Worked up until two days ago, Safari, Firefox all fine. Chrome insists that Quicktime is not present. First noticed on the ITunes Movie Trailers site. I use Chrome almost 100% of the time and hope that this gets resolved soon. Also tried deleting Chrome fully and re-installing, deleting local cache settings for Chrome, nothing helps. I am running Snow Leopard 10.6.5 with Google Chrome dev version 10.0.612.3. To access your plugins within Chrome, type 'about lugins' into the omnibox. Then to the right, click on the '+ Detail'. Scroll down to see your Quicktime Plugin version. The reason I am asking is as you can see, Chrome says I have an outdated Quicktime Plugin. Quicktime plugin (Chrome for Mac) Showing 1-1 of 1 messages. Quicktime plugin (Chrome for Mac) lukeharries: 11/6/09 12:21 PM: I'm having issues with the quicktime plugin on chrome. When flip4mac is involved, the plugin does not appear at all. Otherwise, the plugin interface does appear, minus the play and menu buttons, and with no functionality. QuickTime plug-in missing from Google Chrome 64 bit QuickTime has been trashed by Google and the plug-in is blocked by default and the user is not able to use the sites that are QuickTime based when it comes to Google Chrome. Quicktime player for mac. QuickTime Plugin for Chrome/Firefox/Internet Explorer (IE) Usually, QuickTime comes installed on all Mac computers, while those who are using Windows computers can download and install the plugins for their respective browsers. Here's a brief guide on how to install and use QuickTime Plugin for the three major browsers in use today: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer.

Instructions for OSX. Installing the HDHomeRun Software. Download and install the HDHomeRun software (installing the latest software will also update the firmware on the HDHomeRun and Mac app). Using the HDHomeRun App. Launch the HDHomeRun app to start watching TV. I am having the same problem. I turned on debug mode, and it looks as though the hdhomerun code isn't being included in the Mac OS binary releases.

On a few of my servers, I’d recently begun running into a problem where the ARDAgent process (which is the process for the Apple Remote Desktop client) was crashing repeatedly. It would launch, crash, relaunch, crash, relaunch, crash, relaunch, etc. Every few minutes. The common factor seemed to be that it was happening on my 10.4.x Macs (I didn’t see the problem on 10.5.x or 10.6.x Macs) and would persist across reboots, reinstalls and everything else I could think of.

I’d seen a number of folks with the same problem, but I didn’t find a solution until I ran across ——- I have run into a similar problem a couple of times but today was the first time I was actually able to resolve it! The fix I used is to remove the /Library/Application Support/Apple/Remote Desktop/Client directory and restart the client. For whatever reason the tasks.plist in the Tasks folder found inside the Client directory above seemed to be corrupt; removing it seemed to do the trick. Restarting the Agent from the command line: /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart -restart -agent Hope this helps! Jonathan ——- I tried it out on my own servers, and it looks like it has resolved the problem! Here’s what I did: 1. Logged in with an admin account.

Opened Terminal. Ran the following command to stop the Apple Remote Desktop client: sudo /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart -agent -stop 4. Ran the following command to remove the /Library/Application Support/Apple/Remote Desktop/Client directory: sudo rm -rf /Library/Application Support/Apple/Remote Desktop/Client 5. Ran the following command to restart the Apple Remote Desktop client: sudo /System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart -agent -restart.