EyeTV

[Steve Sisak]

Hi Paul,

You can ignore it. In the worst case, EyeTV will crash harmlessly 
when you quit.

EyeTV has code in it to prevent someone from attaching to it with a 
debugger which has a bug which causes QuickTime components which 
require registration notification (including us) to be loaded in an 
illegal context, ultimately resulting in a crash at exit because some 
of our cleanup code runs after objects it depends on have been 
destroyed.

We're working on a fix, but the warning and the crash, if it happens, 
are harmless as the program has almost completely exited.

My understanding is that there's no problem on Intel but there's 
still a crash on PPC. Unfortunately there's not a lot we can do 
because we're loaded at a bad time and the damage is already done.

Anyway, we're working on it and it's harmless.

-Steve



At 3:21 PM +0100 5/9/08, Paul Redfern wrote:
>Hello Steve,
>
>Got a new one for you.  I started getting the following window 
>following a (presumably) minor upgrade of this product from v.3 to 
>v.3.0.2:
><http://www2.ioxperts.com/~sgs/images/incompatible.tiff>
>
>This software enables you to use a dongles such as those 
>manufactured by Elgato or Hauppauge to capture a video/TV signal and 
>record it on to your computer; and then on to DVD.
>
>I don't know where to look for the incompatibility (if in fact there 
>is any, as I seem to be able to use the dongle and the camera at the 
>same time), but I suspect it is with the CoreAVC H.264 decoder 
>mentioned in the 'About' box:
><http://www2.ioxperts.com/~sgs/images/About%20EyeTV.tiff>
>
>I am using a Logitech Quickcam Pro for Notebooks on a 1.5GHz PowerPC 
>G4 laptop, with 2GB memory, and running OS X 10.4.11
>
>Any information/suggestions gratefully received.
>
>Paul

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