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Help, Guides, and News on making the Switch To Apple Macintosh Computers
How to upgrade from QuickTime Player to QuickTime Pro
QuickTime Pro offers many features over the standard QuickTime Player application that is installed on Mac OS X. You can easily upgrade to QuickTime Pro (for a fee) by following these steps:
Launch QuickTime Player- From the QuickTime Player menu bar click on QuickTime Player
- Then click on Buy QuickTime Pro
Apple will then provide to you a QuickTime Pro registration code via email. Once you obtain the code, you will have to enter the code via System Preferences to complete the upgrade.
1. System PreferencesLaunch System Preferences
Then click the QuickTime Icon. The Registerbutton is highlighted by default.
2. Enter
In the "Registered To" and "Registration Code" boxes enter your name and registration code exactly as they appear in the email sent to you by Apple. Note that the "Organization" box is optional, you don't need to provide information for this field.
3. CheckThe easiest way to determine if QuickTime Player has been upgraded is to QuickTime Pro is launch the application.
By: switchtoamac
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