[Grace Miller]

yes, apparently this only affects c4d 11.5.
SO, i’ve gotten rid of the problem(!) by doing what one of the users from your link did!

If anyone else encounters this problem, here’s the solution:

– install pacifist (https://www.charlessoft.com)
– download the qt version you want (in this case 7.6.4) from this site: (https://community.avid.com/forums/t/79244.aspx)
– open pacifist and drag the qt-package onto pacifist.
-select the main pkg of quicktime and click install. (if it tells you that it found any old qt elements, click on replace)

-> VOILA, that’s it! 4 easy steps to revert to an earlier version of qt

🙂 Thanks for all the links and help!! One more happy CCow Customer! 😉

[Grace Miller]

crap…..the guy from your link seems to have the same problem.
the only workaround seems to be a downgrading of quicktime, which -on a mac- is a real pain in the …
and hence: not really an option.

Since Quicktime 7.6.6 works only Leopard, i can try an update to Snow Leopard (where Quicktime X is used) …and see if that fixes the problem.

Either way……it sucks. 🙁
Thanks alot for your help thou!! 🙂

[Grace Miller]

yeah, i do in fact have 7.6.6!
I don’t remember exactly when i updated it, but i’m sure it was proably included in the list of a regular mac software update sometime.

So uhm…what do I do now? And why does it affect Cinema in a way that I can’t load any kind of movies into it anymore? :/