Is there any way to do it? It's my work p.c., so I can't install any conversion-type software on it.
I have all these movies I took on my camera and I have to upload them to Youtube just to see if they're worth keeping, a tedious process.
I took a peek on Google, but no soap.
Thanks for any advice.
Watching Quicktime Movies on a P.C.?
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Watching Quicktime Movies on a P.C.?
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Re: Watching Quicktime Movies on a P.C.?
Apple's Quicktime for Windows will playback these files. It's a free download from Apple, although some functionality requires a paid upgrade to the Pro version. If you have iTunes installed on this PC it may already be there.
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Re: Watching Quicktime Movies on a P.C.?
Thanks, Jethro.
No iTunes on this rig, but it did occur to me I can evaluate the quality of the movies simply by looking at them on the camera. Problem solved!
No iTunes on this rig, but it did occur to me I can evaluate the quality of the movies simply by looking at them on the camera. Problem solved!
GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.