I upgrated mac os x 10.5.8 .and tunes 10.6.4.and want use i tunes ,but asking me quicktime 7.5.5 or later,when i going to install quicktime no enough space on my mac,(total 105 gb,free 85gb) what should i do?
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MacBook, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
Cannot install itunes but to reinstall whole windows 7 is out of question. Someone who found the registry keys to edit?
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iPhone 4, Windows 7, 64bits
I have mac os x 10.6.1 and i have both Quicktime X an Quicktime 7. When I try to watch a video tutorial for I-life programs, the screen says "QuickTime required. Free download". Then I download the file and when I try to install it says tha Quick time 7 cannot be installed because QuickTime X is already present.
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I went to the Apple site to download Quicktime 7, but I'm getting a message in the install process that says "This version of QuickTime 7 can't be installed on this disk because QuickTime X is already present".
How can I get Quicktime 7 back on??? and still preserve Quicktime X too??
I think I've deleted my quicktime player on my iMac.
so, I have downloaded quicktime player from Apple.com and tried to install quicktime player 7.
BUT it says i can't install quicktime player 7 because I already have quicktime X on my computer.
I can't find it at all on my computer.
I have tried to update for my all apps but it says there's nothing to update.
How can I re-install my quicktime or even find it?
When trying to install quicktime for windows, I receive the error "The folder path 'Program Files (x86)' contains an invalid character." How can I get past this error and install Quicktime?
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Windows
7
I recently did a clean install of my system and deleted my Previous Systems folder. I was looking to play DVDs in QuickTime with the Mpeg-2 Component, but it is missing from /Library/QuickTime. I can't find it anywhere on the drive. I am trying to reinstall it from the QuickTimeMPEG2.dmg I bought from Apple. Installer says "successfully installed" but there's no sign of the QuickTimeMPEG2.component file. And still no ability to play MPEG-2.
I have downloaded through the Apple store the most recent version of the component installer. No dice.
I have deleted QuickTimeMpeg2.pkg from /Library/Receipts. No dice.
I have searched through all /Users. Nothing.
Am I missing something? This is really ticking me off.
So my iPod is all kinds of glitching. None of the apps are working. I press them and they open for a second and then close themselves out. Them I tried installing a new app, a free one, bit it's glitching. I go to the app store, search for Any game but when I press free, it does this weird thing where the free button moves and then all I can see I half the install button. I tried pressing the half-install button but it does nothing. I tried restarting the iPod nut it's the same thing once I turn it back on.
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iPod touch, iOS 3.1.3
how to install apple intermediate codec on a mac?Mac Os X Lion?
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iMac
How do I completely remove Quick Time for a NEW install oc Windows XP?
Info:iPad 2, Windows XP
Just bought this and I keep getting the error that it was designed for a previous version of Mac OS X.
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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
I have Mac 10.7.4 - I purchased Quicktime 7 Pro but have no idea how to install it. I have my registration codes but when I do what the Apple pages tell me to do to install it, I can't get to the Quicktime Pro Registration dialogue boxes.
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Quicktime 7 Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
With each fresh install, my hard drive space shrinks. I am using my first Mac and I do not know if this is common nature or if something is wrong.
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iMac (desktop)
I'm trying to install the Xvid codec for Quicktime. And in the ReadMe file it tells me this his how I install the codec:
To install this component, just drag the File "XviD_Codec 1.0 alpha.component" into Library/QuickTime. The Library directory can be found either at your home directory (to install just for the actual user) or at the top-level of your startup volume (this needs an administrator account). Do not put in: /System/Library/QuickTime.
It is possible that the QuickTime directory does not yet exists. In that case you can create it yourself. Pay attention to capital letters if you use a case sensitive file system (i.e. UFS). But I haven't got a clue where the Home Directories are.
I can't open Itunes, because Itunes requires quicktime 7.5.5 or late ..
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MacBook, Mac OS X (10.5.1)
I tried using the guide (the sticky at the top) to re-install OSX on my MBA 64Gb to save space, but I don't have the option to take off a lot of the stuff I don't need.
For example, I don't see an option to not install Garageband, or the Printer Divers. Anyone else have this problem with the new MBAs? I get the option to not install Additional languages, but that only saves me 1.22GB.
Can someone tell me how I can uncheck some of the of the other stuff that the guide shows here:
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I tried installing Sims 3 on my MBP but for some reason it stops at 569 out of 600 files so I force quitted and tried again and got the same results and force quitted subsequently too. I did that about 4 times. Sims 3 would put about 6 GB on your HD and I found out afterwards I had about 24 GB missing after that attempted installs. How can I remove that 24 GB?
Running Snow Leopard btw.
I have followed all the info to install QT Pro and I get the logo after installing the serial number but nothing else changes.
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Mac OS X (10.6.8), Quicktime 7.6.6
I recently got a new macbook it's running OSX 10.7 Lion, but im unable to run programs because of the MPEG-2 Codec being missing. I was informed this Codec came with Lion?
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MacBook Air, Mac OS X (10.7.4), MPEG-2
Ok so after going through 400 issues on the install I now am succesful. I used 32GB Partition. 12GB = Windows folder. Logically I should have almost 20GB left. But no! I have 6.89GB left! Donde esta 20 GIGS? My programs folder has only A few hundred MB in it. I have to get this space back or I know I have to go threw the whole parition/install/configure process again.
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Mac mini, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
I just installed the new Leopard and now i have only 3 gigs of memory left out of the original 74.21 gb. I know before i installed it i had ~27 gigs left, is there anyway to find out what is taking up all the additional space?
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Also, is there anything special I need to do (TRIM?) regarding my SSD?
I am trying to play a TV show purchased recently from the iTunes store and get the following error message:
"This movie requires Quicktime, which is not supported by this version of iTunes."
This is the latest version of iTunes 10.6, and I tried reinstalling it with no luck. My Mini never had a problem before iTunes 10.6 and it meets all the system requirements for iTunes 10.6.
Why would the iTunes store sell a TV show that requires Quicktime while the latest version of iTunes doesn't support Quicktime?
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Mac mini, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
ITunes 10.6.3 will not start under osx 10.5.8 unless Quicktime 7.5.5 or newer is installed. But apple.com will not let me download that version.
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MacBook Air, Mac OS X (10.6.3)
itunes wants me to have quicktime 7.5 and i do but it still wont load...what do i do?
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