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Not sure if this is right place to say it. My downloaded (legal) movies are making my quicktime freeze before it even opens. I tried opening quicktime first and then opening the movie and it still froze. I then downloaded the DivX player and when i try to open them there it says this file is corrupt and then freezes. These movie files work on my other mac in the house no problem so its not the files and my quicktime works on the internet playing movie files on websites. Any suggestions?
 
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where did you download them from? iTunes?
 

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