I created a using the QuickTime 'DVCPRO-PAL' Apple codec. If you attempt to play it with QT Player 5.0.2, you should get the standard, 'QuickTime does not have the necessary software.. Then QT Updater should launch and download the new 'QuickTime JPEG Update' and 'QuickTime DV Update' extensions.

This should work for both Classic and OS X. Just play the movie with each version of QuickTime Player. In Classic, these will appear as extensions in the System Folder -> Extensions -> QuickTime Extensions folder.

This seems to be the only change in QT 5.0.4. These are the same components included on the new FinalCut Pro 3.0 installer CD. [ Editor's note: It appears this movie has been pulled from the referenced webpage. I'm leaving the article here as some of the discussion below contains useful information.]. I think I'm lost. I have QT Pro X v.

(QuickTime Player 7 is available for download from Apple.) Hmm, that’s weird. Why would Apple keep an older version of an app around, side by side with the new version? Jul 25, 2014  Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

When I use software update it doesn't find a thing. When I play the sample movie, Sphere.mov, nothing happens. No QT X 5.04 Player in sight. With Player X Pro 5.02 open, however, Preferences/Quicktime Preferences launches the special 5 tab pref window for QuickTime software update. Under Update/Install 3rd Party Updates/Custom there is a 'QuickTime Update' listed as 'Not Installed.' Selecting it and clicking on 'Update Now' merely closes the window.

(??) I crashed all open X apps the first time I clicked on 'Update Now' but relaunched all with no apparent problems. Does the article apply solely to the non-pro QT 5? No QT Pro 5.04? I have QT Pro 5.0.2 also. The movie runs just fine, no dialogs asking for upgrades or anything. When I manually search for software updates, either from the QT menu or the system pref pane, the QT updater launches, checks for updates, and then launches the Software Update.

However, Software Update just opens up and does nothing, no windows opening, no dialog boxes. If I try to run Software Update from the System Prefs well it is up, I get an error messge saying 'Your Software Updates cannot be shown because one or more of the updates contains incorrect information'. It then quits software update, and tells me to click update now, which finds no new updates.

Happens every single time. Anyone have this problem? Actually I eventually discovered, as elsewhere posted, that my '5.02' via 'show info' is QT Pro 5.05 from the QT Player/Preferences/Update Quicktime tab/About QT button. Stranger than fiction. Still can't get TechTV to function. Won't stream at all.

Appears to be a problem related to firewall config, however, which I'm having trouble writing a rule for. Naza software 2.2 for mac. Other sites seem to stream QT with no problem. (???) Also had trouble downloading either of the two QT movies about Ginger (the Sedgway) recently, but am not convinced this may not be platform problem or also some firewall problem. I can view both Ginger movies (broadband option) with no difficulty but clicking on the 'download file button' (not a regular QT display) does nothing.

For example, since the text editor nedit depends on Motif libraries, Fink will first install lesstif. (This also gives you the Motif window manager, mwm.) Similarly, when you install the GIMP via Fink, you will also install the packages for GNOME, GTK+, and glib. As noted OSX uses.dylib and not.so for shared libraries. For motif I would install this as a port via macports and get the openmotif port. Note that macports will install a newer version of X11 from a as well so this will take time. Install motif libraries for mac. MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.2) Posted on Mar 25, 2010 1:15 PM. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too. Question: Q: Install Motif library on Snow Leopard More Less. Apple Footer. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

First page for this link is: Anyone else downloaded this? I'm not counting on Apple posting this under Software Updates. I tried something else with no luck. /System/Library/Quick Time gives me the QuickTime Updater which I double click to get the same window (that QT updater accesses via QT Player Pro) and once again I note there's an update that's not installed.

So I select the box and click on 'update' and the updater quits.:rolleyes: Wonder if I should try to obtain by running QT Pro OS 9.? I downloaded the installer but couldn't figure out what version it was and wasn't interested in losing what Pro codecs I already had.