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Feb 24, 2016 8:54 PM in response to TLM32174by TLM32174,Somehow I found an upgrade and have this fixed.
Now I don't have a new video record.
I bought this specifically to video record my iPad. In the manual it says video is just for MAC, but that is not said in the advertising.
Disappointed in Apple.
I have spent all night trying to accomplish a project for work and Apple has failed me with misleading advertising.
I had trusted them and their product to work as advertised.
"QuickTime 7 Pro can convert your media to different formats, so you can watch a movie or video on your iPhone, iPod, and Apple TV. You can also use QuickTime 7 Pro to record video and share everything you make with friends and family.*"
Of course, now I see the * at the end of the copy. Very clever of Apple..........Thinking twice about buying the watch.
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Feb 25, 2016 4:34 AM in response to TLM32174by QuickTimeKirk,The Windows version has never offered video recording and the page description of features points that out.
OS X users don't even need to use QuickTime Player Pro to record playback of their iOS devices. Quicktime X (Mac only) can also record the screen.