Quicktime in Tiger package won't run

I upgraded from system 9.1 to Tiger and both Quick time and iDVD won't run. A red exclamation point error message appears saying that these applications are not supported. Any suggestions? I also increased the memory and still nothing works.

I would suggest the usual steps, repair permissions, and delete QuickTime's .plist
<small>located in
[YourProfile]/Library/Preferences/com.apple.quicktimeplayer.plist</small>
Otherwise, try to create a new Mac OS X user profile and see if that helps.
OR... try to re-install QuickTime.
Hope these help.

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"Try Disk Utility
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Message was edited by: DaveF
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Error #-2093.
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Joe Diederichs wrote:
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Well, it's this bad:
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charlie
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Description of the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility
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For some reason Software Update won't run. I have also manually downloaded a few update packages (such as Quicktime 7.2, Combo Updater 10.4.10 v1.1 etc) and these won't run either. I already have updated to 10.4.10 via SW update a little while ago, but saw some advice about running the combo updater to fix 'prebindings' - thought this might fix the other problems, but it won't run anyway
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Please elaborate.
OK. Here is what I disagree with & why. I'm sorry that this requires such a long reply, but I feel strongly enough about the topic to air all my concerns, not just those that apply specifically to your recommendations.
First, I think "Turn off sleep mode for both screen and hard disk" is misleading. Display sleep isn't a problem -- it is the Mac itself going to sleep (IOW, system sleep mode) during the update that Apple says should be avoided. I don't think Apple says anything about avoiding drive sleep -- since the drive only sleeps after a relatively long period of inactivity & installing updates by their nature is disk intensive, I can't see that as an issue either.
Likewise, Apple doesn't say to avoid delta updates in favor of Combo ones. It recommends applying a Combo update only as a troubleshooting/repair procedure for certain problems, not as a routine installation method. Since combos are generally much larger downloads, & not everyone has high speed access or ISP's that allow unlimited, continuous large downloads, implying that there is something wrong with using the deltas for routine updates is likely to result in some users becoming frustrated with the update process & maybe even give up on applying them.
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I have mentioned elsewhere in this forum my objections to the logic behind avoiding automatic installs because the process is lengthy & "an interrupted install will almost certainly cause havoc." Since the install won't begin until the installer package is downloaded & its integrity is verified, the length of the process has nothing to do with it -- if it is interrupted such that the download won't pass the verification phase, the install will not begin & no havoc will ensue. If interrupted during the install phase it probably will, but the same is true for a manual install. Moreover, there is essentially no possibility that a cat or user will abort an automatic install at a critical phase, short of pulling the plug or shutting down the computer.
I believe the recommendation not to do anything else on the computer during the install is overly generalized. This recommendation (which I grant is a common one) seems to ignore that human users are not the only ones running processes during installs (or at any other time). Processes launched by root, wheel, & other non-human users continue to run, generally beyond the control of human users. Does it make sense that Apple would design the installer app to be safe to use when these fundamental processes are running but neglect to do so for higher level processes that depend on them? Such a broad recommendation might make sense for a cooperative multitasking OS like OS 9, which is what I think the logic behind this is often based on, but not for OS X.
Moreover, since an installer package may even replace OS components that the install process itself depends on, it should be fairly obvious that this doesn't occur on-the-fly but only after a restart (which is why it is required).
In general, I'm concerned not just about your recommended install ritual, but about all similarly elaborate ones that go beyond what Apple recommends. There are specific things mentioned in them that can on rare occasion lead to problems, but I think overall it does more harm than good to suggest that all users must take all these steps any time they install anything. There are two main reasons for this:
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2. It is also a normal part of human nature to avoid things that cause fear & uncertainty. Convince users that all these steps are necessary to avoid disaster & some will just avoid applying updates altogether. (How many times in this forum is the phrase, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" used to justify not upgrading?)
For all these reasons, I believe the list should be shortened to the fundamentals: maintain good backups, fix any problems before applying updates, & avoid applying them if you are under a deadline.

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