QuickTime
MOV / QuickTime Metadata Viewer for Mac
QuickTime atoms store creation times, model names, software stamps, and sometimes location for iPhone, cinema, and hybrid cameras. A Mac viewer keeps clips local while you verify what will travel with delivery.
A MOV metadata viewer on the Mac opens QuickTime-style atoms in .mov files and often in MP4/M4V deliveries that reuse the same container family. Editors rely on creation and modification times for shot lists; archivists need device and software stamps; compliance teams need to know whether GPS or other identifiers are present.
Do not assume QuickTime is only for .mov. Many MP4 pipelines carry similar atoms. M4A audio uses related MPEG-4 metadata rather than classic ID3—inspect the container you actually have.
MSAM.media apps—ExifTool Reader, ExifTool Reader Pro, and EXIF Exporter Pro—run on macOS and are sold only through the Mac App Store. Use them to inspect MOV/MP4 tags locally, then export selected fields when building shot lists or archive manifests beside your stills practice.
Pair QuickTime checks with the GPS privacy review for location atoms and with ID3/M4A comparisons when audio and video sit in one library.
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- ExifTool Reader
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- EXIF Exporter Pro
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