Quicktime MIME types translated in non-english versions

In the continuation of a previous thread, there seems to be a problem with the last quicktime update that translated mime types's names (and using chars like "í" and "á), in non-english versions of quicktime and macosx (in my case, portuguese versions), that might conflict with browsers like firefox, preventing them from opening embed vídeos. For example, i have MIME types with names like "aplicação/x-rstp" and "áudio/x-mp3" which are causing several issues. How can I change them back to english and solve this problem?
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