Why won't QuickTime play .mov files with macOS Monterey?
Why won't QuickTime play .mov files anymore? Are they going to fix this?
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iMac 21.5″, macOS 12.0
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Why won't QuickTime play .mov files anymore? Are they going to fix this?
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iMac 21.5″, macOS 12.0
Quicktime does play video from a large number of video encoders (codecs) and containers.
Here's are a few things to try:
1) If you can open the file in QuickTime (without playing), display its format using QuickTime>Window>Show Movie Inspector. This may give a clue as to why it won't play.
2) Use HandBrake to convert the mov file to mp4
3) If neither of the above steps work, try using VLC to play the file
Quicktime does play video from a large number of video encoders (codecs) and containers.
Here's are a few things to try:
1) If you can open the file in QuickTime (without playing), display its format using QuickTime>Window>Show Movie Inspector. This may give a clue as to why it won't play.
2) Use HandBrake to convert the mov file to mp4
3) If neither of the above steps work, try using VLC to play the file
No I can't open them. This is the message. This file contains some media that isn’t compatible with QuickTime Player. I have always viewed on Quicktime and I can use FCPX which is what I edit on and VLC if I don't want the hassle of opening FCPX and using the 'import' just to view. Which is a hassle. With Quicktime you can press spacebar to see what the video contains. So no need to use any app or programme. What has changed? And will it be fixed?
If the .mov file is old enough it may be using a codec that's no longer supported. VLC should play them.
No my camera is new.
Why won't QuickTime play .mov files with macOS Monterey?