Captain Jobs, give me a break. There is nothing “Pro” about playing full screen video. I’m not buying it.
You’re currently reading “Quicktime Quick One,” an entry on the blog of Ryan Feeley.
This has always bothered me too, and I’ve always refused to pay for QuickTime Pro just to see video in full screen. Everyone else gives their media player away for free, with full functionality.
And now that I know that each time they bring out what they consider a major release, or at least call a major release, I’ll have to pay again, I am even less inclined to pay.
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Ryan Feeley is the senior designer at Toronto-based Idée Inc. working on such interesting projects as TinEye, the world’s first image-recognition based search engine. He lives with his wife Julia in a house facing the Greenwood Subway Yard. Your people can contact his people through the medium of .
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