May 13, 2010
QuickTime is Apple’s universal and free media player. QuickTime 7.6.6 for Windows was released in March 2010. The free version can playback all major audio and video formats, including H.264/MPEG-4 advanced video coding. QuickTime is an essential piece of software for Windows, especially for streaming audio and video. This article will show you how to [...]
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March 27, 2010
I have a confession to make. I thought it would be totally simple to select the best 5 free Apple products – and then I realized I was in way over my head! Truth be told, I love my Mac, and all the free applications that go with it (well OK, I am not all [...]
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December 15, 2009
Recently a friend of mine asked for my help to find a video of a good presentation to be shown to one of his classes. He also requested for it to be iPod friendly as he would also distribute the video to his students. Three things came to my mind: Steve Jobs, Quicktime and Handbrake. [...]
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September 17, 2009
Snow Leopard comes with the brand new QuickTime called X (Ten). This version add a few ‘previously pro-only’ features such as trimming and exporting, and also ‘brand new’ pro features like screencasting and sharing. Trying to create a screencast has been one of my to-do-later items. I never get around to do it since there [...]
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May 8, 2008
Running across QuickTime or Real Player content around the net is not hard to do. We all find ourselves occasionally trying to access a .mov file or any of the many Real Player file formats. Either way, you’ve usually got to end up installing QuickTime or Real Player. Here at Make Use Of, we really [...]
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March 10, 2008
I format my Mac once a year, either because it’s clunked up with old .plist files or because I just feel like performing a zero-out on my hard disk. One good thing about owning a Mac is never having to worry about installing drivers after reformatting. So that’s one problem avoided. Having a checklist of [...]
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