Since it's been a re-occurring problem with VS and the latest version of QuickTime Player, I'm providing this sticky post with a link to Apple's webpage, where you can download earlier versions.
http://support.apple.com/downloads/#quicktime
Earlier QuickTime Player Versions
by Ron P. on Wed Apr 20, 2011 12:25 am
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Re: Earlier QuickTime Player Versions
by EllieW on Sat May 28, 2011 6:21 am
What version do you recommend?
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Re: Earlier QuickTime Player Versions
by Kingston on Sat May 28, 2011 7:35 am
Use the latest version, 7.6.9. If that causes problems, then work backwards through earlier versions.
(I have a new video camera which requires Quicktime 7.6.6 or greater to play back the files).
(I have a new video camera which requires Quicktime 7.6.6 or greater to play back the files).
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Re: Earlier QuickTime Player Versions
by Old_Friend on Tue Dec 25, 2012 3:58 am
Your answer may be correct, but the solution to backgrade to previous versions in order to get something to work correctly is ludicrous.
If their latest updates do not accomodate and resolve previous faulty issues, then what good is it?
It's absolute BS and laziness on their part!
This entire industry seems to be working that way. Sell a product first without testing it, then let users find and report issues that developers were too lame and lazy to notice in the first place! FREE BETA TESTING FOR THOSE LAMER DEVELOPERS AND COMPANIES! It's all market share.... not customer satisfaction!
If they can't do it right the first time, then they should not release it and sell it as a PRODUCT! It's not a legitimate product if it has obivious, inherent flaws which should never be there! It's THEIR responsibility to evalutate and FIX THE DAMNED THING BEFORE it's released. They only want free labor from unpaid beta testers. Crock of nonsense, to me.
If their latest updates do not accomodate and resolve previous faulty issues, then what good is it?
It's absolute BS and laziness on their part!
This entire industry seems to be working that way. Sell a product first without testing it, then let users find and report issues that developers were too lame and lazy to notice in the first place! FREE BETA TESTING FOR THOSE LAMER DEVELOPERS AND COMPANIES! It's all market share.... not customer satisfaction!
If they can't do it right the first time, then they should not release it and sell it as a PRODUCT! It's not a legitimate product if it has obivious, inherent flaws which should never be there! It's THEIR responsibility to evalutate and FIX THE DAMNED THING BEFORE it's released. They only want free labor from unpaid beta testers. Crock of nonsense, to me.
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Re: Earlier QuickTime Player Versions
by Kingston on Tue Dec 25, 2012 6:29 am
You are very funny.
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Re: Earlier QuickTime Player Versions
by df on Thu Dec 27, 2012 10:13 am
Old_Friend wrote:Your answer may be correct, but the solution to backgrade to previous versions in order to get something to work correctly is ludicrous.
If their latest updates do not accomodate and resolve previous faulty issues, then what good is it?
It's absolute BS and laziness on their part!
This entire industry seems to be working that way. Sell a product first without testing it, then let users find and report issues that developers were too lame and lazy to notice in the first place! FREE BETA TESTING FOR THOSE LAMER DEVELOPERS AND COMPANIES! It's all market share.... not customer satisfaction!
If they can't do it right the first time, then they should not release it and sell it as a PRODUCT! It's not a legitimate product if it has obivious, inherent flaws which should never be there! It's THEIR responsibility to evalutate and FIX THE DAMNED THING BEFORE it's released. They only want free labor from unpaid beta testers. Crock of nonsense, to me.
Pfshh!!! Even if you're a beta tester they still tell you that it's your system and not them.
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