Quicktime Player For Mac No Sound

It can be used for recording quick audio files, conversation and other types of sound effects. Given the fact that Mac does not come with a Voice Memos app like the one you can find in an iPhone, the QuickTime app offers the easiest and simplest method to record audio on Mac. 7 Steps to Record Audio on Mac OS using QuickTime.

An up to date Quicktime Player running on XP Pro gave me a message when I tried to play a Quicktime tutorial that I have. The message was to continue to Quicktime Components in order to play the video. There were about ten choices from that page, but no indication which I should install. I installed a few but the video still does not play.

Python yaml tutorial. All other Quicktime videos on my PC open fine. Any suggestions on how to find what I need to add to or modify Quicktime Player with? The message only appeared once. I don't get the message pop up when trying to play the Quicktime tutorial video anymore.

Not sure if this is a known issue, or a known fix (workaround). It’s a weird one. For whatever reason, I was getting no sound when test publishing (Command Enter) from the Flash IDE. I also noticed I wasn’t getting any sound when viewing a quicktime video. So I decided to scour the web for a solution. Turns out all you have to do is open up GarageBand, create a new project, play a few notes on the piano (I chose Beethoven’s 5th, followed by Push It by Salt n Pepa – I don’t think these songs had anything to do with the fix), close GarageBand, and viola, sound again in the Flash Player and Quicktime.

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I’m not sure why this works. Does anyone out there know why? Or better yet, does anyone know a proper fix for this? Jobs, are you reading my blog? Thank you SO much for this fix. I began having this problem after downloading a Java applet while working on a client’s Flash project. I suspected some system setting had been affected, but after doing some preliminary trawling of the Web I upgraded from Flash 8 to Flash CS and found the problem still occurred.

No sound when playing the timeline — in fact the timeline stopped altogether. When I selected “Mute” under “Control” the timeline played fine, but I couldn’t hear the sound. This didn’t affect publishing the document as an.swf file, so I lived with it (uneasily). When I tried John’s solution (resetting Audio Midi preferences) this didn’t work because my Audio Midi preferences don’t allow me to access output settings, for some reason, just input settings. I do have Audacity, though, and only started using it recently..

At any rate, the GarageBand fix worked for me and I’m very grateful to everyone who posts here!