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So I have quicktime pro 7, but now there's quicktime x. What happened to the pro?
 
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There is no QT X Pro.

If you want the extra benefits for QT 7 Pro, you have to have that installed too. You license key would work fine with it. BTW, the older one now gets installed in the Utilities folder.
 
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Quicktime X picked up some -- but not all -- of the abilities of QT 7 Pro. For that reason, it's best to keep your QT 7 Pro install if you had one before. As mentioned, your license and the program itself will still work fine.
 

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