For media enthusiasts, after upgrading to Mac OS X El Capitan, you are fortunately enough to still have the chance to install and run QuickTime 7 Pro on this new operating system to edit clips,
view personal media in a wide range of file formats or convert your files to different formats. However, there are still some many file formats such as H.265/HEVC, MXF, XAVC/XAVC S, MKV, FLV, VOB or Blu-ray & DVD disc that QuickTime 7 Pro can't play or convert. Keep that in mind, the following article will be divided in two parts:

Part one: Install and Run QuickTime 7 Pro on Mac OS X El Capitan

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1. Download QuickTime 7 from Apple's support page, then double-click the download file to open it.
2. Double-click QuickTimePlayer7.6.6_SnowLeopard.pkg and follow the onscreen instructions. The installer puts QuickTime Player 7 in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder.
3. If you have a QuickTime 7 Pro registration key, you can now enter it now.

Part two: Convert/Play video with QuickTime 7 Pro alternative

If you fail to open some video files with QuickTime 7 Pro on Mac El Capitan, then a QuickTime 7 Pro alternative is very essential for you. The program we recommend here is our top reviewed professional media conversion tool - Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac (support Mac OS X El Capitan), with this simple to use and efficient program, you can convert virtually any file formats and also commercial Blu-ray/DVD disc to your desired file formats or device preset profile formats for playing on Mac with QuickTime 7 or transfer and viewing on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV.

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How to Play and Convert Video on Mac El Captian with QuickTime 7 Pro Alternative?

Step 1: Import and add video files into the program.
Install and run the program on Mac El Capitan, click 'File' > 'Add Video/Audio' or 'Add from folder' to import video or audio files, click 'Load from disc', 'Load from folder' or 'Load IFO/ISO' to load Blu-ray disc/BDMV fodler/ISO image or DVD disc/Video_TS folder/IFO/ISO image file into the program.

Step 2: Choose output file format.

Click the format bar to select a video format or device preset profile formats according to your own needs.

Step 3: Trim/Crop/Watermark/Apply effect to video.
Selet an item to activate the 'Video Editor' function, click the 'Video Editor' icon on the tool menu bar to go to the 'Video Editor' interface. Then you can play, rotate, trim, crop, add watermark, insert subtitles, etc.

Step 4: Start the media conversion process.
Hit the big red button 'Convert' on the main interface to begin the video conversion on Mac OS X El Capitan.

Step 5. Sync/transfer converted videos.
When the conversion is completed, click the 'Open Output Folder' to pop out the folder with conversion files, you can easily play the converted files on El Capitan with QuickTime Player or sync to iPhone or iPad via iTunes for viewing on the move.

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Play all kinds of media, including iTunes DRM'ed media, with this must have, multi-platform tool.
I...am an iTunes junkie. I admit it freely. I have an iPhone and an iPad and I love them to death. Apple has integrated its media into most, if not all of its ecosystem and that's probably the biggest reason why I like its QuickTime application. It’s a multi-platform media player.
You can use QuickTime for all of your media. You can use it to view video from your digital camera or mobile phone. You can use it to view a movie on your Mac or PC; or a media clip on a website.
It’s a sophisticated media player.
QuickTime Player has a clean, uncluttered interface that doesn't get in the way of what you’re watching. Quickly moving through lengthy video is as easy as moving a slider to the left or right in the program window. You can also control the speed at which the media plays via a handy slider lets you set playback from 1/2x to 3x the normal speed. You can also search through individual movie frames quickly.
QuickTime supports H.264, an advanced video compression technology that delivers brilliant, crisp HD quality video using less bandwidth and requires less storage on your PC. QuickTime lets you convert your files to different formats and record and edit your work. It supports third-party plug-ins that extend its technology in many different directions; and you can also use QuickTime to stream your media across the Internet.
Pro’s: Free, works on Windows and Macs
Con’s: Advanced features require QuickTime Pro
Conclusion: On the Mac side of the world, QuickTime is integrated into nearly everything. While you can watch movies directly in iTunes, if you wish, you can navigate right to the intended video and open it in QuickTime, make the window float on top of everything, and then move it anywhere on your monitor. I do this to watch movies while I work, all the time. On the Windows side, it’s a bit different as WMP usually handles most video tasks, though iTunes for Windows also requires QuickTime.
This is simply a must have multimedia component in my opinion, and since it's free including it in your multimedia tool box is clearly a no brainer.

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QuickTime is one of the most popular applications for enjoying multimedia on your PC.It contains several components including a plug-in for your browser and a desktop player, which sports a cool Mac-like interface. Most QuickTime movies you find on the Internet can be played right on your browser. However, you may like to download files yourself, and

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