quicktime 7.4.

[Jan Reiff]

any news about the issues and a solution with 7.4.?

my new macs will arrive soon and they will have 7.4. i think.

 

[Stephen Webb]

If they're new, they should have Leopard. In which case you should be fine.

 

[Corrado Silveri]

I'm actually run Leopard with latest Quicktime version.
No problem at all using Redcine build 9O. The only problem is that I have to trash preferences every two or three days (when the app crash loading new clips).
I erase all the contents of the folder called "Redcine" in Library.
After this, all the things start running smooth again. No need to re-install the app.
Maybe there are something wrong in my system...
Just my 2c.

 

[Manuel Wenger]

Elcurdao, there is a small script called "Redcine Reset" i think Anders Holk Posted it somewhere here which does exactly this and after that starts Redcine. A nice and very handy little script thnaks Anders

Manuel

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

For my new Mac Pro, I had to go to QT 7.4.1 under OSX 10.5.2 to keep everything in balance. It's working here. I have since upgraded to the same on my Macbook Pro and I can report success.

Yes, an occasional reset is needed after a crash. This is also the case under Tiger w/ QT 7.3.x too.

Leopard and QT 7.4.x are still not officially supported, but what else can we do with these new systems and keeping other software happy?

 

[BigLu]

Elcurdao, there is a small script called "Redcine Reset" i think Anders Holk Posted it somewhere here which does exactly this and after that starts Redcine. A nice and very handy little script thnaks Anders

Manuel

REDCINE RESET ROCKS!!!!!! Thank you Anders.
We love you.

 

[Corrado Silveri]

Elcurdao, there is a small script called "Redcine Reset" i think Anders Holk Posted it somewhere here which does exactly this and after that starts Redcine. A nice and very handy little script thnaks Anders

Manuel

Thanks! I'm going to find the script...