From The Frame Grab Tutorial: http://tvcrit3.tvcrit.com/content/view/58/102/.
Apple's Knowledge Base article 24374 provides this table explaining all the differences between QuickTime Pro and QuickTime Basic:
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Play over 30 audio and video file formats in the best possible quality |
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View still images |
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View streaming media |
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Control treble, bass, and balance |
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Create, edit, save, and export movies, images, and audio |
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Apply special effects to files |
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Compress video and audio with the latest codecs |
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Create slide shows with music |
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Copy and paste popular Internet media formats |
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Convert pictures between multiple formats |
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Play back full-screen video |
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Resize and trim movies |
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Create and hint movies for streaming |
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Edit MIDI instruments and synthesizers |
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Enable/disable tracks |
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Save movies downloaded from the Web |
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Add copyright information to your movies |
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