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Apple's [http://www.apple.com/quicktime/ Quicktime], available for Macintosh and Windows, has been a pioneer in VR and still is one of the best performers. Quicktime is distributed at no cost and payment is only required if you want to use editing functions. Unfortunately under Windows Quicktime seems to remind the user of the need to upgrade every time it is started and some Windows users (particularly the majority who does not need Quicktime editing functinality) find it a nuisance. As many Apple products, Quicktime is probably technologically ahead of most other competitors but lacks the installed user base.
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[http://www.apple.com/quicktime/Quicktime Apple's Quicktime], available for Macintosh and Windows, has been a pioneer in VR and still is one of the best performers. '''Quicktime''' is distributed at no cost and payment is only required if you want to use editing functions. Unfortunately, under Windows, '''Quicktime''' reminds the user of the need to upgrade to the Professional Version the first time it is run after a reboot. Some Windows users (particularly the majority who do not need '''Quicktime''''s editing functionality) find it a nuisance. As many Apple products, '''Quicktime''' is probably technologically ahead of most other competitors, but lacks the installed user base and third party software.
  
Can anybody post here a javascript to find out if Quicktime is installed on the client?
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See Apple's site for [http://www.apple.com/quicktime/authoring/qtjavascript.html QuickTime detection via Java]:
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Although '''QuickTime''' is only available for Mac and Windows platforms, on Linux the Windows version can be [http://www.frankscorner.org/index.php?p=qt651 installed via wine]
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Revision as of 14:15, 9 May 2005

Apple's Quicktime, available for Macintosh and Windows, has been a pioneer in VR and still is one of the best performers. Quicktime is distributed at no cost and payment is only required if you want to use editing functions. Unfortunately, under Windows, Quicktime reminds the user of the need to upgrade to the Professional Version the first time it is run after a reboot. Some Windows users (particularly the majority who do not need Quicktime's editing functionality) find it a nuisance. As many Apple products, Quicktime is probably technologically ahead of most other competitors, but lacks the installed user base and third party software.

See Apple's site for QuickTime detection via Java:

Although QuickTime is only available for Mac and Windows platforms, on Linux the Windows version can be installed via wine