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As you know, most versions of Final Cut Pro are tied to certain versions of QuickTime, but as time passes, it gets harder and harder to remember all the different permutations. I can't remember if I wrote about this already, but Mark Besh sent me this:

FYI: Found this chart of suggested configurations at Digital Rebellion.com

Larry replies: Thanks Mark for pointing this out, and Digital Rebellion for putting it together.

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