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Use at your own risk! See VLC Media Player below! However, due to security issues, we can't recommend that program either. We also recommended installing a light version of Quicktime - the QT-Lite alternative. See the following: here, here, here and here

However, QuickTime for Windows is no longer supported by Apple, and warnings were issued in April 2016 by the US Department of Homeland Security to uninstall it immediately. MOV files in Picasa, we previously recommended installing Apple's QuickTime for Windows. In Picasa's Tools > Options > File Types tab, "Quicktime Movies (.MOV)" will be grayed out. MOV files (Apple Quick Time Movies) will not be displayed in Picasa3 nor in the Import function. When Apple's QuickTime for Windows codec is not installed on your computer. You can also schedule updates in the KLCP Update Check windowĬlick "Close" when finished with the update window The program will check for updates and let you know if any are available. Under "General" look for "KLCP update check" and click it. Type "Codec Tweak Tool" in your Windows Start menuĬlick "Yes" to the User Account Control warning To update K-Lite Codec Pack after it is installed MP4 videos to be displayed in Picasa, but provides no support for. You can "decline" these.Īfter installing the codecs, "Enable movies in Picasa" again (Tools > Options > File Types) and select the video types, if necessary. Read every screen carefully as there may be a couple of screens asking if you want to install other programs such as Video Adblock and others. When you install it, use "Normal" mode unless you are more experienced.

Use the green button in the upper right-hand corner that says "Download Latest Version (xx.xx MB)" If the Movies and QuickTime Movie settings were grayed out or if importing still doesn't work, the next thing to try is to install or reinstall your video codecs:ĭownload and install the latest version of K-Lite Codec Pack from: At the bottom of the file types display list are two boxes:įor Windows users, "Quicktime Movies" will be grayed out if Apple's Quicktime codec is not installed.Įxit Picasa and restart it to see if the desired video format now works. Go to Tools menu, then Options > File Types tab.