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I've searched on net for this but couldn't find much. Can I use QuickTime C api on 64 bits windows? I know it works on 32 bits but it is possible to use it on 64bits. I'm looking for encoding between different file formats. On Apple developer site I found reference of QTKit and AVFoundation. Is it possible to use these two with Visual C+?

praks411
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Basically, no. QTKit and AVFoundation are Mac specific, and as far as I know Apple has never made a 64 bit version of the QuickTime C API for Windows. Some apps get around it by using 32 bit "helper" apps which feed data into the 64 bit application.

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