Apple QuickTime Pro V7.6.6 Build 1671 + License

Watch movies on iPhone, iPod, or Apple TV? Save your favorite movie trailers on your computer to watch over and over again?

Create compelling slideshows—complete with a soundtrack? Record video and share it with friends and family?

You can do all of that — and much more — with QuickTime 7 Pro. Available for Mac OS X and Windows, QuickTime 7 Pro offers a perfect solution for anyone who enjoys watching, recording, creating or sharing high-quality multimedia.

• Convert Your Media
Want to watch your home movies on the go or in your living room? QuickTime 7 Pro allows you to easily export any file playable in QuickTime Player to a format optimized for iPhone, iPod, Apple TV or a variety of other devices. Just open a movie in QuickTime 7 Pro, select Export from the File menu and choose your destination in the Export drop-down menu. A great way to create video podcasts!


• Show the World
QuickTime Pro allows you to easily prepare your content for distribution on the Internet. Use Export for Web from the File menu to create versions of your movie optimized for web-delivery to iPhone and the desktop in one easy step.

• Astounding New Codec
And as a powerful application ideal for creating high-quality audio and video content, QuickTime 7 Pro lets you create H.264 video, capture audio and video, create multi-channel audio and export multiple files as you continue to playback or edit video. Powerful and easy to use, it’s also very affordable. You can upgrade to QuickTime 7 Pro for just $29.99 — why, that’s just 8 cents a day for a year. Then you can take advantage of QuickTime 7 Pro to:

• Capture Audio/Video
Use a FireWire camera to capture video footage and/or audio and quickly edit and share video postcards with your family. You can even record audio only for adding a voiceover to your video.

• Share with Friends/Colleagues
Want to send a movie to friends or colleagues? Just choose Share and QuickTime 7 Pro does all the heavy lifting required to send your movie by email.

• Soundly Astound Them
You can easily create and export multi-channel audio (up to 5.1 surround sound) in AIFF and MOV formats. If your viewers don’t have surround speakers, don’t worry. QuickTime will mix down to the speaker setup of the individual. When combined with H.264 video, you can create truly cinematic experiences in full high-definition quality.

• Optimize Your Audio
With QuickTime 7 Pro, you can create AAC audio files optimized for constant quality, instead of bit rate, for a consistently higher listening experience. automator

• Automate Your Workflow
Take advantage of Automator in Mac OS X Tiger or later to automate tasks, such as adding annotations or simple editing/exporting.
Take advantage of Visual Basic Scripts to automate repetitive tasks, such as adding annotations or simple editing/exporting.

• Create 3G Files for Mobile Viewing
Output 3G files for RTSP streaming? With QuickTime 7 Pro, they’re fully interoperable with other 3G streaming handsets and delivery architectures.

• Edit Video More Easily
New hot keys in QuickTime 7 Pro let you easily create in- and out-points, simplifying the editing process and making you more productive.

• Export Movies Concurrently
Editing video? When you use QuickTime 7 Pro, you can process multiple exports at once — and still continue to edit and play back video at the same time.

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Nokia users will get unlimited music download for a year

Nokia has joined the battle with telecom service providers for a share of the online music pie. Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, on Thursday said its customers in India will be able to download unlimited music on their handsets or personal computers. 

 The catch is that only those customers who buy a smartphone where this facility is enabled will get 12 months of unlimited free music downloads.

"The 5-series and X-series of handsets will offer 12 months of unlimited music downloads," Nokia’s Vice President & Managing Director for India D Shivakumar said. The price range of these handsets range from Rs 6,000—Rs 18,000, he added. 

But, existing customers of Nokia who already use handsets from these series cannot avail this facility. "You have to buy a new mobile phone to get unlimited music downloads," Mr Shivkumar said. He added that going forward, Nokia would make this service available on other handset series too. 

Nokia customers can download music from the Ovi Music Unlimited service that has been launched in India today. Nokia executives also said the company was yet to take a call if this service would be charged after the 12-month period expires. 

Analysts say the handset maker will find it tough to come up with a business model to charge customers for music after the 12-month period, especially in a market which is used to the concept of receiving and exchanging pirated music for free. Nokia will also have to compete with telecom service providers such as Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Essar and Reliance Communications, who offer music downloads to their customers for rates as low as Rs 2–5 per track. However, industry executives say most music on mobile phones in India is consumed through data cards where customers download, store and exchange tracks for free. 

The Ovi Music Unlimited service has four million tracks and off these, one million numbers are Indian music, Mr Shivakumar explained. Our nearest competitor in India offers about 100,000 tracks, he added. 

Nokia has tied up global music labels including Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group and EMI Music for the service. It has also partnered with Indian Music Industry (IMI) to offer a consortium of more than 150 domestic music labels like Hungama, Yash Raj, Tseries, Eros and SIMCA (South Indian Music Companies Association). The firm said it had done an in-depth research with Indian consumers on how they would like to consume music on their mobile phones and used the findings to create a ‘Made for India’ music service proposition.