[Dalej]

I just loaded XBMC on an Intel Core 2 Duo Mac Mini. OSX 10.6
Connected to my NFS export on from a linux box, browsed to the list of ISO images, clicked on one and... It sounded like the old 16mm films we used to watch in school, stuttering as it started up.
Hit the stop button and it crashed.

This is from version "Camelot" (at least that's what it said on the download page.)

I have a bug report sitting on my screen waiting to be posted to Apple, and I was going to post it here, but I see in the sticky up top the directive is to use one of the paste services... So, off to register on yet another site..

Any ever seen such behavior?
Is this to be expected from a "stable" version?



Ok, I think I found the fix for that - Sound was set for digital output and I'm using analog.

However, now subtitles can't be disabled.

[davilla]

I just loaded XBMC on an Intel Core 2 Duo Mac Mini. OSX 10.6
Connected to my NFS export on from a linux box, browsed to the list of ISO images, clicked on one and... It sounded like the old 16mm films we used to watch in school, stuttering as it started up.
Hit the stop button and it crashed.

This is from version "Camelot" (at least that's what it said on the download page.)

I have a bug report sitting on my screen waiting to be posted to Apple, and I was going to post it here, but I see in the sticky up top the directive is to use one of the paste services... So, off to register on yet another site..

Any ever seen such behavior?
Is this to be expected from a "stable" version?

http://www.pastebin.com, you don't have to register here.

[Dalej]

http://www.pastebin.com, you don't have to register here.

How do I update the thread {SOLVED] - I discovered the audio was set to digital - setting it to analog resolved the crash.