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I have to say that having used Quick time for some years I must report that in my opinion this is the most useless piece of video playing software ever to encounter the computer world! To make matters worse, and if you like to add insult to injury Quick time are quick to point out that if videos do not play it is because of missing codecs, but of course they do not tell you what these codecs are. Well, if they are quick to notice when your Quick time needs updating why are they not able to download these codecs to you? You know we can all go through life excusing ourselves and blaming it on customers when something we do does not work. I do not accept their excuses and suggest they make sure their applications are equipped with the necessary codecs to play videos in the normal way.
I have found QuickTime to be at times better than some media players that are out there but others have encountered problems with it. Here is a story that comes from http://forums.techguy.org where someone encountered strange video problems with QuickTime when someone was running it on Windows XP.
Author: xixor
Topic: QuickTime problems
"I am running Windows XP... Whenever I try to run video in quicktime, I get a screen with the top half garbled, though it will still play the video, and the bottom half displaying a blue/green checkered pattern that will sometimes have a frame of the video suspended within it."
QuickTime for me is okay when it comes to finding a better media player than some that are out there but it only remains okay till problems are encountered with it.
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