Look up: quicktime

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   QuickTime
   An Apple utility used to develop and play back audio and video files.
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   QuickTime
   (Digital cameras and photo printers) Developed by Apple, this is a standard for digital videos and streaming media. Many internet videos are in QuickTime format.
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   Quicktime
   Apple's proprietary moving image (and sound) file format. Mostly used on MACs, but also commonly used on PCs where files will normally be suffixed .mov
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   QuickTime
   A system extension for the Apple Mac that facilitates the playback of video clips.
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   QuickTime
   A software solution developed by Apple to allow the simulation of moving video throughout a variety of programs. Files are known as 'Quick-Time Movies'.
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   Quicktime
   (graphics, standard, file format, product) Apple Computer's standard for integrating full-motion video and digitised sound into application programs. [Details? Archives?] (1995-04-21)
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   QuickTime
   `QuickTime` is a multimedia framework developed by Apple Inc. capable of handling various formats of digital video, media clips, sound, text, animation, music, and several types of interactive panoramic images. Available for Classic Mac OS, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows operating systems, it provides essential support for software packages including iTunes, QuickTime Player (which can also serve as a helper application for web browsers to play m...
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   QuickTime
   A digital video software standard developed by Apple Computer for Macintosh (Mac OS) and Windows operating systems. Quicktime Player can be used to view numerous types of video and audio files.
   Found on http://www.videohelp.com/glossary?Q