Quicktime Pro lisence - Mac vs PC

I have Quicktime Pro lisence for mac, but now I have been forced over to a PC(I know, I know...), and my reg code does not work... Is the reg code valid only for mac, and if so, can i swop it for a PC lisence? Anybody?
Regards
Robert Bronkebakken

No, you will have to buy a separate license.

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Have a few questions related to Quicktime pro on mac related to sample rate of audio and video...any help understanding much appreciated...
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