> (although I admit I have no idea what that means.) Still, with 1.1.8 > that it did find the file but the file had wrong architecture > VLC 1.1.10 Intel 32, when the message from Phon included information > 1.1.10 Intel 32, reinstalled Phon and VLC several times, restarted > to fight the problem - I've tried VLC 1.1.8 32 and 64, and also VLC > board, so I'm posting it again and hope you don't get a double > I've just sent this message but it doesn't show on the discussion > On Jun 22, 2011, at 3:16 PM, Marta Szreder wrote: I posted a message about this, but perhaps you > Did you make sure that you had the good new copy of the demo and not > I did, thanks - I downloaded the demo as you recommended, but it doesn't seem to help, so I guess the problem must be elsewhere. > On Jun 22, 2011, at 8:35 PM, Marta Szreder wrote: I hope he is not on vacation, but he might be. He is really the only person who can help you. I wish I could help but I can't figure out anything. On 11-06-22 4:17 PM, Brian MacWhinney wrote: Using the tool in the 'Goodies' folder of the mounted disk image.Īfter that Phon should be able to find and load the required files. You can reset your preferences if you wish Then download VLC 1.1.9įrom the link above and copy the VLC.app in the mounted disk image to The link to the universal build of VLC 1.1.9 is:įirst, drop your current VLC.app in the Trash. I've tested the following setup successfully in our lab: It is likely this willīe the case for future versions of VLC as well. Present in the 1.1.9 and earlier version of VLC.
To load VLC 1.1.10 on mac os 10.5 systems. * The 1.1.10 version of VLC has a library which contains a loadĬommand not available in mac os 10.5. * Later versions of VLC have 64-bit support disabled for mac os 10.5.
* Since Java 1.6 is running in 64-bit, a 64-bit version of VLC is * Phon requires Java 1.6 which is only available in 64-bit intel Phon can't see VLC Greg Hedlund greg.hedlund at
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