i know there's an easy answer for this, but i'll be damned if i can figure it out: where can i get whatever i need to run these frikking mpegs and avis and whatnot in quicktime? Pretty much everything ...

Apple have updated their Quicktime codecs for Pro applications to version 1.0.2, adding support for more file formats Apple have just released updates for their "Pro Video" applications: Final Cut Pro ...

MacFixIt reader Miguel Muelle reports some fairly serious system issues caused by the presence of apparently incompatible QuickTime add-on codes: Miguel writes: “I did an ‘Archive and Install’ of Mac ...

We received a slew of tech questions from Cult of Mac readers after our inaugural Ask MacRx column, and even provided a few answers! Glad we can provide a useful service. Today we discuss ways to ...

Path Finder 4.6: Finder-like file manager and utility with tabs, much more. The new release is a major update that has a number of new, customer-requested features. Net Monitor 4.3.5: graph and log ...

Anyway, first of all, since I am using QuickTime, when a viewer visits my web site to see a movie, I want them only to have to download the QuickTime plug-in if they don't have it already for their ...

This update is recommended for all users of Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5, or Compressor 4. More info and link to standalone download (1.14 MB) for ProApps QuickTime Codecs v1.0.2 here.