Upgrading quicktime pro

I currently own an earlier version of quicktime pro for windows. I noticed that apple has now posted a new quicktime upgrade. If I upgrade, will I have to once again pay the $29 to unlock quicktime pro, or will my previous quicktime pro upgrade carry over into this latest version of quicktime?
Mac G5 Mac OS X (10.3)

Although they have not announced a firm policy on it they in the past have required one to purchase a new Pro key when they do a whole number update to QT. If your present key is for QT 6 or earlier you will need to buy a new key but if you have a QT 7 Pro key it should be good until QT 8 is released.

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Just upgraded to Quicktime pro. I'm running the current Quicktime 7 Player. Followed instructions, went to system preferences, opened Quicktime registration, filled out info, then entered number given to me by Apple for Quicktime Pro. Then I opened Quicktime, and then INVALID REGISTRATION came up in the registration icon. Tried it four times. Even copied the registration # from Apple receipt but still the same message: INVALID REGISTRATION.
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Upgrade quicktime pro

i would really like to upgrade to quicktime 7.1.3 in order to get its latest features such as the H.264 converter. problem is that i have quicktime pro, and i recall reading about loosing the registration key when it is upgraded.
is there anyway of upgarding without loosing the reg key?
any comments would be greatly appreciated.
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i would really like to upgrade to quicktime 7.1.3 in order to get its latest features such as the H.264 converter
Sorry, from the above statement had assumed your were upgrading from QT Pro 6. However, your OS identification implies you were most likely referring to a previous version of QT Pro 7 and gaining "LC" iPod compatibility for H.264.

On my Mac OSX 10.4.11, having trouble upgrading to Quicktime Pro

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For iCloud, you need a version of iTunes 10, and 10.4.11 only supports up to 9.2.1. 10.4 offers no iCloud access, while 10.5 and 10.6 have limited access. Only 10.7 and 10.8 are integrated with iCloud.

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Any ideas why, after a month of no problems chatting, this bandwidth issue has come up? She's running 4.5 (hasn't upgraded and hasn't sone the just rreleased security update)?

OK - My gal is here for the weekend so it will be next monday evening before we can toubleshoot as I don't know any other place where I can find someone to video chat with for testing purposes. We're using AIM accounts, but like I say, before the upgrade I did it was working fine. I've been through most of the 'usual' from rebuilding permissions, diskwarrior to ensure the disk is OK. Next week I'll trash preferences and such when we troubleshoot.
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I am running Mac OSX 10.7.5 and have both Quicktime 10.1 and Quicktime 7.6.6. I have paid for the upgrade to Quicktime Pro (to upgrade Quicktime 7.6.6 and have followed the directions (multiple times) and cannot seem to get the upgrade to kick in. I've spent a couple of hours going around in circles. I'd appreciate some help. Thanks very much!

I am running Mac OSX 10.7.5 and have both Quicktime 10.1 and Quicktime 7.6.6. I have paid for the upgrade to Quicktime Pro (to upgrade Quicktime 7.6.6 and have followed the directions (multiple times) and cannot seem to get the upgrade to kick in. I've spent a couple of hours going around in circles. I'd appreciate some help.
In most cases the problem is associated with a failure to follow the installation and activation instructions HERE. However, since you have not really described your problem, it is diffucult to know for sure. Suggest you read these instruction and see if they help. If not, then describe the problem in more detail since "cannot get the upgrade to kick in" could refere to anything from failure to press the "Tab" key to failure to enter a name salutation or suffix to purchasing a key for the wrong system.

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You can confirm your "Pro" status by opening the QuickTime Preference Pane. Click the "Register" tab and be sure it says QuickTime 7 Pro under your registration serial.
If the Registration fields are blank you need to re-install FCP. It should automatically update your QT registration. I don't think (like previous version of Final Cut) it ships with a "printed" serial number.

