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QuickTime Pro

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You can do it with QuickTime without Pro if you use AppleScript to bypass this limitation. ...

For $29.99 (or equivalent) you can upgrade your 'QuickTime' (component of MacOS X) to 'QuickTime Pro'; where, via the 'QuickTime Player' application - you can select the 'File, New Audio Recording' menu item, to present the simplistic 'Audio Recording' window. Unless you specifically save the recorded audio elsewhere, a default 'Audio.mov' (then 'Audio 1.mov', 'Audio...

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I've been having a problem with every software out there it seems. I've got a Parallels VM running on my leopard 10.5.2 and even I tried some programs out and they just weren't very user friendly. I've got about 10 gigs of my training videos, I'd like to import to iTunes and use it instead of Windows media player on my VM. I've tried video converter for mac, handbrake,...

ripper to rip a dvd so that i can then watch it on my macbook. However i dont now how to then watch it as it keeps asking me to choose a file. I have tried using quicktime but it then asks me to choose a file. Which one do i choose? ...

Can be either really. A lot are XviDs. If I copy them over to my mac I have no problems with watching them (maybe the odd QuickTime crash, definitely no problems with VLC). It is only over the network that I seem to have these issues.

I have a lot of movies etc. on my desktop that I would like to be able to watch using my new macbook. However, if I try to do this using QuickTime it will work fine for some time but then I always get a message saying that QuickTime has unexpectedly quit. ...