Quicktime

Is there a wmv reading tool for Quicktime that doesn't cost money or doesn't leave a watermark when converted like Flip4Mac does? ...

These file opened in Quicktime and DIVX players on my computer, why wouldn't they show up on the progressive scan player? ...

iPhoto hangs with BBOD repeatedly. I haven't figured out the specific triggers yet. All software is up to date, no strange software on the system. Using a MacBook Pro Intel chipset and iPhoto '08. Sorry for the long post, but here's the report: Date/Time: 2007-11-04 15:30:42 -0800 OS Version: 10.5 (Build 9A581) Architecture: i386 Report Version: 4 ...

for Quicktime Pro, but I can't be sure it'd work fine with this camera's files. ...

iMovie could not import the file because it is not a movie file. Quicktime could not parse the file. ...

Aha! I found a solution. I saw this thread: http://macosx.com/forums/mac-os-x-system-mac-software/295931-leopard-10-5-finder-not-responding.html and didn't find /Library/DiVX... so was going to give up. But, I did have /Library/QuickTime/DivX something and /Library/QuickTime/Toast Video CD something.qtx. Since this problem occurred after updating Quicktime, this seems...

I ran system update on leopard and installed an itunes and quicktime update and now when I boot, it logs in, displays my desktop wallpaper with no icons and the spinning busy mouse cursor icon and nothing else. ...

no sound from apps like QuickTime Player, iTunes, or RealPlayer. ...

but however I try I cannot get the file to open in the quicktime player without the page it is linked from changing to a blank white page. ...

I found out which files the Finder had loaded before its trip to the beach — turns out it was loading DivX codecs from /Library/QuickTime and also some other stuff from /Application\ Support/DivXNetworks/ I moved these files out of these locations using terminal (probably will have to sudo) and also moved Flip4Mac codecs for good measure. It is unclear to me why the finder...