Jan 27, 2021
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Quicktime for Windows PC is advised to be Uninstalled by Apple
Quicktime for Windows PC is advised to be Uninstalled by Apple
Quicktime for Windows PC is advised to be Uninstalled by Apple Read on and find out why.
Our ever increasing developments have shown us that leaps and bounds can be done especially in the technological sector. New machines are invented to aid us in our daily lives, Softwares are developed to help manage our work, and phone applications continue to spring from everywhere. These advancements are…
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Learn To Play Guitar Using Free Software
Learn To Play Guitar Using Free Software
If you want to learn to play the guitar without buying a lesson package or paying for a teacher, take advantage of the free software that is readily available on the internet to help you to learn and practice guitar music.
This article is about learn to play guitar, free guitar software
If you want to learn to play guitar for free there’s plenty of software available to help you. This article…
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Sample QuickTime movie bundled with quicktime 5
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The Very First Apple Movie
This sample movie was included on the original Apple Quicktime 1.0 Developer CD-ROM, released in December, 1991.... Enjoy:) From http://www.uriahcarpenter.info: "In 1988, Apple was eager to show off the graphics power of its Macintosh II line of computers. Using a program called Super3D, a group of talented artists produced "Pencil Test," an animated short created entirely on the Macintosh. Keep in mind that QuickTime did not exist in 1988; the movie was output frame by frame to an imagesetter, and then recorded to film."
Changes in the Codec wars - IE9 only supports H264 Codec
I learned it here - now, much can change in beta but it's still a strong statement that resonates with other information. I heard rumors around NAB that the Microsoft streaming team was dropping support for VC-1 in favor of H264, dramatically changing the codec landscape if true. It also signals an end of an almost 20 year battle between Apple's Quicktime and Microsoft's media experiments.Â
 This three year old article from Roughly Drafted gives an amazing historical overview of the importance of this battle.Â
 Microsoft's wishy-washy commitment to media helps explain its ultimate demise. Just look at the naming conventions to see the focus:
 * Apple Quicktime version 1 through 10 - 1991 to 2010
 * Microsoft
* Windows 3.0 with MultiMedia Extensions - 1991
* Video for Windows - 1992 Â
* ActiveMovie - 1996Â
* DirectShow Media Player (renaming of ActiveMovie)Â - 1996 Â
* Windows Media Player (rebranded as v 6.4) - date???
* Windows Media Video (v7) - 1999
* Windows Media Video 9 advanced profile - PlaysForSure - 2003 Â (ie PrayForSure)
* Windows Player for Mac - 2003
* VC-1 - 2006
* Windows Media Components for QuickTime by Flip4Mac - 2006
* Silverlight - 2007
I forgot where to put AAF, but I think the point is clear. Even looking up the dates within Wikipedia, I still don't quite understand all the moving parts here, so please help out if you know the answer.Â
 Image from VideoMaker
 A few years back we hired a Windows Media consultant to help us understand why Windows Media Player had no scrub bar - making frame advancement and frame jumping impossible for clients on the web. Actually, I asked how to set up Fast Forward within the player, to which he replied, "Well, it depends on how you define Fast Forward." Ummmm yeahhh...Â
 So, hopefully the battle will now shift to H264 vs. Google's On2 codec (the original flash video codec). See, I told you stuff between these big three competitors is getting more interesting :)