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Oct 30, 2026

Jimmy DirestaHOST
19:57
always record the screen, and that changed.
Bob ClagettHOST
19:59
Well, I used to use QuickTime, because you could just record, right? And it was kind of a hassle, and it just was, I don't know.
Bob ClagettHOST
20:06
When we did the...
Jimmy DirestaHOST
20:08
You go, and then I'll tell you a problem I have with QuickTime.
Jimmy DirestaHOST
20:10
Go ahead.
Bob ClagettHOST
20:11
When we started doing the courses, we needed a better way to record screen stuff and get the clicks and get the mouse movement and be able to control that stuff.
Jimmy DirestaHOST
22:17
And now it's there as this raw image that now I have to save it.
Jimmy DirestaHOST
22:20
It's not automatically saved.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:08
All right, cool.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:09
Let me Google how to open QuickTime.
Amin ElhassanHOST
7:11
Justice is
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:11
blind.
Nicole MuellerHOST
2:11
I'm
Amanda AdamsHOST
2:12
recording on QuickTime.
Amanda AdamsHOST
2:15
I recently was talking to a friend about podcasting and they were like, how do you do it? And I was like, okay, so I record on QuickTime.
Amanda AdamsHOST
2:24
Usually most of our guests record on QuickTime.
Amanda AdamsHOST
2:26
My co-host records on Audacity.
Amanda AdamsHOST
2:29
We're on opposite coasts.
Michael KammesHOST
1:23
When someone says a product uses AI, that doesn't tell you much about what it actually does.
Michael KammesHOST
1:29
It's kind of like when the client tells you that their footage is QuickTime.
Michael KammesHOST
1:34
For this discussion, we can divide the work into two broad AI categories, generative and analytical.
Michael KammesHOST
1:42
Generative AI creates content.
Erik VossHOST
26:43
It's not, it's not a virus.
Erik VossHOST
26:45
And then, Paladin idiotically downloaded whatever that attachment was and then watched the QuickTime files.
Erik VossHOST
26:51
It was
Zach HuddlestonGUEST
26:51
uploaded as an unlisted YouTube link.
Brian AlfordHOST
32:49
JPEG is still like a brand new thing and not great at first.
Brian AlfordHOST
32:53
So they're actually using QuickTime, which is also brand new.
Brian AlfordHOST
32:56
Right.
Brian AlfordHOST
32:56
Not only to make their videos, but to compress each image as well.
Josh BoermanHOST
33:01
QuickTime was a real lifesaver for them actually.
Josh BoermanHOST
33:03
It was released halfway through the development cycle of Myst, and it solved so many problems for them.
A.J. DittyHOST
33:09
No, absolutely.
Brian AlfordHOST
36:51
Don't talk to us for a while.
James RennerGUEST
19:24
But.
James RennerGUEST
19:25
If you look into eyewitness testimony, the biggest thing to keep in mind is that memory is not like a stored QuickTime file that doesn't get corrupted.
James RennerGUEST
19:38
It's much more fluid than that.
James RennerGUEST
19:40
In fact, we don't fully to this day know exactly how it works.
Skyler HanrathHOST
8:50
Because I worry.
Skyler HanrathHOST
8:51
I'm recording on QuickTime.
Skyler HanrathHOST
8:53
I love QuickTime.
Skyler HanrathHOST
8:55
Who doesn't? Isn't that great? It just comes with a computer.
Skyler HanrathHOST
8:58
I'd love to meet the asshole who doesn't.
MattHOST
11:20
They turn the lights out.
MattHOST
11:21
And I was like, dude, we're basically watching a giant QuickTime file.
MattHOST
11:25
That's what we're all watching.
MarkHOST
11:26
Oh, you know what? I had that happen with one of the later Transformers movies.

8 MINS LATER

MattHOST
19:04
Yes.
MattHOST
19:05
And I saw that trailer 90,000 times.
MattHOST
19:07
The Projectionist played the QuickTime 50 times every time I went to a movie.
MattHOST
19:11
He's the director of that fucking movie.
Tom ShattuckHOST
2:42
It is.
Tom ShattuckHOST
2:43
And so now QuickTime's not working.
Tom ShattuckHOST
2:46
And for the last two days, the circle, the pinwheel has been going on in the background on some things with this machine.
Tom ShattuckHOST
2:52
It's very, very odd.

43 MINS LATER

Alice ShattuckHOST
45:57
But yeah, but, but I think in general, the point's true that it is embarrassing to have to go back that far.
Tom ShattuckHOST
46:03
We have issues with this computer, my friend.
Tom ShattuckHOST
46:05
Anything to do with QuickTime is no bueno.
Alice ShattuckHOST
46:07
That's scary.

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