Quicktime 10.3 and Mavericks - Where did my Export for Web go?

Hello Bethany Jared,

I had the same disappointment. I used to use quicktime to convert videos of my 1-year-old daughter for my parents and relatives, and after the 10.3 update the file sizes are way too big to e-mail.

After some searching I found an alternative program that has worked rather well for me, so far.

Check out Handbrake: http://handbrake.fr

Not as simple as quicktime but offers much more control of converting!

Hope this helps you,

Jamie

This is a very bad change by apple. Please bring back the export for web option in Quicktime. I use it for compressing video for a non-profit.

Export to Web option is still available in QuickTime Player 7 Pro ($30 at the Apple Store).

you now have to buy quicktime pro 7 for $30 to get this ability ........

It's one option. Export for Web is usually used for the page code it generates and the various versions of the same file.

MPEG Streamclip (free) can convert QuickTime files to various sizes and compression settings.

iMovie is free though right? Does it support export for web?

This is pretty irritating. I relied on this functionality because it delivered faster, more consistent results than dealing with Compressor for multiple format web-ready conversions.

@jaykatakoma: I tried to find Quicktime Pro in the app store and saw nothing, nor could I find anything in-app that suggested a Pro version exists (nothing greyed out that says PRO like they used to do). What are you basing this claim on?

Can anyone suggest or provide a Compressor preset that would duplicate the functionality that has been lost? What were the specs of the Broadband High format that Export For Web used to spit out?

Cheers.

It doesn't look like it is on the app store. Don't ask me why:

http://store.apple.com/us/product/D3380Z/A/quicktime-7-pro-for-mac-os-x

It's sold at the Apple Store.