Every Mac comes with QuickTime Player preinstalled. It's the video player that opens up when you're watching a video you've downloaded or synced from your phone to your Mac.

If you want to stream QuickTime media directly from your Web page, you're in the right place. In this article, I'll briefly explain the embedding process ...

QuickTime Streaming Server 3 Preview is out. New features make streaming better, configuration is accomplished via a web-based interface, Mac OS X support, and more. Update: The release appears to ...

Or perhaps you want to record what’s happening on your screen—say, for a video tutorial. QuickTime Player can do that, too.

QuickTime offers a variety of ways to connect your users with your streaming media content. This tutorial looks at three text-based metafile formats for streaming QuickTime movies.

I recently wrote up an interview here on MacStories and although I was able to get it posted, I almost had to scrap the entire article because QuickTime crashed and I lost the recording of the ...

For a comprehensive overview of streaming with QuickTime, I highly recommend visiting Apple's QuickTime tutorial section. There you'll find an easy-to-navigate menu that will lead you to all the ...