Quicktime

Same here, not that it really matters to me, but it was a cool show off feature.

New Bug on PPC and Intel Leopard fresh installs. No video will play when minimized to the Dock. You will still hear the sound but the video will not move when minimized in the Dock. I have tried with QuickTime, EyeTV and VLC. Does anyone else see the same?

include iTunes, but that has been, and remains a free download. iTunes, of course, is installed as part of the OS X, and continues with Leopard. iTunes, and the Quicktime software, are a large part of the iApps, including the iLife suite. ...

i have an iBook G3 700mhz, and a dual 1.8ghz G5. considering one is about 4-6x as fast as the other, the OS is virtually indistinguishable. this isn't to say that the G5 is slow, but that the OS is so well optimised that it runs *amazingly* on my old G3 (Tiger). that's the impressive part, that a 6 year old computer can run the lastest and greatest smoothly and...

Flip4Mac only plays through quicktime but you can't use it in itunes or the ipod. ...

My experience was that I first upgraded with archive and install, and it hung with the spinning ball from the village in the tv british show the prisoner, of death, after booting. So, I did a clean install and that worked. But, it might have been the same problem I had later, which is that DiVX hangs on startup. So, maybe after upgrading, you could boot to single user mode...

Get rid of that DiVX codec and install Perian. Also condider getting the new MPEG 2 QuickTime codec from Apple. ...

having the same problem as you and tried everything, word going around is it has something to do with the latest quicktime update. Anyway, just wondering if you've fixed the problem and if so how you did it. ...

Just wanted to confirm that Fragger's solution worked for me, but I did not touch the Flip4Mac stuff. From the terminal navigate to /Library/Application\ Support/ Then move the DivXNetworks directory somewhere. To move it to your Home directory with sudo, for example: sudo mv DivXNetworks ~/DivXNetworks (You will be prompted for the SuperUser password) Then move to the...

rename your converted file in Finder .. avoid any 'special' characters as  ☜ ©, blanks, 'signs' | \ …= dots ] ... just letters... and this should help it to import into iMovie