You might be able to play QuickTime video (*.mov) in the free VLC media player.
what is the Microsoft equivalent of apple QuickTime?
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I'm trying to use a Gov PowerPoint the uses "QuickTime" what Microsoft app can I use in place of QuickTime?
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2020-02-09T17:12:52+00:00 Hello DickJOHNSON3294, I'm Didi, an independent advisor.
Apple no longer supports QuickTime for Windows, it has unpatched vulnerabilities and it's considered no longer safe to use on Windows : https://www.groovypost.com/news/apple-quicktime...
You can find versions of Quicktime for Windows that are now multiple years old on the Apple website, they might work on Windows 10 but it's at your own risk.
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Didi
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