Difference between revisions of "Apple Took It Away"
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* They took away Quicktime 7 Pro's ability to run in OS Catalina | * They took away Quicktime 7 Pro's ability to run in OS Catalina | ||
** "QuickTime Player 7 is a 32 bit app and none of them will work on Catalina." <ref>https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251838214</ref> | ** "QuickTime Player 7 is a 32 bit app and none of them will work on Catalina." <ref>https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251838214</ref> | ||
| + | ** https://youtu.be/n8_K5jF6DZI?t=619 | ||
| + | ** Features in QuickTime Pro 7 that aren't in QuickTime X: | ||
| + | *** ability to add multiple audio tracks to a .MOV file | ||
| + | **** for example a .AIFF audio file can be opened with QT Pro 7, cmd-A (select all) and then cmd-C (copy) and then a .MOV can be selected and the "add to Movie" command can be executed, which adds the audio to that .MOV. This can be repeated multiple times (remembering to place the playhead of the .MOV at the start of the video) to add multiple audio tracks. | ||
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* They took away the Color ID Free app's ability to run on my iPhone | * They took away the Color ID Free app's ability to run on my iPhone | ||
** https://appadvice.com/app/color-id-free/402233600 | ** https://appadvice.com/app/color-id-free/402233600 | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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| + | [[Category:Apple Technology]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:44, 6 August 2023
- They took away Finder's Cover Flow in OS Mojave [1]
- They took away Quicktime 7 Pro's ability to run in OS Catalina
- "QuickTime Player 7 is a 32 bit app and none of them will work on Catalina." [2]
- https://youtu.be/n8_K5jF6DZI?t=619
- Features in QuickTime Pro 7 that aren't in QuickTime X:
- ability to add multiple audio tracks to a .MOV file
- for example a .AIFF audio file can be opened with QT Pro 7, cmd-A (select all) and then cmd-C (copy) and then a .MOV can be selected and the "add to Movie" command can be executed, which adds the audio to that .MOV. This can be repeated multiple times (remembering to place the playhead of the .MOV at the start of the video) to add multiple audio tracks.
- ability to add multiple audio tracks to a .MOV file
- They took away the Color ID Free app's ability to run on my iPhone
