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pop-pop crashes my system (os x 10.15) even if i don't play in network mode. after the 2nd or 3rd round i have to reset my computer. what could it be?
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Originally posted by bozo: pop-pop crashes my system (os x 10.15) even if i don't play in network mode. after the 2nd or 3rd round i have to reset my computer. what could it be?
We need some more information here.. what kind of Mac do you have, any special extensions, anything else you can think of.
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i use an i mac dv 400 mhz 384 mb ram mac os 10.15 and 9.2 installed. pop-pop is installed on a 40 gb freecom firewire hd. the problem is only in full screen mode: the spinning wheel appears, it's possible to switch to the finder but i cannot quit (and also not force quit) pop-pop. i also cannot shut down the computer the only way is to reset it. a similar crash also happens with i-tunes 3 (before 2) but with no other programs. thanks for your help
Originally posted by bozo: i use an i mac dv 400 mhz 384 mb ram mac os 10.15 and 9.2 installed. pop-pop is installed on a 40 gb freecom firewire hd. the problem is only in full screen mode: the spinning wheel appears, it's possible to switch to the finder but i cannot quit (and also not force quit) pop-pop. i also cannot shut down the computer the only way is to reset it. a similar crash also happens with i-tunes 3 (before 2) but with no other programs. thanks for your help
Sounds like something is wrong with full screen modes. There is a way to break out though, press command-option-escape. Then press return and press return a moment. While you won't be able to see any dialog show up, you will still be able to force quit pop-pop... or iTunes 3 for that matter.