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Windows > Audio and video > Video > Movie viewers

QuickTime Player 7.0

QuickTime is an excellent movie viewer application that uses the latest streaming technology to access instant content on the Web.

More info and screen shots below.

Published:	Jul 30, 2007
Published by:	netViz LLC www.quicktime.apple.com
License	Freeware $0.00 to purchase
Trial Period:
OS:	98 / 2k / Me / XP
Cow Rating:
Popularity:	100%
User Rating:	+4 -1 +3

Below is a list of video tutorials related to the software download on this page.

#9 / February 5, 2009 / 2:04 min

Tune in: Novice guide to iTunes
Doing more with iTunes

The iTunes Store can be a little overwhelming thanks to the sheer volume of content available. Molly McDonald breaks down some practical tips for navigating the iTunes Store to find what you want quickly and easily, without getting lost.

#10 / February 6, 2009 / 1:38 min

Tune in: Novice guide to iTunes
Finding free content

To reward us all for taking the time to learn the finer points of iTunes, Molly McDonald makes with the free iTunes content in this installment of Tune In: Novice Guide to iTunes.

#3 / January 28, 2009 / 2:10 min

Tune in: Novice guide to iTunes
Buying movies, music and more

After searching for and finding the movie, music or TV show you want to purchase, you'll want to look at the price. While the cost of individual items is reasonable and largely universal, the price varies between different types of media. You'll also want to keep an eye out for the elusive "free" tag. More on getting free stuff from iTunes in a future episode.

#2 / January 6, 2009 / 3:52 min

iPhone Basics
iPhone 3G fundamentals

The iPhone 3G is the hottest phone there is. In this second installment, Andy Walker, Executive Producer of butterscotch runs down how to interact with the iconic iPhone 3G. He runs through using the touchscreen of the iPhone to unlock your mobile and launch applications, how to fully power down or enter battery saving ready mode.

This viewer plays clips in almost every movie format, and is the only player that will work with some exclusive Apple formats (*.mov).

Features:

Sports a small and attractive interface.
The range of formats this viewer can open is amazing.
Includes in the installation browser plug-ins to heighten your QuickTime experience on the web.

I fell in love with this viewer the first I ran it. If you don't have it, it should be on your Christmas download list to get, it's certainly worth the download. In fact, it's a "must download." Watch for updates, Apple has done an excellent job.

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