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Summary: A book by a QuickTime expert
Review: I like a lot Mr.Gulie's writing and especially the chapter about SMIL and how it can be used to create QuickTime movies.The main reason I bought the book was that it had license keys for QuickTime5 Pro for PC and Mac. Those keys costed [price] each at that time if one bought them separately (supposing they had both a Mac and a PC). So it was a good deal apart from the book content itself. An unfortunate thing is that the QT5Pro keys won't work with QT6Pro and that QT6 can't coexist with QT5 on the same machine. So I do still use QuickTime5 (Pro) on my machine... The book also contains a CD with lots of material which is a must for books about multimedia and rich content (would be a big download for one to get from the publisher's website). Another thing about such books are that they're usually not printed in color :(, obviously to keep the cost low
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Summary: Quicktime Bible !!
Review: It's great Boook. it decribe all kind of Quicktime technology. (except Cubic VR)
It's very useful book !!
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Summary: If you want to understand QuickTime, buy this book
Review: Steve Gulie does it again. It is rare to read a technical book that makes you laugh out loud, but Steve leavens the clearly-explained information about the intricacies of QuickTime and Web browers with wit and humour.
This second edition includes QT 5 Pro Keys for Windows and Macintosh - separately these alone would cost nearly (...), so the book is a bargain too. Full disclosure - I am an engineer on the QuickTime team, know the author, and proof-read this book. I know that it is accurate and helpful, and that it will explain techniques that would take you a long time tolearn on your own.
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Summary: Indispensible!
Review: This book contains all of the otherwise unwritten techniques for producing QuickTime movies and panoramas for the web, appropriate for both Macintosh and Windows users. Steve Gulie is in constant contact with producers of QuickTime content (on the mailing list), and is familiar with their day-to-day travails. The book is essentially an embellished FAQ, plus suggestions from Steve's first-hand experience in producing QuickTime for the Web. The book comes with a QuickTime Pro license for both the Macintosh and Windows, which more than pays for the cost of the book. In addition, the accompanying CD contains demos or fully functional versions of dozens of useful application, for Mac and Windows. If you're doing any QuickTime production and delivering it on the web, then you need this book.
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Summary: What do you need? It's in this book!
Review: This book is excellent. Not only is it fun to read but also very informative. You can read it from front to back and you can use it as a reference manual. What graphics mode for tracks does what? You'll find it! What compression scheme do I need for what purpose? You'll find it! How do I change the movie controller? Why do I have to change it sometimes? Just look it up! Did you ever wanted to know how the people from Apple make movie trailers? The CD contains an audio tour, many examples, and software (QuickTime 5 Pro, full versions and demo versions of various tools) for Windows and Macintosh computers.
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Summary: indispensable resource for Quicktime developers
Review: This book was written very well, and is full of useful information. It isn't just for the web! It's a must-have for anyone working with Quicktime. Good book.
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Summary: Well written book for both beginners and pros
Review: This is a very complete book with everything you need to know about Quicktime. It starts pretty slowly with the basics, and ends up going into quite technical stuff. I am working alot with video editing, and its really great finding out how to make the best quicktime videos of my stuff and put it on the web (it covers info on how Apple is making their insanly great looking trailers). The book is very up-to-date and covers Quicktime 5.0.2, and Sorenson3 codec.
You get a free version on the CD of Quicktime 5.02 PRO which costs 30 dollars alone. A great bargain.
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