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QuickTime enables Internet multimedia through scriptable browser plug-ins, ActiveX controls, and an Internet-capable player application for the Mac OS and Windows, with an API for creating new Internet multimedia applications. It supports HTTP and FTP delivery from any web server or webpage and RTSP/RTP streaming delivery from streaming servers on all major operating systems. It supports Internet delivery of images, sound, text, Flash, VR, interactivity, and more to the Mac OS, Windows, and many hand-held devices, including mobile phones.
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Apple JavaScript Coding Guidelines (HTML) (PDF)
Provides an overview of the JavaScript language, its object-oriented features, and coding best practices.
 2008-11-19
HTML Scripting Guide for QuickTime (HTML) (PDF)
Defines the HTML tags and parameters used to communicate with the QuickTime browser plug-in, ActiveX control, and QuickTime Player.
 2008-10-15
Interactive Movies (HTML) (PDF)
Explains how to construct interactive movies using QuickTime wired sprites and sprite animation.
 2002-10-01
QuickTime 7.1 User's Guide (PDF)
Explains how to use QuickTime Player and QuickTime Pro for Mac OS X and Windows computer users.
 2006-07-24
QuickTime Guide for Windows (HTML) (PDF)
Introduces Windows programming techniques for QuickTime.
 2006-01-10
QuickTime Overview (HTML) (PDF)
Introduces the main concepts and services of QuickTime.
 2005-08-11
QuickTime Streaming & Broadcasting Administration (PDF)
Explains how to capture and encode QuickTime content and deliver media streams live or on demand.
 2007-10-31
QuickTime Streaming Guide (HTML) (PDF)
Describes the QuickTime streaming technology.
 2006-01-10
SMIL Scripting Guide for QuickTime (HTML) (PDF)
Defines support for using SMIL to communicate with the QuickTime browser plug-in, ActiveX control, and QuickTime Player.
 2005-06-04