I have a kodak digital camera, and it saves the movies as *.mov, and the only player that can play these is QuickTime...

and my quicktimes isn't working, i've tried to convert these .mov's into .wmv's etc. but the program i used leaves an add in the center of the screen! Whenever i start up quicktime it says an error has happened and shuts down. I'm not sure what to do, does anybody know what to do?

either post the url for a .mov convertor or tell me how i can get quicktime to stop doing this?? i've redownloaded quicktime multiple times.

have u uninstalled quicktime, rebooted, reinstalled quicktime and rebooted?

yes. the following comes up in the error box.

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AppName: quicktimeplayer.exe     AppVer: 6.0.0.71     ModName: quicktimeplayer.exe
ModVer: 6.0.0.71     Offset: 00026872

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could be something in the registry. some programs dont remove registry keys when unistalled.  try looking around the registry.

I know you've said that you've redownloaded it several times, but I'm guessing, from the error that it's version 6 your using. I too have a Kodak camera and the movies worked no problem (however I did have version 6.3). The most recent version is 6.5. Try downloading that and see how it goes.

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Originally posted by Vazza
I know you've said that you've redownloaded it several times, but I'm guessing, from the error that it's version 6 your using. I too have a Kodak camera and the movies worked no problem (however I did have version 6.3). The most recent version is 6.5. Try downloading that and see how it goes.

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Originally posted by x4nder
could be something in the registry. some programs dont remove registry keys when unistalled.  try looking around the registry.

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Just convert your files to .avi try this site, you might get some help.
http://www.videohelp.com/mov2avi.htm
good luck

ps. doesnt your you camera give you the option in what kind of quality or file you want to save it as?

I don't think the camera does give you the choice ( I not sure coz I lost the instructions).
To look in the registry you have to go
Start ==> Run ==> regedit

I've tried that, its doesn't seem to work for me...

i've got rid of the regs.... but it still comes up with the same error

If all else fails......http://www.free-codecs.com/download/QuickTime_Alternative.htm.......it allows you to play *.mov files in Windows Media Player.