Apparently, Quicktime X is something that is much touted for Snow Leopard, other than the MS Exchange integration and the speed boost. According to some of the news, it seems that there will no longer be a QuickTime Pro. QuickTime X given free in Snow Leopard, will not only be able to record video and audio, but it will also allow you to edit it. This is something that is quite different from the current free version of Quicktime.
For those who did OS X Programming before, QuickTime X actually supports Core Audio, Core Video and Core Animation. Those who are familiar with these APIs can imagine what QuickTime X can do with this kind of support. QuickTime X may become one of the best looking media players around. In fact, videos played on QuickTime X may even look better than other media players.
I guess we'll know next month, or maybe even earlier. Seems like Amazon already started their pre-order for Snow Leopard. Check it out here.
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