Utilities/System Updates
10/16/2003, 3:35pm, EDT
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Apple releases QuickTime 6.4
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Apple today released QuickTime 6.4, with extensive support for 3GPP, including video, audio, text, and native .3gp file format support; performance improvements, support for the Pixlet studio-grade codec; and support for Java 1.4.1. Users can import, export, and play back .3gp files with enhanced MPEG-4 and H.263 video codecs, a newly enhanced AAC audio codec, an AMR (Adaptive Multi-Rate) audio codec, a 3G Text importer and exporter, and a user-friendly 3GPP export dialog. It also offers DV encoding and decoding improvements and improved playback of both SD and HD streams. It is available for Mac OS 8/9/X and Windows 98/Me/2000/XP (standalone installer).
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However, here are a couple of the problems:
* QuickTime is still Carbon, not Cocoa.
* AMR Narrowband audio encoding is only available in 3GP files. It can't be used elsewhere.
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Hilarious man!
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