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QuickTime 7.0.3 Now Available
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Now available via Software Update:
Additionally, a video stream of today's media event is now available from Apple.com.
Makes sense, what with all the updates today! A minior update, yet necessary for everything else Apple has unveiled I'm sure. 
Edit: Nice to see a stream of the event is up as well - I'll have to check that out...
Edit: Nice to see a stream of the event is up as well - I'll have to check that out...
Doctor Q said:
That would be my guess - I'm not sure exactly what else that would be referring to... it would defintely make sense...
Bring on more video podcasts!
Strange, the update didn't work for me. So I ended up going to quicktime.com and download 7.0.3 and it works great. Very strange...
But, cool to check out the videos on iTunes!
BTW, is it possible to preview the TV shows? Can't seem to do it.
But, cool to check out the videos on iTunes!
BTW, is it possible to preview the TV shows? Can't seem to do it.
Hmmm. 7.03 has broken audio playback in mpeg1 movies for me. It works in mpeg4 movies and other codecs. Movies also stop after about 10 seconds.
And you can't go back to 7.02 as the installer for that won't let me install an older version.
I now have to use VLC for video playback.
Edit: Solved it again by going into Utilities/Audio MIDI Setup and in 'Audio Devices' setting the output to 44.1Khz. I've done this fix before on the last update but I'd forgot I had to last time. You'd hope they'd have fixed it.
This is on 10.4.2 on an iMac G5 1.8Ghz (one of the first ones).
And you can't go back to 7.02 as the installer for that won't let me install an older version.
I now have to use VLC for video playback.
Edit: Solved it again by going into Utilities/Audio MIDI Setup and in 'Audio Devices' setting the output to 44.1Khz. I've done this fix before on the last update but I'd forgot I had to last time. You'd hope they'd have fixed it.
This is on 10.4.2 on an iMac G5 1.8Ghz (one of the first ones).
Needed for ITMS videos
You need this version of QuickTime to play the previews of videos you can buy, and to play the videos themselves. Without it, you see a gray screen and hear nothing. Clearly, it contains the video DRM stuff.
Purchased videos also play in QuickTime player and any other Mac program that uses QuickTime, on an authorized Mac.
You need this version of QuickTime to play the previews of videos you can buy, and to play the videos themselves. Without it, you see a gray screen and hear nothing. Clearly, it contains the video DRM stuff.
Purchased videos also play in QuickTime player and any other Mac program that uses QuickTime, on an authorized Mac.
How often does Apple expect people to re-purchase their keys?!?
I'm really glad I've never paid for a Quicktime Pro key. It would be infuriating to have to pay for a new key every time they update the software. I can, just barely, see justifying the re-purchase for the 6-7 transition (there's a lot of new functionality), but for an 0.0.x update?!? That's gouging.
As much as I'm a big fan of Apple's current OS, applications, and hardware (apart from their desperately-in-need-of-an-upgrade-power-line), they're doing things that make me think they'll be worse than Microsoft if they ever get a monopoly over anything.
Cheers
I'm really glad I've never paid for a Quicktime Pro key. It would be infuriating to have to pay for a new key every time they update the software. I can, just barely, see justifying the re-purchase for the 6-7 transition (there's a lot of new functionality), but for an 0.0.x update?!? That's gouging.
As much as I'm a big fan of Apple's current OS, applications, and hardware (apart from their desperately-in-need-of-an-upgrade-power-line), they're doing things that make me think they'll be worse than Microsoft if they ever get a monopoly over anything.
Cheers
aswitcher said:
Very good question. Because of that very fact, I never use QT on my machine - always VLC, and failing that (which doesn't happen very often) MPlayer.
aswitcher said:
I've no problem with AVIs in Quicktime. If anything, slightly smoother than VLC at normal size and a lot smoother at fullscreen.
Perhaps you've an old codec kicking about. DIVX in particular causes problems as it's not been updated to QT7 yet.
Just a heads-up: the Windows version of QT 7.0.3 seems to have a problem with the web browser plugin. H.264 videos embedded into a website crash the browser; ones that launch the external player work fine. This happens regardless of whether or not you use Firefox or IE, and it doesn't matter if you reinstall Quicktime. More than one person beyond me has had the exact same situation.
And before you ask: yes, I have a Mac too.
And before you ask: yes, I have a Mac too.
Did anyone notice during the iTunes demo the user-review of a U2 album has been submitted by one Paul Hewson.
Now where have I heard that name before?
Now where have I heard that name before?
Others noticed that, and you too.fawlty said:Did anyone notice during the iTunes demo the user-review of a U2 album has been submitted by one Paul Hewson.
Now where have I heard that name before?
Right--you're fine.telecomm said:But the point upgrade doesn't require repurchase of the key, does it? Only the 5 to 7 or 6 to 7 upgrade does.
EVERY time there's a QT update you get some people complaining that they need to buy a new key again right away. It's rarely true
Apple just gives the warning for people with OLDER versions--which is honest of them.BTW, the save for iPod feature isn't just for podcasts--it's for any content you already have that you might want to put on your iPod. Like clips from your own camera
did anyone else notice the mistake at 00:19:39 of the stream? 160MB SATA and 250MB SATA?? I think he meant GB!