QuickTime 7 is Apple’s cutting-edge digital media software for both Mac and Windows-based computers that delivers unparalleled quality for creating, playing and streaming audio and video content over the Internet.

Besides playing MPEG-4 and MP3 content, QuickTime also supports timecode tracks as well as MIDI standards such as the Roland Sound Canvas and GS format extensions. The program also supports key standards for web streaming, including HTTP, RTP and RTSP. Plus, it supports every major file format for images, including JPEG, BMP, PICT, PNG and GIF. QuickTime 7 features an ultra efficient new H.264 video codec delivering stunning quality at remarkably low data rates from 3G to iChat AV to HD.

QuickTime offers you a lot of features that include the following: a multimedia platform that enables you move videos from your digital camera or mobile phone, makes everything you watch even more enjoyable, lets you do more with your digital media. With QuickTime 7 Pro, you can convert your files to different formats and record and edit your work, advanced video compression technology called H.264 to deliver brilliant, crisp HD video using less bandwidth and storage, and many more.

A host of security fixes regarding some of its files have been made to this version.

Downsides

Not too feature loaded but the fact that it is freeware makes it worth checking out.

Want to check it out? Visit Quicktime.

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