Reviews for QuickTime 7 Pro for Windows

Ok, I'm running Quicktime Pro on a 2.4 Ghz Pentium 4 with a gig of memory, Ge-Force 6200OC 256 MB DDR, 80 gig system drive and a 160 gig RAID, 300 GB external fire wire drive. When I upgraded to OT 7, the free version I didn't have any sound or if I did, it sounded like a CD skipping. The system would also hang and I had to fire up Task Manager to quit it. I did some trouble shooting and found a problem with my Audigy Sound Card. I updated the drivers and reset the defaults and everything works as advertised. I think this is a great product and I have converted video from my Sony VX1000 and it plays smoothly on my iPod with no problems.

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.

Just wanted to say that i love it.

I have had great luck with QT Pro 7, on my MacBook.
I remember the PC days, ,,,boy I will never go back!
Too many bugs and spy bots, ect,, slowing things down, I think that is half the problem with most of the PC users. You will first probably have to re-format your hard drive, you know,,,Re install your operating system.
That is why I switched to a Mac, every thing works better over here. Try it. For at least 1 year.
You won't go back.

Good

Hi, I have found QuickTime to be the only player that works for me. I use a dial up connection and QuickTime adj. for this and after forever I can hear the song I LINKED to completely without annoying buffer every 5 sec. Apple is intuitive but you need to utilize the knowledge base sites to fix problems. I know XP users like me should know there are problems with multiple applications of the same type and not just apple.
First you need to get QuickTime working for you OK. My problem was in an upgrade. You have to utilize Microsoft uninstaller download! Check it out as I have removed a lot have old downloads with this. Get it~ not the program but the file CPU kept to install it!
Get real! us PC users have been fighting problems like this before only now it is APPLE LOL.
I already read duplicate negs so the rating may reflect frustration.
I would after solving problems with QuickTime upgrade to pro. $30.00 what a bunch of losers. BUT it should have been included in the vid iPod, now that I have a decent notebook gig of ram for apps I might upgrade. Lets hope for continued continuity between Apple and Microsoft

This is the best in the future

Purchased Quicktime 7, and was able to quickly convert DVDs to my ipod video. Quit complaining and go read a book!

I like it a lot.
It really comes in handy.