Oops! QuickTime broke it! (Mac issue)
sudaki:
I installed the QuickTime 7.6 upgrade today and it appears to be causing BV to crash on launch (I didn't change anything else, and removing my downloads/deleting groups.cache/clean install didn't help). Can any other Mac users confirm or deny? God dammit. :P
somnambulist:
I no longer have a Mac install of TS2 so this is a long shot: Aspyr has their launch movie saved out as a QuickTime file. Find that file and rename it -- the game is smart enough to gracefully skip the launch movie if it can't be found.
sudaki:
Quote from: somnambulist on 2009 January 25, 05:42:17
I no longer have a Mac install of TS2 so this is a long shot: Aspyr has their launch movie saved out as a QuickTime file. Find that file and rename it -- the game is smart enough to gracefully skip the launch movie if it can't be found.
Doesn't seem to help. It isn't even getting that far -- it crashes before it even appeared to do anything (click on the icon, it would blink a few times as though it were going to start, and then nothing). Thanks, though.
somnambulist:
At least it looks like you are not alone. (And really... set aside a Bootcamp partition and play in Windows. Aspyr is just concentrated shit when it comes to EA ports)
sudaki:
Quote from: somnambulist on 2009 January 25, 06:46:36
At least it looks like you are not alone. (And really... set aside a Bootcamp partition and play in Windows. Aspyr is just concentrated shit when it comes to EA ports)
Yep, downgrading QuickTime did the trick. Flargle. This happened before, too, with QuickTime. At least Aspyr released the patch for that one pretty fast.
And thanks for the suggestion, but I don't want to have to a) deal with Windows and b) buy all the games over again. :P Besides, this way, by the time the Mac ports are released EA has quelled the SERIOUSLY major bugs and Pescado has fixed the rest.
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