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Still was not sure if that is the right place so. But when I used ~/Library>Preferences it took me to the same location as before. I tried this command /Users/Admin/Library but it said it can not find the file. The account that the QT is not working on is the default ADMIN account. Need to make sure that I delete the file in the correct user profile. Alternately, you could try replacing the bad PLIST file with a copy of the working PLIST file.īeing a newbe to OSX (coming from Microsoft), I do understand what you wrote. (I.e., each user account should have its own PLIST file for the QT X player app so make sure you didn't delete the one for the working user account.)Ģ) You normally don't have to re-boot the system after deleting the PLIST file-but you do have to close and/or re-open the player app under the user account having problems to force the creation of a new PLIST file. If you have any other suggestions, please let me know, I appreciate it.ġ) I believe the file you want to delete is "" located in the "Library > Preferences" folder for the account under which the QT X player crashes. the it crashes right away.Īgain thank you for your comments.
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mp4 file in it, it is then when it crashes. It is when I try to open a known working. The Quicktime application does launch by itself. Did not help.įinally a new detail that I may have omitted. Maybe I did something wrong? I put back the files from the trash bin to original location for now.Īlso ran disk permission from utility. I was expecting the OS to rebuild these files by itself but I could NOT find these said files anywhere again. So I went into the library and deleted the following, ONE at a time:Ĭom.Ĭom.plistĪs stated, I deleted each file individual, one at a time and rebooted the computer after each delete. Needless to say there is much more in the report but its very tech and not sure it would help. Path: /Applications/QuickTime Player.app/Contents/MacOS/QuickTime Playerīuild Info: QuickTimePlayerX-727004000000000~1Īnonymous UUID: 96AC0D1F-ADAD-9FCD-D45F-FC24C87887F6Ĭrashed Thread: 4 Dispatch queue: -overcommit-priorityĮxception Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x000000000000000f In the "Problem Report for QuickTime Player", it states the following "QuickTime Player quit unexpectedly while using the cl_kernels plug-in." Through my "fishing" I did find a bit more info. However, it still does not work under the original user account. Quicktime works just fine under a new local user.
I did identify that the problem is local with my User Profile. So based on what you wrote I did the following: Another possible solution (if you have a spare external drive), would be to create a pristine, secondary start-up system and use it to troubleshoot the original system problem which can be a lengthy, time-consuming proposition. In most cases a global problem is more easily fixed by re-installing the entire system than by trying to diagnose, isolate, and fix a specific problem.
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If global, then the problem may be corruption in the app itself, the operating system or some sort of software conflict. Is the problem local (shows up in only user account) or global (shows up under all user accounts)? If local, then the problem may only be a corrupted PLIST file for QT X in that account's "Preferences" folder.
Any pointers for this new Apple newbe would be appreciated.
So I'm not sure what the process is to fix it. Also don't know where I can get a copy of this ver of Quicktime Player.
Tried to uninstall it but get a message that Quicktime is part of the OS, so I stopped. This Quicktime ver (10.3 I think) came with the OS.
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This is on a Macbook Pro with OS X 10.9.5. I think it just got damaged or corrupt and needs to be reinstalled. This is NOT due to upgrades, it was working but overtime it started developing problems. Needless to say I can not play any videos. When trying to open, I get a "Problem Report QuickTime Player" with options "OK" and "Reopen". My default Quicktime Player that comes with OS X 10.9.5 stopped working.
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