No, but it might help if you have some idea as to how to use this utility. Guess you have to be a REAL PRO to install this upgrade even though Apple dosn't blink when they take my $30. I don't see any difference between installing this app and any other pro video editing app to which you must apply a registration number manually. IMHO, this installation should be automatic after I pay for it and hit the download button. If you load a QT edit-compatible movie and can transcode it, trim it, open the 'Properties' window, add a mask, layer/composite multiple forms of data, extract or delete data at the track level, access the video filters, etc., then it is working correctly. I think I entered my Pro registration number correctly. How can I tell if I do have QT Pro installed. This is a special version that runs in the dual 32-/64-bit QT structure embedding in Mac OS X v10.6, v10.7, v10.8, and v10.9 softtware. Is there a different version for Mavericks?

I noticed that I have SnowLeopard Quicktime installation. (There's even a way I found with using Firefox to suss out URL's for the Apple Trailers and get them to open with the QT7 and then save them. Holmes around on some of my other recent posts and follow the links for the codecs and the installation that makes Perian work and have fun! Then you will see in the menu, more options for file actions, like this.

Hit enter and the icon should change to the Pro icon. In the top menu, Below QuickTime 7 there is a line that says ‘Registration’. With QT7 in and the Pro key you can save and edit in any format, strip audio, add subtitles, add foreign language tracks, add music, trim, add, resize, stretch out those horridly aspect- rated anamorphic movies where everyone’s squished up skinny, crop, letterbox, pillar box….whatever.

Which is killing a lot of people that don’t want to have to go through that automatic reordering that QTX does of their videos to suit Apple’s insistence that we MUST want to use an iPad or whatever.

The benefit for this is that with the Pro Key and all the codec packs installed, you CAN transcode and re-code video to a whole bunch of other formats - something that you can’t do really well with the QTX - it is limited in scope and now it’s really limited to the file formats that will ONLY work well with the “iThings” - the iPads and the like. When you download QuickTime 7 for Mac OS X v10.6.3 or later (QuickTime 7.6.6) you are getting the LAST of the 32-bit builds of the application. QuickTime Pro is a *Product key* that opens the application’s full potential. You need to check your e-mail for a message back from Apple with the serial number that 'unlocks' the program.

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