Quicktime

I updated iTunes and QuickTime and was required to reboot. ...

Do either of you have EyeTV installed? I had this exact problem with a couple of movie thumbnails too. IFRC it has something to do with the EyeTV MPEG Support.component which you'll find at: MacintoshHD ~> Library ~> QuickTime I deleted this component (it will be recreated next time you launch EyeTV) and my green thumbnails were restored to there proper state. ...

im only installing this divx.dmg program because i was told that it would fix a problem i have with my quicktime player. when i try to play avi files that i have. ...

Hello.. I have mac os x 10.6.1 and i have both Quicktime X an Quicktime 7. ...

as QuickTime is radically different in 10.6 they will be pointless there. ...

I am having the same problem. Bought the mpeg 2 codec, which allowed me to view videos taken by my sony handycam but doesn't play any sound. Is there any easier way than to "demux" it to get it to play sound? I can play them with the VLC player but still can't import them into imovie to edit them.

i think i got it from download.com...its the older 6.7.2 dvix. i was told its the only one that would work for my operating system. i dont know if i even need dvix...im trying to get avi files to play on my quicktime. other video file types work but not avi files. any idea why?

Open Quicktime on the Mac, then open a movie file. ...

Video's are in the same format, i think Mpeg-4. Will need to check this. Definitely in the same format. They were obtained from the same location. I thought about plug-ins. Running the same versions of Quicktime on both machines so they should have exactly the same plug-ins. Shouldn't they ???

Hi, Any help with this would be much appreciated. Have a MAC (Leopard) and a PC (XP) at home. Both have the same version of itunes (9.0.1) running on them. Both have the same version of Quicktime. When i am on my MAC, and running itunes, i can go to the "Shared" option and see the movies that are in my PC's itunes Library and watch those movies. No problem. However, if...