Tuesday, September 29, 2009 3:55 PM
by
ericjut
How to get Expression Encoder to work with the latest Apple QuickTime (7.64.17.0 and greater)
In their recent QuickTime update, Apple added a new DLL dependency to their SDK which unfortunately breaks our QuickTime integration. Until this situation is resolved in a more permanent fashion, here is a workaround to get QuickTime to work again in all versions of Expression Encoder:
- From the Start menu, right-click on "Computer" and select "Properties".
- Select "Advanced system settings"
- In the "System Properties" dialog, click on "Environment Variables..." in the Advanced tab.
- In the "System variables" list, find the "Path" variable and double click on it.
- Add this string at the end of "Variable value" to add the missing directory to your path:
;C:\Program Files (x86)\QuickTime\QTSystem\ (For a 64-bit environment)
or
;C:\Program Files\QuickTime\QTSystem\ (For a 32-bit environment)
- Click OK to close all the dialogs and restart Windows. QuickTime will be working again in Expression Encoder.
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About ericjut
Eric Juteau is a Principal Software Design Engineer in Test currently working in the Microsoft Expression Encoder test team. He worked at Microsoft for the last 14 years, which he mostly spent developing media rich applications, like Home Publishing, Picture It!, Windows Movie Maker, Producer and of course Expression Encoder.