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Hi, QuickTime Player crashed my computer under Sonoma 14.0. Today I upgraded to Sonoma 14.1.1. But QuickTime Player still crashes my MacBook Pro M1 2020 when I watch a 30 seconds 4K Apple Video, shot by an iPhone 14 Pro. I can watch the video, but at the end of it, my computer is frozen, and I have to shut it down by pressing the on/off button down during ten seconds. Is there something I missed ?
Thanks
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 14.1
my experience:
mirror screen to a hardwired monitor
use the screenshot tool to take a screen recording
open the resulting screen recording
try pausing/unpausing, clicking anywhere outside the video, seeking, etc, this should be enough to lock up the entire machine in my experience
what’s interesting is it doesn’t truly lock up, but rather responds every roughly 5 seconds. Due to this I’ve been able to close QuickTime, however my machine is still locked up until I restart (or it restarts itself)
Du rien 🇨🇦
Jusqu'à la prochaine fois 😃
I am curious... what adapter or adapters did you use to connect your mac to RS-232?
I hope the update helps. Let us know.
In case this helps others: it is very easy to switch between mirroring and extended desktop: press Command-F1
Hi,
Nice tips, I need to use both of them.
Even if I feel twenty years old, my body do not agree with me.
While my soul and my body agree each other avoiding splitting, everything is fine.
Thanks
QuickTime Player crashes my MacBook Pro M1 2020 Sonoma 14.1.1
