I am currently running OS X 10.9.5. I have Quicktime 7.7 Pro and Quicktime Player 10.3. I am trying to record a tutorial from my Apple iPhone as a device on my MAC desktop through quicktime. I can't seem to have the QT 10.3 recognize the iPhone as a device. I am thinking it is because I don;t have QT 10.4? Not sure though.
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In the QuickTime Player window, click the down arrow to the right of the record button and select 'Soundflower (2ch)' as your input. Then launch System Preferences and go to the Sound settings. Go to the Output tab and select the same 'Soundflower (2ch)' option as you did in QuickTime Player. When I try to open it using quicktime I get this message: QuickTime Player can't open 'mp video for Jimmy.MOV' I'm on a Macbook Pro running OSX 10.9.5, using Quick Time 10.3. Looks as if nobody wants to address this issue here. That or everyone is too busy checking out the official Yosemite Mac OS release.
As stated in the opening paragraph on the web paged you referenced—this is a new feature in OS X Yosemite. If you want to use this feature, you will have to upgrade to Yosemite which includes the newer QT X Player v10.4 app.
It is available for Mac OS classic (System 7 onwards), Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows operating systems. The latest version is QuickTime X (10.0) and is only available on Mac OS X Snow Leopard. QuickTime is integrated with Mac OS X, and it was an optional component at install for earlier versions of Mac OS. Exporting QuickTime, Audio, and Image Sequence Media. You can export your project as a movie file using the Export Movie command in the Share menu. Use this option when you want to use the media in another application, copy it to an external drive for a client.
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A friend recorded a video using his iphone and sent it to me. it has the extension .MOV
when I try to open it using quicktime I get this message:
QuickTime Player can't open 'mp video for Jimmy.MOV'
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I'm on a Macbook Pro running OSX 10.9.5, using Quick Time 10.3
Looks as if nobody wants to address this issue here.. That or everyone is too busy checking out the official Yosemite Mac OS release.
- A MOV file is basically and MOV file container containing any form of compatible data. Thus, it is often helpful include information regarding what form of data is actually contained within the file.
- Since the original file was recorded on an iPhone, the MOV file should contain H.264 video with AAC audio and should be compatible with both the QT X v10.3 and QT 7 players under Mavericks. However, since the file was obviously edited (at least the filename was changed), can you confirm the type of data actually contained in the?
- In some cases, an iPhone (H.264/AAC) video may not open correctly in QT following security and/or system updates. In some cases, simply rebooting the system may 'fix' the problem.
- Another possible test you can run is to try and play the file in a third-party media player. If the file plays correctly, then the file is okay and the problem is most likely associated with the codec configuration, the player app, the PLIS file, etc. and you will have to run further tests.
- In still other cases, a file may become corrupted during editing or transmission. In these cases it is often necessary to examine either or both the original source file and the received file to determine the specific source of the problem, as well as, the problem source.
In any case, at this point, based on the limited information given, responders can only make guesses as to what the primary issue is here or how it can be corrected.
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