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UNINSTALL QT
I am having too many issues with QT to keep in installed. Is there an uninstaller for QT or can I just trash the App? I plan on reinstalling afterwards.
bob
Bob Vick sr promo guy @ ch3 & CW wwmt tv, kalamazoo, mi
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5 Replies
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Well, trashing the app will get rid of it, but that should be exactly the same as if the program is closed and not running.
What I’m getting at is that whatever problem you’re having now might not go away after trashing it!
What, exactly, is happening?
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Exporting files using another codec causes FCP or QT to crash. Normally, I need to export using the 844 uncompressed codec from FCP or right out of QT. Either way, sometime it works sometimes it doesn’t.
b
Bob Vick sr promo guy @ ch3 & CW wwmt tv, kalamazoo, mi
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Just to add…After a couple of updates, it seems that the older versions of QT are still listed as an option to open. Should the older ones go away when you update?
b
Bob Vick sr promo guy @ ch3 & CW wwmt tv, kalamazoo, mi
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Yes, the update problem indictes something is wrong.
I’m pretty sure removing Quicktime isn’t going to help you since Final Cut Pro is based on Quicktime. Removing the QT app isn’t a problem, I don’t think, Final Cut will still work, but whatever problem exists will probably continue to exist within Quicktime.
Have you tried erasing the Final Cut preference files? At worst I’d suggest you trash anything having to do with Final Cut or Quicktime, re-load everything from the Final Cut discs, and then run the system updater.
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Before I jump into the big fix attempt using the FCP discs, I trash QT prefs and the App and then installed the update from Apple.com. I can now export to the 844 codec, but if I select the settings option then QT quits.
bob
Bob Vick sr promo guy @ ch3 & CW wwmt tv, kalamazoo, mi
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