Windows 10: Apple aplication support is NOT included in the ether installers, like iTunes, QuickTime ....

On 4/3/2021 7:00:13 AM this gentleman posted following question:TDTZoe Re-install Apple Application Support x64 Hello,I uninstalled Apple Application Support x64 because I thought I didn't need it. I thought it was just bloatware.Turns out another software ICM-Pro is heavily dependent on it because the moment I uninstalled Apple Application Support, ICM-Pro stopped working entirely.I do not have any backup versions, because I just bought this laptop...Therefore, is there anyway to re-install Apple Application Support x64 but without iTunes or QuickTime, since I don't use these products

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Apple Releases Itunes 7.3.1 - Quicktime 7.2

Apple has just released the latest version of iTunes and QuickTime.
iTunes 7.3.1 and Quicktime 7.2 have several small bugs fixed, while Quicktime now also includes the H.264 codec and allows fullscreen viewing in the free version.

Download iTunes 7.3.1
Download Quicktime 7.2

 

Apple Releases Itunes 7.3.1 - Quicktime 7.2

Just a FYI, it already had the H.264 decoder. In fact, it's actually a version of CoreAVC.

 

Apple Quicktime

Apple has discontinued QuickTime as a stand-alone product. Now it's part of iTunes. It's good to be Apple, right?

If you search on the web you'll likely find an older version of QuickTime but it

won't be supported on Windows 10. That means it may work fine or may not, and if it doesn't then don't expect much sympathy from Apple.