QuickTime Animation
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| − | '''QuickTime Animation''', also called '''QuickTime RLE''', is a compressed video format. It is typically used with the [[QuickTime]] container format. | + | '''QuickTime Animation''', also called '''QuickTime RLE''', is a compressed video format. It is typically used with the [[QuickTime]] container format. QuickTime was originally released in 1991 following years of internal development. |
| + | QuickTime exists in 7 minor format releases from 1991 (1.x) through 2016 (7.x). | ||
| + | A major n upgrade to the platform occurred in 2009 with QuickTime X. | ||
| + | The current version of classic QuickTime is 7.7.9 as of 2016. | ||
| + | QuickTime X is At version 10.5 | ||
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Revision as of 01:14, 3 September 2022
QuickTime Animation, also called QuickTime RLE, is a compressed video format. It is typically used with the QuickTime container format. QuickTime was originally released in 1991 following years of internal development. QuickTime exists in 7 minor format releases from 1991 (1.x) through 2016 (7.x). A major n upgrade to the platform occurred in 2009 with QuickTime X. The current version of classic QuickTime is 7.7.9 as of 2016. QuickTime X is At version 10.5
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Identifiers
In QuickTime-related formats, QuickTime Animation is identified by the FourCC "rle ".
Specifications
- Description of the Apple Quicktime Animation (RLE) Format, by Mike Melanson
