I am unable to install Quicktime on my Windows XP - why?
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Go to http://www.afterdawn.com. You'll find all the answers there.
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Quick time doesnt support MP4 files you need "MP4 PLAYER"\ndownload it from http://www.download.com/
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I've been getting the same problem too using QuickTime Pro to convert .avi or .mov files to .mp4.  I've found it's really hit or miss with the conversion.  If one file doesn't convert,  I have to go find another that will convert.  Sorry if that's not much help, but I'm glad to know I'm not the only one!  haha
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Get Quicktime Alternative..Better then Quicktime and uses less System Resources . The link below is to download..plus it works with Itunes.
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You have quicktime associated with that type of file, so it opens in QT by default.
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You will need to get quicktime pro and convert your video files into an Mpeg4 format. Once they have been converted you will be able to upload easily to iTunes.
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you must change the file type association in quicktime. \n\nopen quicktime. if it says file associations must be restored to quicktime click no.\n\nclick the edit menu -> preferences -> quicktime preferences\n\non the combobox select file type associations then click the file button\n\ndeselect the appropriate checkboxes
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Embedding QuickTime Clips    \n \nIMPORTANT INTERNET EXPLORER INFORMATION:   \nInternet Explorer 5.2 and above will try to open the QuickTime  files in Windows Media Player (WMP).  However, WMP cannot play these files adequately. You should warn your users that they need to reinstall QuickTime after any browser upgrade.\n\nThe <EMBED> tag is used to reference a plug-in application and a specific file for that application to play.  The <EMBED> tag has a set of predefined attributes that allow the web author to set parameters and modify the plug-in's behavior. Some of these tags are acted on by the browser and others are processed by the plug-in itself. \n\nThe basic <EMBED> tag must include the source name (file) and HEIGHT and WIDTH for the plug-in.  For example:\n\n\n<EMBED SRC="filename.mov" HEIGHT=150 WIDTH=120>\n\nIt is the file extension (in this case .mov) that tells the browser which plug-in to use. The SRC= directs the browser to a specific file on a server.  HEIGHT and WIDTH tells the browser what size to render the plug-in. (For more info on this, see HEIGHT and WIDTH below).\n\nCertain features of the embedded source can be adjusted.  These include autoplay, cache, controller,  hidden, kioskmode, loop, and volume.  Some of these have defaults if they are not defined by the web author.  These defaults are:\n\nKioskmode - FALSE\n\nAutoplay - TRUE\n\nController - TRUE\n\nLoop - TRUE\n\nVolume - 100\n\nAutoplay\n\nThe AUTOPLAY attribute tells the plug-in whether to start playing the movie automatically. To start playing automatically, use AUTOPLAY= FALSE.  If you don't want the movie to start playing automatically, use AUTOPLAY= TRUE.\n\nN.B. If AUTOPLAY is not defined, the plug-in will default to the QuickTime preferences set by the user. \n\nCache\n\nThe CACHE attribute determines whether the file will begin to play before it is fully downloaded. Use CACHE = TRUE, to enable the entire movie to be downloaded into memory before it starts to play. Choose this option if the majority of your users have a slow connection speed.\n\nUse CACHE= FALSE, to enable the movie to start playing without waiting to be completely downloaded. This is the best setting to use if the users have a fast connection. \n\nN.B. If CACHE is not defined, the plug-in will default to the QuickTime preferences set by the user. \n\nController\n\nThe CONTROLLER attribute enables the QuickTime controls to be either hidden or displayed.   Use CONTROLLER=TRUE if  you want the controller to be accessible by the user. Use CONTROLLER=FALSE if you want the user to have no access to the QuickTime controls.\n\nHeight and Width\n\nHEIGHT and WIDTH control the size of the viewing region.  The default is to specify the height and width in pixels.  If you wish to use another unit of measure it must be specified. \n\n \nN.B. Add 16 pixels to the actual height of the movie if you want the controller to be visible.\n\nHidden\n\nThis attribute makes an object invisible to the user, forcing it to have a height and width of 0.  The browser will not display an empty region where the plug-in should be, instead it completely removes the plug-in from the surrounding text/graphics.  \n\nN.B. If the plug-in is hidden, the user has no control over volume, reverse, forward or stop.\n\nKioskmode\n\nThe KIOSKMODE tag allows the web author to specify whether the file can be copied by a client. If you don't want anyone to be able copy the file, use KIOSKMODE= TRUE. If you want to allow the movie to be copied, use KIOSKMODE= FALSE.\n\nLoop\nThe LOOP attribute allows the web author to have the file play repeatedly. If you want the movie to loop  (repeat), use LOOP=TRUE.  If you don't want the movie to loop, use LOOP = FALSE.\n\nVolume\nThe VOLUME  tag is used to preset the Use  the starting volume of the file. The default value is 100; a setting of "0" will silence the movie.  Having the loudest volume enables the user to get
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usally quicktime uses that file but dwnload bs player or VLC player
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Firefox does not do well with Quicktime, I avoid using QT if at all possible and use Quicktime Alternative instead. There is a whole big article about it here.\nhttp://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=206210
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You poor thing, who let you get a Mac? \n\nOk, I will leave the sassiness aside. Is the program you downloaded an .avi file? If not, what is the extension? I am guess it is is it went straight to Quicktime. Are you sure it is actually a legit download? Those P2P sources can be touchy. There is a link below to a thread of someone having the same problem. Sounds like it is a problem with that file type and player. Also looks like there is something in there about play unlicensed material. Funny how my windows machine doesnt have trouble playing a movie (ok, that is the last one).\n\nSee second forum thread below, they talk about that problem as well.
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You may need to upgrade quicktime.\n\nGo to quicktime.com
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Tried running appwiz.cpl and removing Quicktime from there ?
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You have a corrupt installer which has not registered itself properly with the codecs present in your system.\nYou can only download a fresh copy for it to work properly.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/download/download.aspx
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Actually, Flip4Mac is a terrific program that plays WMV files within QuickTime. In my experience this actually IMPROVES the reliability of WMV content. Download it at http://flip4mac.com/wmv.htm\n\nIt's very easy to install and works transparently. Once Flip4Mac is installed, just double-click any WMV file and it will automagically open in QuickTime and play perfectly.
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Check to see if you have directX 9.0 installed. Go to www.microsoft.com and click on the link for updates. Have it scan your computer and then download the required updates. \n\nSometimes if you do not have service pack 2 it will not allow you to run video... Often though, the web site may recognize that you need a specific program or setting to work and inform you.
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under the star menu click "run" and then in the box that opens up put "msconfig". Click on the tab that says "startup" take the check marks off of real player and quicktime. then click apply and close. then restart your computer. that should resolve it.