Cult of Mac

Recover unsaved QuickTime files with this handy trick

If you lost an audio file due to the dreaded QuickTime crash, this tip could save the day. Image: PSD.Graphics/Ste Smith When you’re recording audio in QuickTime, there’s nothing more frustrating than ...
Ars Technica

QuickTime export settings dialog: how to get the same one as in Quicktime Player?

Hello,<BR><BR>Quicktime Player's movie export settings dialog has a number of settings (e.g. 2 discrete sound channels) that are not available in the export settings dialog that you get with QT ...
Ars Technica

Quicktime broken. Most likely due to trojan. How do I get rid of it?

I am very sad to have to ask you about this topic but here it goes. I am a newbie to the Macintosh world. I have an IMac G5.<BR><BR>I was surfing the net looking at a porn site when suddenly my ...
CNET

QuickTime 7.4: Downgrading, no video only audio, After Effects issues, more

Reminder: Downgrading to QuickTime 7.3.x QuickTime 7.4 is causing so many serious problems for so many users (no video, only audio in movies, incompatibility with third-party applications, inability ...
Charlotte Observer

How to get QuickTime, PowerPoint to talk

Q. I want to insert a video clip that I took with my digital camera into a PowerPoint file. The movie is in QuickTime format, which doesn't work with my PowerPoint for Windows. Is there a way to make ...
CNET

QuickTime 3.0.1 and the so-called "white screen" bug: a correction

Contrary to statements in our previous coverage of QuickTime 3.0.1, the update does not appear to fix a supposed "white screen" bug. Charles Wiltgen, Apple's QuickTime Evangelist, explains: I heard ...