Reviews for QuickTime 7 Pro for Windows

The product seems to be good where I have tried it. I am, however, somewhat dissapointed with the update path. As a registered owner of Quicktime pro 6, I expected at least a discount on the purchase of Quicktime Pro 7, but it looks like you have to purchase the whole thing over again...

I carefully read all the papers and guess what i love it.thanx ..

i love this product casue you can have a .avi file and open it in quicktime and go "file" "save as" and make it a .mov or .mp4 file and then save it!

I don't understand why so many people are having difficulties. I use QTP on my Mac and on all three of my PC's and it works fine.

Read the directions instead of just downloading and installing.

Stop dissing Mac because you can't follow directions.

Alright...I am a PC user, and Mac users are correct...this player is very easy to use if you just read the directions...I figured it out without the instructions. I am a PC user, which should not be confused with a MICROSOFT user. Sure I use microsoft, but the term PC refers to a hardware based system. Yes, PC's are better than MAC's, but Windows isn't GET IT RIGHT FOLKS. Just pay attention to the WORDS that have been written for you software.

PC + MAC = :)

Quicktime Pro is for the people that the title indicates - Pros.

I work in a small studio that generates HD content, and in the past have relied on software packages like HD repair ($10,000). Our content did not have sound and we generally just felt this software was the only thing possible to crank out HD content on a regular basis.
Not so.

We now use Quicktime 7 for all content. So, for $30 - we are doing what used to cost $10,000. You decide.

I bought this product so I could export some MOV files (on xp). It takes forever compared to other software, exporting to other formats. 3 hrs now and 21% of a 5 minute clip.

I also tried to open some AVI files. Every other piece of software opens them fine, but Quicktime only opens the soundtrack.

Compared to other products, the support documentation is sparse.

1. This product has NOT been properly debugged, at least for the Windows environment. For example, windows do not close completely or move properly. Also changing of window size and saving of results is flakey.
2. The video editing is not intuitive. For example, many editing features are found under the WINDOW drop down menu instead of under the EDIT menu.
3. It lacks some basic capabilities such as supplying video transitions or more than minimal video effects. Microsoft Windows Movie Maker does a MUCH better job in this regard.
4. It is incapable of reading Movie Maker files (type "wmv") unless I just haven't been able to find that capability yet.

Your DVD's on your iPOD VIDEO !!!!!!!!!!!! Enough said .......

A lot of the problems expressed in the other reviews happened to me too. Exporting from FCExpress to QuickTime Pro = chopped footage; difficulty registering the product; etc. Using QuickTime Pro has only resulted in frustration and wasted time. I would immediately return it if I could. Heed the warnings....