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- June 25, 2010 at 4:56 PM #47181
  
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  Quicktime Pro comes with Final Cut Studios. I’ve had Quicktime Pro since 2007 when I installed FCP. Every time there was an update to Quicktime, it automatically upgraded to the next version and continued the PRO version subscription.
  
  I installed the update to Quicktime 10 about a month ago (After I installed the Snow Leopard OS) I just noticed, though, that Quicktime 10 is not the Pro edition.
  
  As a matter of fact, there are now 2 versions of quicktime on my computer. Quicktime 7 PRO & Quicktime 10.
  
  Quicktime 7 has been moved to my Utilities folder while Quicktime 10 now resides in my Applications Folder.
  
  What’s going on?
- June 26, 2010 at 7:56 AM #194268
  
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  Come on now. Anyone got an answer?
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