If you want to watch full screen movies, save many Web-based videos, create video projects using H.264 compression, and more, then you might find Apple’s $29.95 QuickTime Pro to be quite the bargain.

On the cusp of its tenth birthday, Apple’s multimedia platform has turned 5: QuickTime 5.0 is now available for Mac OS 9, Mac OS X, and Windows. The new version improves audio and video authoring and ...

Problems with Pro key A number of readers report that they no longer have access to QuickTime Pro functionality after the update to version 7.0.4. MacFixIt reader Stephen writes: "The latest QuickTime ...

Running 10.14.6 on an old mid-2014 MBP, 15" with discrete Nvidia GT 750M. The primary reason I'm still on 10.14 is because I don't want to pay to upgrade beyond Adobe CS6, but I also still love me ...

Apple's new iPod lineup is helping to generate additional revenues through sales of QuickTime Pro and AppleCare extended warranties, according to the company's online store. $29.99 QuickTime Pro ...

Learn a quick and simple way to rotate videos you have taken vertically using Apple's iMovie '09 or Quicktime Pro 7. Users should be aware that Quicktime Pro 7 is a $29.99 upgrade to Apple's Quicktime ...

I would like to know how to use Quicktime Player Pro Edition to crop out the top and bottom of a movie. I know you can resize the movie, but that just squishes everything down. Is there a way to crop, ...