An architectural overhaul to Apple's QuickTime media software due as part of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard may ship with a media player that bundles once-premium features at no cost. That's just one of ...

The latest Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard seeds suggest that Apple may be eliminating the 'QuickTime Pro' upgrade that is currently offered as a $29.99 upgrade to Mac users. Apple has long reserved ...

Although Apple has considered QuickTime part of the Mac OS for many years, the company has also generated some additional revenue by selling QuickTime Pro for $30. This commercial version of QuickTime ...

Along with Mac OS X 10.4 "Tiger" Apple will ship a major update to its QuickTime digital media software, labeled QuickTime 7.0. Sources close to the development team ...

After months of delay due to MPEG-4 licensing issues, Apple has finally released QuickTime 6. Available in two versions — the free Standard version and the $30 QuickTime Pro — the latest iteration of ...

If you are upgrading your Mac in your home or office, you can use the same QuickTime Player 7 registration key on your new Mac that you purchased with your old one. Apple has not upgraded its pro ...

The QuickTime 6.4 upgrade contains a serious bug for users of Final Cut Pro 4. Based on several reader reports, it appears that any timeline in Final Cut Pro that mixes media codecs (for instance, DV ...

QuickTime etc. from Final Cut Pro Jim Reffner could not get the registration key for QuickTime 5 that came with Final Cut Pro 2.0 to work - until he noted that directions that said you must type ...

Now available via Software Update: QuickTime 7.0.3 delivers several important bug fixes, primarily in the areas of streaming and H.264 video. QuickTime 7 Pro users also gain the ability to create ...

so i go to watch the episode II trailer on Apple's site. You can't watch the large version without quicktime pro.<BR>how shady is that? i think it's sort of low ...

If you want to watch full screen movies, save many Web-based videos, create video projects using H.264 compression, and more, then you might find Apple’s $29.95 QuickTime Pro to be quite the bargain.

Want to quickly edit a movie file but can’t be bothered battling with the complexity of iMovie or Final Cut Pro? Here’s how to use QuickTime Player, included with every Mac, to trim movie files and ...