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Quicktime 6.3 install deleted OS X frameworks??
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Strangest thing happened- I think the installation of Quicktime 6.3 deleted many of my frameworks. Has anyone seen this happen?
Have a look at this screenshot in Profiler:
Lost Frameworks
Do I need to reinstall?
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The "unavailable" just means that the descriptive version string was never added to the framework, it doesn't mean the framework itself is unavailable.
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Has anyone checked their profiler to see? It just seems strange that the descriptive string wouldn't be avaiable for all those frameworks.
It wouldn't matter to me except that I no longer have sound working on my laptop since installing quicktime. Even the startup chime hasn't worked since then.
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"Not Available" is normal.
Don't make a problem out of nothing.
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Originally posted by msuper69:
"Not Available" is normal.
Don't make a problem out of nothing.
Why not? Making random logical leaps and then getting all cut up about them is what $lusers do best.
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Originally posted by Angus_D:
Why not? Making random logical leaps and then getting all cut up about them is what $lusers do best.
That's a nice comment there Angus. Random logical leaps? What are we? Computers? Vulcans?
Fact is greggers saw something that bothered him. Something that he didn't know the answer to and asked a question. That is all. Getting 'all cut up about [it]' would be:
THAT'S IT! I'M DITCHING THIS STUPID MAC AND GETTING A PC! APPLE SUCK!!!
So, try and cheer up, eh?
fwiw, I'm not running 6.3 and I too have the 'not available' in the Infor string column.
I'm making a random logical leap here, but I'm going to say that if a framework were to be deleted, it wouldn't show up in ASP.
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Originally posted by greggers:
It wouldn't matter to me except that I no longer have sound working on my laptop since installing quicktime. Even the startup chime hasn't worked since then.
I know this sounds stupid, but have you checked to see if your volume is turned all the way down or possibly muted in the "Sound" system preference pane?
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