Macster is carbonized!

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David R

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What a surprise! I started Macster from OS X and well, it is carbonized! Woohoo!

I just thought you'd like to know.
 
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David R

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The latest version, 5.5 I believe, does not run in classic on my system. It's clearly carbonized.

Unfortunately it has been crashing on me when it tries to list the songs it finds.
 
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David R

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Downloaded the latest version, reinstalled it and it now works PERFECTLY in OS X. Good stuff.

Macster and Audion, both for OS X, perfect combo.
 
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MacFan

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Carbonized Macster works like a charm although Audion appears a little flaky in my experience with MP3 playback. I'll stick with SoundJam in the meantime.
 
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David R

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Really? What kind of problems have you had with Audion? I had it up and running for about 3 hours straight last night and it didn't crash or act up a single time.
 
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MacFan

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It didn't crash or anything. It just played a few mp3's with a weird noise where as SoundJam played them with no problem.
 
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mtc7501

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My copy of Macster would not open at all in OS X. It just starts opening and then OS X tells me that a program died. I might try a reinstall.

-Update-
Reinstall made it work fine

[Edited by mtc7501 on 09-22-2000 at 06:06 PM]
 
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esc

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I installed macster 5.5 in a 9.0 boot of my machine. I then booted in X and moved macster over to an OS X directory.

Unfortunately that was the / directory. I can copy it anywhere, but talk about an ugly place ot leave an app. I can't remove it as I don't have sufficient permissions.

So how do I remove it? The installer doesn't seem to have an uninstall mode. Does anyone know the root password:)

Macster works fine in OS X beta btw ...
 
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David R

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Use root as your user ID and then your admin password as the password.

Then *AS SOON* as you are done taking care of Macster, log out and log back in with your normal user ID.
 
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