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I can't even remember ever being able to seek in a Windows Media file without breaking the entire playback. Never had any problems like that with QuickTime.
by shiggerino 10y ago
I can't even remember ever being able to seek in a Windows Media file without breaking the entire playback. Never had any problems like that with QuickTime.
- dingo_bat 10y ago>I can't even remember ever being able to seek in a Windows Media file without breaking the entire playback. What's that got to do with Quicktime?
- modfodder 10y agoI believe he is implying that Quicktime was the only app/codec/container that allowed the user to stop, rewind, fast forward, jump around in the clip without the app completely failing. As a video editor for the past 26 years, that has been my experience. Every other video playback app/container that I've used (on both Windows and Mac) failed at treating a clip in a non-linear manner. My current preference is still for Quicktime 7, the utility knife for video playback (even more so than VLC in my experience).
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- WayneBro 10y agoNo, QuickTime only has problems opening, exporting, crashing and doing other things - https://www.google.com/search?q=quicktime+crash+error+site%3Adiscussions.apple.com https://www.google.com/search?q=quicktime+crash+error+site%3...