You're running 6.1.5.8 for the Mac, which doesn't have even a hint of any DRM fixes in it. While I wouldn't normally expect it to crash, I would expect it to not work. At least you've been spared the horror of re-encoding so far.
You say "it usually never crashes",
No, it crashes at mine too.
It is a MacPro with StreamFab 6.1.5.8 + Mac OS 14.2.1.
Perhaps we have to wait for the "DRM fixes" for the Mac version.
You say "it usually never crashes",
No, it crashes at mine too.
It is a MacPro with StreamFab 6.1.5.8 + Mac OS 14.2.1.
Perhaps we have to wait for the "DRM fixes" for the Mac version.
He did not say that. The post right above says "While I wouldn't normally expect it to crash"
That is a very different phrase than "Never crashes".
What he meant was that he wouldn't expect it to crash because of a DRM issue.
Either way, there is no point in troubleshooting anything until you have a version that supposed to be fully working. Once they release a DRM fix for Mac, you see if it still crashes and then we can start to look into it.
To the original poster, try again now. Yesterday I downloaded a season of an old TV series with 6.1.6.1 on a PC but one episode gave a problem. This morning I tried again with both 6.1.6.1 and 6.1.6.3, and the program stayed at the analysis step until I gave up, though it didn't crash. This afternoon the analysis works. Maybe just a temporary quirk at the server or something.
In my environment, content registered before January 25 can be downloaded without crashing,
but content registered after January 25 always crashes, so I could only assume that a DRM problem was causing the crashes.
Certainly, until there is a fundamental solution, there is no point in symptoms and countermeasures.
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