Itunes + QuickTime can be installed, but does not open. A previous version has said to have been uninstalled incorrectly*. I may have deleted some of its files.
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best is to uninstall it completely and then reinstall it
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That's a good question and my answer is I have no idea.  Most of the codecs are free anyway so I really don't see profit in it unless the companies are hoping you purchase the product after you have downloaded the codec.  Real Player is junk so I wouldn't even bother with it.  You will find that you need Quicktime player which now comes with iTunes and you can't get them separately but I like QT and iTunes so that's not a problem for me.  You will also probably find out you need the Divx codec as one of my favorites requires it.  I'm also not that fond of Windows Media Player but then I'm sort of a Mac (don't own a Mac though) fan and I have an iPod so I hope you can understand that.
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go on itunes.com and then go to "download iTunes 7.0" all other problems don't matter u will b starting 4rom scratch. It will work because you are starting over.
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Try the following url:  http://www.apple.com/quicktime/win.html
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next time u get the open with screen, check the box which says,"always use this program to open this kind of file" and the next time, it shud automatically go to the quicktime thingy.\n\n(plzz rate as best answer)
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You may need to upgrade quicktime.\n\nGo to quicktime.com
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I use OSX and iMovies too. The problem is the .mpg file. iMovie works on DV format. So when you import the .mpg file, iMovie is able to extract the video track and convert into DV format but not the audio track. Problem with .mpg (probably MPEG1 format) interweaves the audio and video into a single stream. This adds complexity on how video editors splits the audio and video track. You probably will not have this problem if you are working on a more generic quicktime format.\n\nYou need to look for an application that can extract the audio from the .mpg file in OSX.
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Doesn't seem to exist for free. But here are some that seem to be reasonably priced.\n\nhttp://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/quicktime-free.html
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Two thing may be wrong here, if your at work you probably not allowed to watch videos or...\n\nThe program isn't installed properly, try un-installing quicktime and go to the website and download the latest version of the program, believe me its a great player.\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/win.html\n\nCheers!
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The problem with iTunes and the iPod video is that it will ONLY play mpeg-4 video.  Who has that laying around on their internet site?  Pretty much no one..\n\nWhat I would highly recommend is to bite the bullet and spend $30 for QuickTime Pro (you need a license code).  What this program will do is allow you to convert ANY video to this mpeg-4 format.  The best feature, and this one's my favorite, is QuickTime Pro enables right click, so now you can right-click and save any mpeg on the internet to your hard drive, just like saving a picture from a web site.\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/quicktime/win.html\n\nSo, in the end, it's a little investment for a WHOLE LOT of music videos or game clips....  Good luck!
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You need Quicktime 7 PRO. Import the media file into itunes and then click on the option convert for ipod. \n\nThis isnt exact cos I dont have itunes open, but its along those lines
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Hey there, You Can do It thru Itunes, Or Apple quicktime, And If you dont have any of those programs, you can download them from----\nwww.apple.com/itunes.
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First, check to see if you have the latest version of Quicktime. I had a similar issue. I uninstalled Quicktime, then installed the latest version, and that worked for me.\n\nAlso, if you are using Mozilla Firefox browser, you may need an addition plug-in. If this is the case, you should get a little bar at the top of your screen that says "additional plug-ins needed" and will give you steps to get the plug-in.
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you should have soft ware already installed on your computer-''windows movie maker'' or ''intervideo windvd'' that's if you have xp, failing that, there's always ebay-goodluck
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the free download of apple dosnt have the converter you will need so the last guy is wrong. there are some free converters out there but quicktime isnt that expensive.
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you can view quicktime videos through the firefox browser, anything else will use the default player they will play in.
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First, put in your ipod.  Give it a minute to load.  Go to My Computer.  Click on your ipod.  Go to tools at the top and pick folder options. On that screen Go to view.  Then in the setting pick show hidden folders and apply.  Now go to Ipod_Control and go to music.  Dont worry thats where your videos are.  Now click the search button on the top.  Go to Search all files or folders. click advanced options and make sure its searching just the ipod.  Then click more advanced options and tell it to include hidden and system files.  Then you just click search.  After everthing comes up click on type to get all the movies together.  They will either say Mpeg 4 or quicktime movie.  The names will look weird though.  Its okay their still the same videos.  Then you just copy them to a folder on your computer.