What is the Difference between QuickTime Player Ver 10.1 vs QuickTime 7 Pro?

i've MacBook pro with Lion ver 10.7.3 so by default QuickTime 10.1 version if we need to install QuickTime 7 pro? what is QuickTime 7 pro? please let me know.
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