Thanks to everyone who responded. Re-installing Quicktime did the trick. I should have remembered that all music, imaging, and video related software had its roots in the Apple community. Or maybe just revisiting the prereqs for the Premiere installation should have solved my problems. Thanks for the help. Peter Gran
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