I use Quicktime 7 Pro mainly to convert movies to WMV formats so that clients who have outdated PCs can view them. ( as you all know, the latest Quicktime doesn't have this export feature.)
After 'upgrading' to High Sierra... guess what?
Seriously Apple... why do you do this?
What are the alternatives (other than dodgy on line converters)?
Thanks
Dave.
Dave,
Just a followup, I tried the free trial of iSkysoft iMedia Converter Deluxe and converted a .mov file to a .wmv without a problem. The version from their site is High Sierra compatible.
Not an endorsement since I only tried one file but you can check it out.
QuickTime Player Pro has never converted to Windows Media Player formats without third party software help.
Perhaps I'm remembering the situation incorrectly but to get QuickTime 7 Pro to work with WMV files one had to use third-party software such as Flip4Mac.
As I thought. And from the link…
Flip4Mac currently supports only Mac OS X 10.6.8 thru 10.11.6.
Thanks all.
You're welcome.
Quicktime 7 Pro and High Sierra?
