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QuickTime is a free and open source tool written entirely in the QuickTime Object Language (QML). Originally developed for Mac OS X, QuickTime can also be used on Windows computers. It was originally part of the optimization and compression libraries for Mac, so it had the same binary format as the Mac versions.

QuickTime is a powerful multimedia development environment (MID) that allows you to manipulate images, video, audio, text, and metadata. QuickTime can be downloaded for free from the official website. However, commercial options are available for users who want advanced features. You can integrate QuickTime with third-party video streaming software, integrate QuickTime with Windows Media and Windows video capture applications, stream QuickTime movies or TV programs, create and stream digital video from your webcam and webcams, and convert PDF to files in QuickTime.

QuickTime can be controlled using the mouse, keyboard, or voice commands. However, the powerful visual and sound effects of QuickTime require a lot of computer processing power. For this reason, it is not recommended to store QuickTime movies and photos in small files. Because QuickTime uses Quartz Flash to store data, converting QuickTime files to non-Flash formats can slow down your computer system.