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- How about a plugin to support encoding/decoding QuickTime files (extension = .mov)?
- Peace! :smile:
- Peace! :smile:
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That's video. This is a music converter...[size=2][b]Neil T :)[/b]
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he might of meant any quicktime file with audio in it. No t necesarily the video part, but the audio track. You need QuickTIme Pro to extract the audio track in QUicktime movies, and not all movies work, especially the copyrighted ones.Comment
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Apple's little QuickTime thing, is a very proprietary invention, and chances you will never see QuickTime 4+ support in any other programs than Apple's own or programs with specific contracts made between developer and Apple.Comment
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Well, the dBpowerAMP products do support AIFF which is the Apple audio format (and playable in QuickTime) - is that any help?[size=2][b]Neil T :)[/b]
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AIFF ( Apple Interchange File Format ) is an ancient format originating in the 80'ies I think, that means it's not protected like QuickTime is. Besides, there isn't much use of protecting it, as it's much like WAV or PCM - very simple audio format, which uses no compression.
QuickTime 1.0 and 2.0 are supported in Windows Media Player.
It wasn't until QuickTime 3.0 that Apple tigthened the control.Comment
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