On Dec 7, 2014, at 1:28 PM, Hugh Mackworth wrote:īy 'not responding', I assume you mean that it no longer responds to any keyboard/mouse commands? Is the rainbow wheel spinning? Which version Mac OS are you running? Should I use Console to create the log?.To: dscottbuch/cTiVo As nothing happened (the program did not show up in the Download Queue) after I selected a program and selected Download, I keyed Command-Option-Esc and cTiVo2 listed as 'not responding'. Ps (if you respond to these in email, please avoid quoting the original text it makes reading the thread at the website very difficult).įollowing is the URL for the log (All ) in my DropBox folder starting after I was unable to download a program using Apple TV as the format.įrom: Jim Taylor Re: Download fails in Yosemite ( #70) If you wait until cTivo has fully loaded all the shows the Tivo has available before trying to start the download, does it still crash?ĭo you have any subscriptions yet (I assume not)? When you next go into cTiVo, turn Logging to Major to avoid flooding your queue.ĭo you have any shows in the Download queue already (ie completed/failures)?.When it freezes, use Cmd-Opt-Esc to close it, then in the Finder, right-click on the log file and use Compress to create a zip file to post.try the download for a show (as far as it will go).
Change Log level (lower left of window) to Verbose (in this case)Ģa) Use the Help>Show Logs to open the log folder in the finder (normally you'd do this when they're ready to go, but if it's going to crash, do it before-hand).No, Console's fine for viewing a log (and is what will open if you double click one), but to create the log:
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