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It’s very unlikely it has anything to do with USB.
bangnoiseKeymasterThanks. I’ve opened an issue for this. Hopefully we can avoid the crash, but I’m not sure we’ll get it working if it is a problem with your unusual hardware.
bangnoiseKeymasterNot a clue, sorry. Does it happen when you use Syphon between other apps? Have you been experiencing other crashes?
bangnoiseKeymasterSlightly mysterious. I see you’re running on a Hackintosh – unless you can recreate this on Apple hardware I’d guess you’re running in to a driver issue. If you have other crashlogs, feel free to mail them to bangnoise@gmail.com.
bangnoiseKeymasterSee the webpage you link for support info.
At a guess, you need to remove EWProxyFramebuffer.kext from
/System/Library/Extensions/
and reboot to uninstall it.September 29, 2014 at 2:46 am in reply to: Jitter object implementation – Inline servername attribute doesn't work #58786bangnoiseKeymasterThanks for the report – this sounds like a more detailed account of this issue which I guess I should take a look at…
bangnoiseKeymasterAh thanks for the heads up and apologies for the confusion – fixed the link now. Looking forward to the beer!
bangnoiseKeymasterMake sure you’re using the latest release.
bangnoiseKeymasterThanks for documenting – ludicrous that the current stable Xcode can’t embed a framework without jumping through these hoops…
bangnoiseKeymasterI’m still on DP6 (slow internet), where everything works.
Most of my apps build the framework from source as a subproject, but I think it should work the same with built frameworks. The relevant checkbox is called “Code Sign On Copy” and shows up in the Copy Files build phase in the Build Phases tab.
Maybe make a new blank Cocoa Application project and add the framework to that, see if it works as it should, then see if you can spot the difference between that and your projects?
Sorry not to be more useful – the Apple docs or dev forum may make more sense than us…
bangnoiseKeymasterI know that if you do everything as current Xcode bids you, it works – including accepting the change to code-sign frameworks as part of a Copy Files build phase. If your app is signed, then I think bundled frameworks have to have the same signature (which is what Xcode does by default). Maybe try selecting the project in Xcode, then Editor > Validate Settings…?
That any help? All our apps seem unaffected.
bangnoiseKeymasterAs I haven’t a Leap to test with I’m a bit stuck – but it sounds like Beautiful Chaos is creating a Syphon server then not sending any frames. As vade says, ping them and encourage them to contact us if they can’t identify the problem.
bangnoiseKeymasterProcessing… perhaps?
bangnoiseKeymasterWeird. If you try recording any other Syphon-emitting app, does that work?
bangnoiseKeymasterI don’t think that what vade describes is possible with VLCKit – I’d suggest you find an alternative library.
I’m surprised there isn’t a Syphon-capable app that receives rtsp already – if you get this working, it would be great if you were to share your results.
bangnoiseKeymasterI haven’t heard of anything, agree it would be cool.
bangnoiseKeymasterFeature request noted, but don’t hold your breath.
If you record Linear PCM (see Syphon Recorder’s Preferences), you should get all the channels from your audio interface.
bangnoiseKeymasterAs above, please contact MadMapper for support with their product.
bangnoiseKeymasterAre you using Syphon for Processing?
bangnoiseKeymasterCan you report this to MadMapper support please (include this description as well as details of your machine).
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