Why is this such a big deal? Just think of Quicktime as the essential
playback portion of iTunes, which it is. The amount of disk space
consumed by Quicktime isn't much by current standards (Adobe Reader is
117 MB) and hard disk sizes (hundreds of gigabytes), so it hardly
deserves the emotional outburst "BLOATWARE".
On 07 Apr 2007 14:14:59 GMT, jack flash <1234@abc.de> wrote in
<Xns990B5E1EF73551234abcde@198.186.190.224>:
>no way to remove quicktime and have itunes work. seems like they locked
>the installations together.
>> On Apr 5, 8:23 am, jack flash <1...@abc.de> wrote:
>>> I just received an L7 in exchange for the problems I've had with my
>>> RAZR. I want to set up the iTunes and would like to avaoid using the
>>> BLOATWARE software which also installs QuickTime. Does anyone know
>>> how to get MP3s recognized via iTunes without using iTunes software
>>> or does anyone have just the iTunes software without QuickTime?
>> just remove quicktime after you install itunes. i'm pretty sure
>> there's no way around that one. the cool thing about apple is that
>> their software is not nearly as intrusive as ms stuff. good luck
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