Reviews for QuickTime 7 Pro for Windows

I purchased Quicktime Pro in order to quickly and easily make very basic edits to some movies I'd recorded on my iPhone. All I wanted to do was rotate the movies in order to properly load them into a PowerPoint presentation. First off, the interface to do this was ridiculous. Had I not been able to look up a tutorial online, I would have spent hours looking for the method to rotate the movie. Once I found it, the movie appeared to rotate just fine. No amount of saving could actually make the change stay permanently so that I could properly display the movie in my presentation, however.

I wasted $30.00 trying to rotate a movie. It doesn't get much simpler than that and yet this product fails to do it. I'm frustrated and annoyed.

Quicktime Pro is a crime unto the world. Don't do it. It's a trap!

Change with the Hands of Time or get left behind...Sho Nuf the right Thuff.

Just paid £20.00 to upgrade QT7 to PRO version. Yet I still cannot find the option that lets me burn ".mov" movie clips to DVD.

What a waste of money - even if it's just £20.00.

Ever since Microsoft brought out their MS-DOS in 1980s, I have been hooked on their technologies through thick and thin (I am an IT Administrator for Bluechip company); and throughout this period, I have resisted the temptation to buy into the Apple brand - except the freely available QT player. And today, my faith has been strengthened in Microsoft's Windows technologies.

We all need a reality check every now and then.

QT7 Pro - don't waste your money.

I wanted a mac-book but they cost alot so this is helpful

I have both Mac and PCs, captured footage on an iMac at school using Final Cut Pro 7. Found out that files captured in Final Cut are converted with AIC (apple intermediate codec) which can ONLY be read on Macs that have Final Cut installed; even my Macbook couldn't read it but thought it was cause my macbook was old so I purchased QTPro7 for PC (because my HP is brand new) so it could convert .MOV files to .AVI files but it doesn't work.

I called support and got transferred a couple of times but finally spoke to someone helpful that explained it to me and I was refunded my money. DON'T buy if you are trying to convert .mov to .avi captured in Final Cut!! The only way to resolve that issue is to export from Final Cut as a quicktime conversion compression. Wish someone had told me this before I spent hours figuring it out :(

If there was a score lower than 1, I would give it to QT 7. Yes, I was able to select a portion of the movie, copy it, and paste it into another movie. But no matter how many times I click or Save or Save As, it doesn't. Totally worthless.

Based on what I read about this product in the promotional sections, I assumed it would allow me to do some video editing. But it allows the user to basically do almost nothing. Had I known how worthless QT PRO was, I definitely wouldn't have wasted $29.99. I should have put the thirty bucks toward a decent video editing software. Lesson learned, I guess.

I can't tell you how difficult and frustrating this experience was. Besides being unbelievably SLOW, it simply didn't work. I would try to delete a few second of a video and it would delete minutes. I ended up downloading free software. $30 down the drain.

Cannot play .mov files from a Sony EX-1. Other than viewing and editing, I have no other use for this product. Useless. I don't recommend. Waste of money.

I think I just wasted $30 with QuickTime 7 Pro. I bought it with the intention of editing files from my JVC video camera on my pc (Vista). The format for JVC video is MOD and when I tried to open a video in QuickTime, I got the error message 2048, telling me it was a file that QuickTime doesn't understand.

OK - so I then converted the MOD to MPEG, which was the only format I could convert the file to and, when I tried to open the files, got the same message.

What a waste of $30 - glad it wasn't more.