Regular Rep: 6 Joined: 20 Nov 2004 Posts: 1,284 | You’re likely missing a video codec. Open the file in QuickTime, then click Window, Show Movie Inspector. What does it say next to Format? The first line lists the video codec, the second the audio codec.
Also there’s a chance the file is an audio-only file (you’ll only get one line in Format). Sometimes people rename their songs to other extensions (maybe to dodge the RIAA? who knows?), but it’s also possible to have audio-only or video-only MOV files. As a matter of fact, when you do a voice recording in QuickTime Pro, one of the available choices to save in is MOV.
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