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a fix - Version: 3.1, 5/11/2006 07:15AM PST
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johnski
Here's a link to a site that does not force you to register to read the fix :
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=668856
OR
In summary ( I cut and paste for times sake)
The fix is to update line 293 of DVArchive's main.scpt to specifically pick the older release of Java. I have made this change and posted a new script file at http://homepage.mac.com/swaltner/main.scpt.zip Install is by:
- Download the zip file
- Extract it to get the modified main.scpt file
- Select DVArchive in the Finder and then select "Show Package Contents"
- Navigate to the Contents/Resources/Scripts directory
- Rename the current main.scpt file to something like oldmain.scpt
- Copy this new file into the same place
- Close the package window and double-click on the DVArchive
One benefit of this change is that you don't need to tweak your Java prefs to try and make it launch the older Java runtime. This updates DVArchive to force it to run the old release of Java.
A less invasive fix. - Version: 3.1, 5/9/2006 05:36PM PST
Luminous
My previous fix overcompensates by reverting back to Java 1.4.2. For an equally quick but much less invasive solution to using DVArchive while leaving Java 1.5.0 as the default, see: http://www.dvarchive.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2668
Fix for Java 1.5. - Version: 3.1, 4/26/2006 12:32AM PST
Luminous
DVArchive requires Java is set to 1.4.2, even if you ran the upgrade. To tell the operating system to go back to java 1.4.2, follow the following steps.
Open Applications/Terminal
Enter: cd /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions
Enter: ls -l CurrentJDK
The terminal should reply with the following, showing your current Java version is set to 1.5.0:
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 5 May 11 16:36 CurrentJDK -> 1.5.0
Enter: sudo rm CurrentJDK
Enter: sudo ln -s 1.4.2 CurrentJDK
The terminal should reply with the following showing your current java is set back to version 1.4.2:
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 5 May 12 09:47 CurrentJDK -> 1.4.2
Done!
Reversing the process sets you back to CurrentJDK 1.5.0, should you require it.
Open Applications/Terminal
Enter: cd /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions
Enter: ls -l CurrentJDK
The terminal should reply with the following, showing your current Java version is set to 1.5.0:
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 5 May 11 16:36 CurrentJDK -> 1.5.0
Enter: sudo rm CurrentJDK
Enter: sudo ln -s 1.4.2 CurrentJDK
The terminal should reply with the following showing your current java is set back to version 1.4.2:
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 5 May 12 09:47 CurrentJDK -> 1.4.2
Done!
Reversing the process sets you back to CurrentJDK 1.5.0, should you require it.
