QuickTime Player for Mac
For Mac OS X 10.6.3 through 10.12.
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QuickTime Player overview
QuickTime Player 7 supports older media formats, such as QTVR, interactive QuickTime movies, and MIDI files. It also accepts QuickTime 7 Pro registration codes, which turn on QuickTime Pro functions. This version of QuickTime Player is unsupported and is provided for compatibility with legacy media workflows on macOS Sierra and earlier.
QuickTime Player 7 will not be compatible with future macOS releases.
Learn how to use the latest version of QuickTime Player (version 10) included with macOS here.
What’s new in version 7.6.6
Version 7.6.6:
View older QuickTime Player versions Note: This product is not compatible with macOS High Sierra and later.
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QuickTime Player for Mac
Free
In English
Version 7.6.6
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Mar 26 2022
Version: 7.6.6
Quick time player keeps truncating my recordings? I will do a screen recording with audio and only a fraction is recorded OR a portion is truncated from the middle of the recording? Does anyone else have this issue? What are some alternatives to Quicktime for Mac that are easy to use. I want to record my screen and have my picture in the corner to discuss what's on screen. Help Please!
Nov 13 2013
Version: 7.7
I can not understand why people rate this software so bad. Even if it is not supported for 64 bit applications, it is still working for 32 bit applications (i.e. on Mavericks).
Together with the two QuickTime extensions Flip4Mac (WMV) and Perian (AVI, DivX, MKV and others) it can read / play all common video formats.
Everybody know the videos which play video and audio un-synchronized - this will only happen if QuickTime is not used.
Aug 22 2012
Version: 7.7
It looks as if this app is no longer being developed. A pity, for it was quite acceptable 4 years ago...
Its most striking proof of neglect is the disrespect of Apple GUI code (eg the green dot in the window bar for enlarging the view does not even work).
A stain on Apple's image.
Jun 13 2012
Version: 7.7
I don't think Apple is ever going to fix the broken Software Update in Leopard. iTunes will get updated to the very latest version, but Quicktime? Nope. It'll remain at sub-7.5.5 levels, which means you have to manually run out and get it because iTunes WON'T WORK without it! What the heck Apple? This has been a problem for months! Anyone doing a clean install of Leopard could be in for a rather rude awakening, especially if they don't know enough to go hunting for QT 7.7.
