Reviews for QuickTime 7 Pro for Windows

The user interface is somewhat sparse, but the underlying capabilities are impressive. I have used this program for several HD projects from my Panasonic Lumix. I could easily cut and paste segments into my videos, and edit and sync sound tracks. I haven't seen these capabilities elsewhere for the price. The program also provides many great options for exporting to other formats. I should give it another star to counter the low ratings from others, which I don't understand, but I won't. It is a solid product for the price.

this is very helpful programed which managed with most of the program like the photo shop & others

It seems most of the complaints are do to amatuers trying to use a pro product. If you dont understand video codecs and encoding then dont buy. You cant expect to get HD video by converting your cell phone videos or .WMVs, It just doent work. You cant add data to the file, you can only compress. Its like taking a small low resolution .jpeg and blowing it up, see all the pixels.
I know how to use QTP and it works everytime, all the time. For $30 its a steal.

I use Quicktime Pro for export different types of Quicktime movies (different codecs and sizes), and for assembling image sequences. It is pretty handy for that. I've never even tried it for editing, but don't expect it to be a powerful movie editor (instead, Apple makes iMovie and Final Cut Pro specifically for that).

Also of note: 7.4 doesn't seem to be able to import image sequences; if that is important to you try an older version. Hopefully this will be fixed soon!

Congratulatios. The Quick Time is the movies and music product is very good. I can use in my perssonal computer. See movies in high quality.

I purchased the pro version to be able to edit simple videos for youtube.It is amazingly easy to use once you read the directions.I just wish it had a fade to black filter.

Its easy, reliable and you can get a lot of new stuff in this program.

Based on reading some of the terrible reviews, I almost didn't buy Quicktime 7 Pro for Windows. I'm operating on Windows XP and my system isn't brand new and sometimes is a bit fluky.

That said,I'm glad I went ahead. The entire upgrade process worked smoothly and was over in less than half an hour. The software isn't completely intuitive and the online help is a bit dense, more like Microsoft, but I very quickly was able to achieve full functionality. Basically, within an hour, I had accomplished all I'll ever want to do with this software.

One suggestion: When you're first working with the software, use "Save As" at first and work on a copy rather than on an original. That will save you the heartache of ruining your only copy of a precious film.

Although somewhat slow in exporting, QuickTime Pro is an amazing application and, for the price, it's incredibly powerful. It does exactly what I thought it would do. I don't understand why others are having problems... hmm...