Installing QuickTime Player 7 on your Mac

QuickTime Player 7 may help if you have older media formats or workflows that require an older version of QuickTime Player.

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If QuickTime Player (version 10) doesn't work with your older media formats or workflows, the legacy QuickTime Player 7 may help. 

  1. Make sure that you're using Mac OS X Snow Leopard v10.6.3 to OS X El Capitan v10.11.6.
  2. Download QuickTime Player 7, then double-click the downloaded file to open it.
  3. Double-click QuickTimePlayer7.6.6_SnowLeopard.pkg and follow the onscreen instructions. The installer puts QuickTime Player 7 in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder.
  4. If you have a QuickTime 7 Pro registration key, you can enter it now.

QuickTime Player (version 10) is part of QuickTime X, the modern version of QuickTime technology that has been built into OS X since Snow Leopard. Learn more about its features and capabilities.

Published Date:Mon Oct 10 16:35:08 GMT 2016