Apple today released QuickTime 7.2 for Mac and Windows which addresses critical security issues and delivers:
• Support for full screen viewing in QuickTime Player
• Updates to the H.264 codec
• Numerous bug fixes
This release is recommended for all QuickTime 7 users.
QuickTime 7.2 is available via Software Update and also as standalone installers.
More info and download links:
• QuickTime 7.2 for Mac (51.4MB)
• QuickTime 7.2 for Windows (19.3MB)
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Wingsy” for the heads up.]
My snapper is snappier! Thanks Apple!
Ooh! Two snappier snaps – in a CIRCLE!
My trousers are too tight after installing this update
My schnauzer seems schnappier.
My cock now feels snappier and more shiny than ever. And even the smell disappeared!
Now 6% more juicy!
Thanks Apple
“Tell me about it – I have 250 under my purview”
Try being in charge of 250 (or even 50) Windows computers.
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The “snappier” comments are freakin hilarious!
Guess it’s back to finding some more Mac OS X vunerabilites for us to use our Magic Lantern on. – FBI
I think I might wait for the next patch. The results of this download seems a bit inconsistent. Thumbs up for the people who loaded this and highlighted the problems. Thanks guys
Let’s not overlook the fact there are now two new export formats in quicktime, iPhone (.m4v) and iPhone (cellular) (.3gp)
Wow, I’m kind of sad to say goodbye to my old friend pablo/nop.
It’s about time Apple sold their Macs with a media player that can do full screen without asking the user to shell out another $30 for the “feature”. Even Windows Media Player wasn’t that evil.
WOW! The most prehistorical player on earth has just introduced its full screen feature in year 2007. Great achievement!!
>Try being in charge of 250 (or even 50) Windows computers.
Windows allows the admins to remotely role out updates (including OS patches) without being physically at the machine. What’s the problem?
I want my 30$ back.
You don’t know many Windows admins do you, Reality Check? *stunned at your ignorance*
Quicktime now no longer works for me in Firefox! I have been forced to switch back to the old, clunky, buggy and slow SAFARI! ARRGH! Help. Does anyone have any tips on how I can get back to using Firefox w/QT?
I agree with whoever said it before, it seems that as our little cult of Mac grows, Apple does seem to be rushing and getting sloppier with these updates. Not a good first impression for all those newbies out there.
Live on the edge, download Safari 3.
my problem is not using QT in Safari. I can’t use it in Firefox and I prefer Firefox because it does not suck as much as Safari.
I’m still patiently waiting for single pixel viewing.
C’mon Apple!
AJK,
The advantage of reinstalling the entire program for minor updates is that the installer can check for file corruption in all the other files that were initially installed and replace them if needed.
Thanks, Macster. I’ll hold off on the update. I couldn’t live if I couldn’t watch my porn trailers via the Firefox QT plug-in.
Uhhhh, no I’m not joking.
Cubert…how do you think I found out I had the problem in the first place
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