rbedgar@stanford.edu

OK, I've got a 2009 MacBook Pro with a Intel Core 2 Duo.

If I try running Rob's patch in the thread "seamless jump/frame in avf", the qt side runs, but with the avf it doesn't move at all. I've been running Max on this laptop since I got it, it continues to run qt engines fine, but doesn't handle the avf engine. Can anyone verify a problem on an Intel Core 2 duo? Thanks.

OK, I've got a 2009 MacBook Pro with a Intel Core 2 Duo.
If I try running Rob's patch in the thread "seamless jump/frame in avf", the qt side runs, but with the avf it doesn't move at all. I've been running Max on this laptop since I got it, it continues to run qt engines fine, but doesn't handle the avf engine. Can anyone verify a problem on an Intel Core 2 duo? Thanks.


avf-and-intel-core-2-duo

what OS are you on? avf is only available for OS X 10.7 and later. i believe 2009 was the year of 10.6. did you upgrade?

Also: I've run the same patch on a MacBook 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7, running OSX 10.9.5, and avf is blazingly fast, much faster than the qt.

Yes, I'm running 10.10.2.
Also: I've run the same patch on a MacBook 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7, running OSX 10.9.5, and avf is blazingly fast, much faster than the qt.


Hmm... anyone have an idea about this? Is there any clue that the hardware is what is keeping the AVF from running on my older (but still Intel) MacBook?

Hmm... anyone have an idea about this?  Is there any clue that the hardware is what is keeping the AVF from running on my older (but still Intel) MacBook?


avf and Intel Core 2 Duo