Reviews for QuickTime 7 Pro for Windows

Tried to say something negative , but Apple censored the title. Guess they already knew what a lot of people would write.....

Trying to install Pro on an HP running Vista, but the instructions don't work. Even read the directions 3 times. Complete trash.

It would be MOST helpful if in your review the FIRST thing you mentioned was whether you are operating on a PC or MAC.

We are a IT company that runs on 100% MAC equipment, including one of the fastest raid5 servers utilizing a 5 terabyte back-up. We do have a couple PC's for testing data purposes.

I hear a lot of negative comments balanced by an equal number of positive comments.

I believe that QPro7 is a fine product for the price of $29.99...can we just say 30 dollars. 30 dollars is a value compared to most of the legit editing software today. For an average user if you couple QPro7 with the imovie software that is included with any newer MAC you would have most of your bases covered.

Unfortunately, Most of the hand held video cameras available in the USA market make it extremely difficult to modify or even download your video to the HD regardless if it is PC or MAC. Most cameras come with their own software disc so you need to use their software as a liaison to do anything including downloading to your HD.

If your using a semi-professional video camera to make editable movies for resale to a client/customer then you need way more robust software than QPro7. You are going to need to get off your wallets for approx $5K US dollars.

If all you are trying to do is change formats for editing a product called "Sound Taxi" works extremely well on PC (it's NOT free)- it will handle audio and video in the most popular formats. After they are converted you can do whatever you need to with whatever editing software you choose.

Food for thought.

I can’t even rotate my QT videos with the Pro version; Windows Live Movie Maker is way better. Worst £20 I ever spent. Am I missing something?

I got it to can save the video of introducing of iphone 4. It says "Save as" wich is inactive in free version and I purchase it to save and can see later on whenever I'm free intead of waiting bufering again and again! But after purchsing it I saw this useless Pro version doesn't save the realtime video. It's unbelivable to Apple get money from Apple lovers and give them this really useless software!
I'm really sorry for Apple!!!

Extremely easy to use software allowed me to edit my video clips and compress to a tiny fraction of the original size ideal for emailing.
Intuitive controls meant that there was no need to read instructions first, just got in there and got on with it.

I upgraded to quicktime pro some time ago. I was able to trim my iphone longer videos and save them to my desktop as two different files. For example as, IMG_100-1 and IMG_100-2. For some reason I get a file error when I attempt "save as" and rename the files. I've tried words and other names, all with same "not a valid file name" error. It does allow me to save the original file as IMG_100-1. But then I must redownload it off my phone to trim it again and save it as IMG_100-2. Also when I save the original with a new name it does not lower the MB of the file size. So when I burn the files to a disk they still read 829 MB, or something really high. Even though the trimmed video is now closer to 260 MB.

I purchased this product because I heard it was a very easy way to take large AVI files from a PC and convert them into smaller MOV files for playback and manipulation on a Mac. Windows Movie Maker can do AVI to WMV conversion, but does not offer QuickTime as an option for export. This product worked perfectly for what I needed. I can now produce large AVI files from a DV camera, convert them to MOV files and send them to my peers who work on Macs.

Also, there are some great encoding manipulation options.

However, I do not have any comment on how well this product converts MOV files to other file types such as AVI.

I have a Panasonic TZ5 camera that take video in .MOV format. I wanted a product that would convert the video to something that I could use in Windows Movie Maker. This site says I can save QuickTime files in a variety of formats including .AVI and H.264. This is true but misleading. Every format I choose reduces the quality of the original. Also the software crashes for no reason. I feel cheated and foolish. This software is useless and I paid £20 for it. In the vernacular it is Pants. Dont buy. Why do I have to give it even one star? It deserves no stars at all.

nice viewing, nice graphics

I sometimes take short quicktime movies on my digital Panasonic still camera for sending short clips of my theatrical props to my customers, and I purchased QT Pro to edit the films, both to get rid of the bit at the beginning and end that is of no use, and also to reduce the size of file to make the movie small enough to email. It took me about two minutes after installing to edit and save a film to just what I want. Well worth £20 (Including vat). It saves me loads of time over using my DV camera and Widows Movie Maker.I will give it four stars for now, I may review it further later.