Quick-Time on Windows XP?
This is a discussion about Quick-Time on Windows XP? in the Windows Software category; I have Windows XP, and when I look in the control panel, I see a folder called Ouick Time 32, but when I open the folder and click on verify, I get: qt32inst. exe file not found and play32. exe file not found and view32.
I have Windows XP, and when I look in the control panel, I see a folder called "Ouick Time 32", but when I open the folder and click on "verify", I get: "qt32inst.exe" file not found and "play32.exe" file not found and "view32.exe" file not found.
It seems like I do not have QT on this computer, I would like to put it in, I have some ".mov" movies that I want to play.
Is it ok to put QT on Windows XP?. I do not want to mess up my computer.
Thanks for any help you can give.
It seems like I do not have QT on this computer, I would like to put it in, I have some ".mov" movies that I want to play.
Is it ok to put QT on Windows XP?. I do not want to mess up my computer.
Thanks for any help you can give.
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I have Quicktime 5.01 (Not Pro, just the free version) running under my installation of WinXP Professional without any problems.
Pop along to www.apple.com/quicktime to download yourself the latest version.
Pop along to www.apple.com/quicktime to download yourself the latest version.
Download also the IE6 QT5 plug-in from Apple for Web compatibility.
