Filed under: Video, Windows, Macintosh, Apple
QuickTime 7.2 finally supports full screen playback
by Brad Linder Jul 12th 2007
Apple has released QuickTime 7.2 for Mac and Windows. The update includes a bunch of bug fixes, updates to the H.264 codec, and oh yeah: support for full screen playback.That's right, the free version of QuickTime has finally caught up to pretty much every free media player on the market. Up until now, if you wanted to watch full screen video using QuicktTme, you had to pay $30 for a QuickTime Pro license.
QuickTime Pro still has a few features that set it apart from its free cousin:
- Create videos using H.264
- Record audio
- Create movies
- Save movies from the web
[via AppleInsider]
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