Hi, I just tryed a late beta of the upcomming OSX 10.6 Snow Leopard.
And I wanted to try Avenue on it, to se if there was any performance difference.
But every time I went to the menu and there was a sub-menu Avenue hangs, and I have to force quit.
I tryed it serveral time, but no.
I tryed 3.0.1 and 3.1 got the same error in both. I hope this is a beta-bug but lets see when OSX 10.6 is comming out..
OSX 10.6 is a no go..
OSX 10.6 is a no go..
Best regards
Biorn Christiansen
ChrisB
Biorn Christiansen
ChrisB
Re: OSX 10.6 is a no go..
Well we are very close to the actual release where we don't have to wonder if it is Snow Leopard itself that is at fault.
I tried it last night on Snow Leopard Build 10A432 on a uni-body macbook (late 2008) ... I had a problem dragging clips into the layers. More oft than not, the clip would not show the highlighted square around the clip slot showing that it was able to drop a clip there. This was random, clips simply wouldn't drop in and not easy to diagnose. On the second try, I created a clean new Composition and then I could drag into any clip place so unsure why it didn't work initially. The only clips I had handy for the test were some bought VJ clips in .mp4 format (640x480) but it worked cleanly without any failures or crashes for the hour plus I was messing with it. I tend to use it on Windows, and my 10,000+ clips are not compatible. Will test more when I'm back home where I can access my other equipment.
The most notable issue we may have with Snow Leopard will be Quicktime X as they've redeveloped it.
It will be interesting to see how Resolume OSX is sped up with the plethora of additions in 10.6.
I tried it last night on Snow Leopard Build 10A432 on a uni-body macbook (late 2008) ... I had a problem dragging clips into the layers. More oft than not, the clip would not show the highlighted square around the clip slot showing that it was able to drop a clip there. This was random, clips simply wouldn't drop in and not easy to diagnose. On the second try, I created a clean new Composition and then I could drag into any clip place so unsure why it didn't work initially. The only clips I had handy for the test were some bought VJ clips in .mp4 format (640x480) but it worked cleanly without any failures or crashes for the hour plus I was messing with it. I tend to use it on Windows, and my 10,000+ clips are not compatible. Will test more when I'm back home where I can access my other equipment.
The most notable issue we may have with Snow Leopard will be Quicktime X as they've redeveloped it.
It will be interesting to see how Resolume OSX is sped up with the plethora of additions in 10.6.
VJ Wuzzle
Shakti Collective - Toronto, Canada
Shakti Collective - Toronto, Canada
Re: OSX 10.6 is a no go..
Im having no problem playing clips, but after some some minutes Avenue crached.
I can play, and mix some clips, and its totally random. I tryed different types, even flash.
It plays, and crashes.
Im going to try another Mac with 10.6 in the weekend..
I can play, and mix some clips, and its totally random. I tryed different types, even flash.
It plays, and crashes.
Im going to try another Mac with 10.6 in the weekend..
Best regards
Biorn Christiansen
ChrisB
Biorn Christiansen
ChrisB
Re: OSX 10.6 is a no go..
Hmm, so Snow leopard and resolume avenue is not good for the moment?
The update costs only 29euro, so I really want to install it, but is my resolume won't work, i have a problem
other comments?
The update costs only 29euro, so I really want to install it, but is my resolume won't work, i have a problem

other comments?
Re: OSX 10.6 is a no go..
We'll have to get oursselves a copy quick and do some testing.
Re: OSX 10.6 is a no go..
Im testing Avenue 3.1.1beta on it, still the same bug.
BUT, If I don't use any menus if works, I can run videos and flash.
It crashed some times, but maybe thats a codec problem. I haven't narrowed it down yet..
More testing later to night..
BUT, If I don't use any menus if works, I can run videos and flash.
It crashed some times, but maybe thats a codec problem. I haven't narrowed it down yet..
More testing later to night..
Re: OSX 10.6 is a no go..
UPDATE: Indeed SUB-menus crash Avenue, working on a fix.
Re: OSX 10.6 is a no go..
Dying to upgrade my macbook pro to 10.6 but can't till Resolume works stable with it. So if you need beta testers on 10.6 (I have 1 machine on 10.6) to help work out those bugs I'd happily help.