Quicktime X Preference Pane

If you're a Mac user running Snow Leopard, then Quicktime X Preference Pane is a must-have tool. This free and user-friendly preference pane makes it incredibly easy to toggle options on and off for QuickTime Player X, which is bundled with Mac OS X 10.6.

With Quicktime X Preference Pane, you have a whole world of customization options at your fingertips. You can enable autoplay as soon as you open a video file, change the look of your player window by sharpening or rounding the corners, and even choose to always hide or show the titlebar and controller.

If you prefer to have subtitles or closed captioning enabled by default for all videos, Quicktime X Preference Pane has got you covered. You can also allow simultaneous video recordings through your built-in iSight camera, and even keep your full screen mode open even when switching to another application.

And that's not all: With Quicktime X Preference Pane, you can also enable different amounts of files to populate your Recent Documents menu or disable the menu altogether. Overall, Quicktime X Preference Pane is an essential tool for anyone who wants to customize their QuickTime Player X experience on Mac OS X 10.6.