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Mac OS X 10.6 includes QuickTime versions 10.0 and 7.6.3. The QuickTime 7 player will only be present if a QuickTime Pro key was present at the time of installation, or if specified as part of a custom install, or individually downloaded:
http://support.apple.com/kb/dl923
Snow Leopard update 10.6.4 included an update to 7.6.6 (if installed). You can install it from the above link even though it says for 10.6.3. It's the same version of QuickTime Player 7.6.6.
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XVID Avi's not working once upgraded to Quicktime Pro

This may be related to the post earlier this week.
I just upgraded to Quicktime Pro, and now most of my .avi files, which playedback fine before, just give me the white screen with no audio.
When I check the file format, it says:
XVID, 624 x 352, Unknown MPEG Layer 3, Stereo, 48.000 kHz
My QT is the following: QuickTime™ Version 7.1.3, Player Version 7.0.1, which I believe is the most up to date version.
I looked at the solution for the pervious post about this, but if the files worked before, is this a simple codec issue, where I just need to re-aqcuire a codec?
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dh

Upgrading to Pro doesn't add or subtract any files from the installed version of QuickTime. It merely activates the Pro features.
Did you upgrade from version 6 to version 7? That would remove and add files.
Find and install the XVID codec appropriate for your machine.

Seems counter-intuitive to upgrade from QuickTime 10.3 to QuickTime 7 just to get to QuickTime Pro. Is there no QuickTime 10.3 Pro?

It seems counter-intuitive to upgrade from QuickTime 10.3 to QuickTime 7 just to get to QuickTime Pro. Am I missing something here? Is there no QuickTime 10.3 Pro?

QuickTime Pro is based on the QuickTime 7 code, and requires it to run. The old QuickTime was initially intended for movie and sound bites, such as you might find embedded in a Web page. It was not intended for handling the massive size and quantity of current movie and music formats, and Apple had to work the code in odd ways to get it to run the latest content. Not being ideal, Apple decided to re-write QuickTime from the ground up. It has kept QuickTime 7 and its supported features (ie, QuickTime Pro) for compatibility, but is moving foward with the next generation of QuickTime, called QuickTime X. So far this does not have a "Pro" version add-on, and Apple has not indicated it is developing one. For now, if you want advanced features you will need to use software like Final Cut Pro, or a third-party program, which make these routines available to you. There are also a number of third-party tools that do similar features, without interfacing with QuickTime at all.

How do I upgrade to QuickTime Pro if I have QuickTIme X in my Mac?

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I have recently upgrade to Lion and as I try to get QuickTime Pro I can only find upgrades for QuickTime 7, how can I get QuickTime Pro then?
thanx

Click here, download the software, and apply the QuickTime Pro key to it.
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Quicktime Pro will not upgrade on Windows 8.1

Purchased Quicktime Pro via Apple Store- applied the the registration key and the app reports "invalid registration". Quicktime version 7.7.5.
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Duhhh...needed to change the "registered to" name field- it had previously defaulted to my email address...when I applied my Apple Store ID name, in the "registered to" - the upgrade worked.
This should be noted in the email with the license key/upgrade sent to the purchaser.

So I have to upgrade to QuickTIme Pro to get full screen capability?!?

I'm new to macs and love it. I am a little disappointed though that, unless I'm mistaken, you have to pay for QuickTIme Pro to get the full screen capability Windows Media gives for free. Is this really the case?

The Pro upgrade allows full screen playback of "local" (on your computer) files. Those you view in a browser window can't be played at full screen size until you save them (another Pro feature).
WMP opens any Web based link in its own Player window instead of the browser. Web authors (those that know) can do the same with a QuickTime file. These files can also be coded to be Presentation files that play full screen.
http://homepage.mac.com/kkirkster/B/
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If you wish to easily save files you view online you'll need the Pro upgrade.

I downloaded quicktime 7 to my pc and I purchased the quicktime pro upgrade and have a registration key. How do I upgrade it

I downloaded quicktime 7 to my pc and I purchased the quicktime pro upgrade and have a registration key. Now how do I upgrade it.

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