This Chapter covered QuickTime, Apple’s multimedia technology, and the applications which use it, known as the iLife suite.
QuickTime is a powerful technology that brings time-based media to the Macintosh. It is built into Mac OS X, so that you can view QuickTime movies without an application.
iTunes is a digital jukebox, and enables you to rip and burn CDs, listen to music on your computer, and access your iPod and the iTunes Music Store.
iPhoto lets you import, view, organize, edit, and share your digital still pictures.
iMovie allows you to edit your digital home videos.
With iDVD, you can create interactive menus to control your media after it is burned onto a DVD and played in any commercial DVD player.
DVD Player allows you to watch DVD video discs on your Mac.