Although there are about a billion different apps—OK, maybe somewhat less than that—that can open and view text files, here’s one you may not have considered: QuickTime Player. That’s right, QuickTime ...

You can quickly trim a video on your Mac computer using the free Apple application QuickTime Player.

It was minor news last week: In another step along the transition to 64-bit apps, Apple began warning users of 32-bit apps that these apps would need to be updated or they will stop running. The ...

Extracting audio from video files on a Mac is a straightforward process, especially when using the built-in QuickTime Player. Here’s how you can do it efficiently. To start, locate the QuickTime ...

To access QuickTime's recording feature, you'll need to open the QuickTime Player app and follow the instructions below: Prepare the app you want to record by opening it and getting the content in ...

Use QuickTime Player for basic recording. For advanced features, try OBS or Wondershare DemoCreator. CleanShot X is great for screenshots and recording with annotations. For quick tasks, use browser ...

QuickTime player X sucks in mavericks, especially since they partially broke frame-by-frame scrolling. QT player 7 does some of the above but it's inefficient on H.264 files (scrubbing on x264 is ...

If you are upgrading your Mac in your home or office, you can use the same QuickTime Player 7 registration key on your new Mac that you purchased with your old one. Apple has not upgraded its pro ...

While it is easy to watch a movie or the latest Lost episode using QuickTime, trying to watch anything encoded in other common video codecs can lead to a more difficult experience. A new freeware ...