Want Full Screen In Quicktime But Don't Have QT PRO? Read!

Diatribe

macrumors 601

Original poster

• Jun 2, 2005

• #1

Two options:

Option1:
There's a widget that does that for you.

Option2:
Get NicePlayer (a QT player with full screen option)

Hope that helped some.

 

Daveway

macrumors 68040

• Jun 2, 2005

• #2

....or you can play the movie through iTunes 4.8.

 

Diatribe

macrumors 601

Original poster

• Jun 2, 2005

• #3

Daveway said:

....or you can play the movie through iTunes 4.8.

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That doesn't work for certain file formats, especially not with the DivX codec.

 

thecrunge

macrumors member

• Jun 2, 2005

• #4

Daveway said:

....or you can play the movie through iTunes 4.8.

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Can you play Hi-Def H.264 content in itunes also!

 

natehan

macrumors member

• Jun 2, 2005

• #5

Thanks, I'll still use real player

 

Daveway

macrumors 68040

• Jun 2, 2005

• #6

thecrunge said:

Can you play Hi-Def H.264 content in itunes also!

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YES! 🙄

 

mad jew

Moderator emeritus

• Jun 2, 2005

• #7

natehan said:

Thanks, I'll still use real player

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Arrr... That be a newbie response thar.




Sorry, no idea why I was suddenly overcome with piratitis. 😕

Real Player's a pretty pathetic excuse for a media player IMO.

 

russed

macrumors 68000

• Jun 3, 2005

• #8

natehan said:

Thanks, I'll still use real player

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oh dear, oh dear, you have a lot of things to learn.

 

GFLPraxis

macrumors 604

• Jun 3, 2005

• #9

Or download FullScreenMoviePlayer X. It rocks. I've got it. Click and drag the quicktime file to the icon on the dock, bam, fullscreen.

 

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crachoar

macrumors 6502a

• Jun 3, 2005

• #10

Does it make my H.264 video become un-choppified? Or do I have to buy the 'X-tra Pro' key for that?

 

Kingsnapped

macrumors 6502a

• Jun 3, 2005

• #11

crachoar said:

Does it make my H.264 video become un-choppified? Or do I have to buy the 'X-tra Pro' key for that?

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I think the blame for that would pretty much fall on your processor/ram. The big h.264 files are a lot of numbers to crunch, and a lot of G4's are having a hard time.

 

caveman_uk

Guest

• Jun 3, 2005

• #12

Kingsnapped said:

I think the blame for that would pretty much fall on your processor/ram. The big h.264 files are a lot of numbers to crunch, and a lot of G4's are having a hard time.

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My Dual 1GHz G4 manages it but the processors are pretty damn busy...

 

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crachoar

macrumors 6502a

• Jun 3, 2005

• #13

It's fun when the offered 'top-of-the-line' Powerbooks can't perform the up-and-coming 'powerful' technologies such as high-end video encoding and high-end (hell, I'd settle for low-end) gaming. I'd throw in 2GB of DDR, but I'm fairly certain it wouldn't do much. I guess the G4 is just too cool for school.

 

thecrunge

macrumors member

• Jun 3, 2005

• #14

Daveway said:

YES! 🙄

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Thank You! 😀

 

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dotdotdot

macrumors 68020

• Jun 3, 2005

• #15

Or you can use an Applescript and not download stuff and know its 100% QuickTime...

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/124383/[/URL

 

mcarnes

macrumors 68000

• Jun 3, 2005

• #16

Sheesh, ante up guys and get the real deal. There is more to QT Pro than full screen, and it's only $30. I love it.