Meaning QuickTime
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A media player made by Apple which streams files over the internet.
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Audio-visual software that allows movie-delivery via the Internet and e-mail. QuickTime images are viewed on a monitor.
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A video format developed by Apple Computer commonly used for files found on the Internet; an alternative to MPEG. A special viewer program available for both IBM PC and compatibles and Macintosh compu [..]
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A multi-media technology developed by Apple.
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Technology developed by Apple Computer for handling a variety of multimedia formats. The QuickTime Player is freely downloadable from Apple's web site.
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A proprietary media technology developed by Apple, in which various codecs are approved for use in encoding and decoding. QuickTime provides for interactive elements and became the basis for the ISO B [..]
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Jensens Internet Dictionary Animation and video files that originally were designed for by Apple Corporation for Mac computers. Next came the software for playing quicktime video on PC computers. In late 1996, Apple announced that it was letting go of its proprietary rights so that Quicktime could become an open-platform recording standard. Now PC [..]
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A multimedia development, storage, and playback technology from Apple. Quicktime files combine sound, text, animation, and video in a single file. Using a Quicktime player that either comes with a Web [..]
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A video and animation system developed by Apple Computer. QuickTime is built into the Macintosh operating system and is used by most Mac applications that include video or animation. PCs can also run [..]
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Apple's video format, the multimedia extensions to the Apple Macintosh System 7 software, also available for Windows. QuickTime can synchronize up to 32 tracks of sounds, video images, or MIDI or other control output. Quicktime .MOV files can be played on the Macintosh or Windows PC. MAC and Windows users can download Quicktime software at man [..]
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a multimedia development, storage, and playback technology from Apple. Quicktime files combine sound, text, animation, and video in a single file. Using a Quicktime player that either comes with a Web [..]
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This is a multimedia technology developed by our friends at Apple Computer. It is a popular format for creating and storing sound, graphics, and movie (.mov) files. Though it is an Apple technology, Q [..]
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Apple's video format. Their answer to Windows Media Player.
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A file extension for videos or "movies" (like animations) compressed using their QuickTime format.
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Software used for viewing movies and listening to audio recordings: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/. QuickTime is often needed as a Plug-in, when you are accessing audio or video materials on the Web. [..]
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Streaming and compression technology used mainly for web video.
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A QuickTime(R) file works as a multimedia container file. It contains one or more tracks, each of which stores a particular type of data, like video, audio, effects, or text (for subtitles, for example). Each track in turn contains track media. This might be either the digitally-encoded media stream (using a specific codec, e.g. JPEG, MP3, DivX, or [..]
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QuickTime is a file extension developed by Apple Computer, Inc. for compressed videos or movies (like animations). When you see the QuickTime extension on the World Wide Web, that means the file in qu [..]
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This is a multimedia technology developed by our friends at Apple Computer. It is a popular format for creating and storing sound, graphics, and movie (.mov) files. Though it is an Apple technology, Q [..]
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Developed by Apple Computer but no longer limited to just the Macintosh, QuickTime is a method of storing sound, graphics, and movie files. The file extension that identifies a QuickTime file is & [..]
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Apple’s format for streaming video and audio, also a player than works in Macs and PCs (Personal Computers). The current version is 7.7.9 Last revised/verified: 2016-01-28. Apple uses both the words i [..]
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One of the most widely used formats of video and sound decompression. Developed by Apple, it is now considered a standard for video playback on and off the internet. Quicktime videos have the extensio [..]
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Video file format created by Apple. Video files found on the Internet are often stored in the QuickTime format, you'll need to install the QuickTime player to view them.
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Developed by Apple Computer, QuickTime is downloadable tool that allows users to store and view digital audio and video files.
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  Is a multimedia development, storage, and playback technology from Apple. Quicktime files combine sound, text, animation, and video in a single file. Quicktime files can be recognized by their file [..]
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a cross-platform digital movie format defined by Apple Computer for animation and video that can also have tracks of digital audio and external hooks such as MIDI. You can cut, copy, and paste with a Quicktime document as you can with many other file formats. See also: AVI, MPEG
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This is a digital video standard developed for Apple Macintosh computers. Special viewing applications are needed to run QuickTime movies.  
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QuickTime is a multimedia framework developed by Apple Computer, capable of handling various formats of digital video, media clips, sound, text, animation, music, and several types of interactive pano [..]
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A System 7 extension for Macintosh from Apple Computer that integrates full-motion video and sound into application programs. Also available as QuickTime for Windows (QTW).
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A motion video standard created by Apple. QuickTime video sequences can contain an audio track and are stored as .MOV files.
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A popular, easy-to-use multimedia software developed by Apple Corporation. Supports a wide variety of file types and can play back video, sound and image data.
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A QuickTime(R) file works as a multimedia container file. It contains one or more tracks, each of which stores a particular type of data, like video, audio, effects, or text (for subtitles, for exampl [..]
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QuickTime is a proprietary multimedia platform developed and distributed by Apple Inc. It is available for both Mac and Windows (PC) operating systems. It used to be an optional component, but is now [..]
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QuickTime is widely adopted standard for delivery of multimedia content and was developed by Apple in the early 1990s, originally for the Macintosh but Windows support was added in a later release. Al [..]
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Technology developed by Apple Computer for handling a variety of multimedia formats. The QuickTime Player is freely downloadable from Apple's web site.
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A multimedia format developed by Apple. Mac's as well as PC's can run video and animation in a QuickTime format. For Mac's , the QuickTime technology is built into the operating system. [..]
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QuickTime is an extensible multimedia framework developed by Apple Inc., capable of handling various formats of digital video, picture, sound, panoramic images, and interactivity. Created in 1991, the [..]
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QuickTime is an extensible multimedia framework developed by Apple Inc., capable of handling various formats of digital video, picture, sound, panoramic images, and interactivity. Created in 1991, the [..]
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