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Mr VacBob wrote:Sure, there won't be any problems with it, but run 'defaults delete org.perian.Perian DebugLogFile' so the log doesn't fill up forever.

Debug Perian is not playing back sound, from Apple's promo video for example: http://www.apple.com/macbook/the-new-ma ... html#large

Mr VacBob wrote:Alright, it looks like the changes for http://groups.google.com/group/perian-d ... 906b6c780a fixed this too.

Then should I continue to use the debug code you posted?

In Terminal run "defaults write org.perian.Perian DebugLogFile ~/perian.log", do whatever, then post the file here. I replaced /Library/QuickTime/Perian.component (1.1.1, 940 ffmpeg: r14508) with the copy you provided above (1.1.1, 960 ffmpeg: r14508) and performed the test mentioned in m...

Perian 1.1.1 still seems to cause problems with iDVD; any advice? I'm using iDVD's "OneStep DVD from Movie" feature, and the result still looks like every other frame is dropped.

gbooker wrote:Which, in reality, is a bug in QuickTime that Apple has refused to fix.

So noted. But I see you've implemented a workaround, so I eagerly await the 1.1.1 release, or whatever you choose to call it.

Followup: I filed a bug ( http://trac.perian.org/ticket/370 ), which was closed as a duplicate of http://trac.perian.org/ticket/320 , which is claimed to be fixed in the forthcoming Perian 1.1.1 ( http://trac.perian.org/ticket/359 ).

I created a short four-minute movie in iMovie 08 using footage imported directly from a Sony DVD camcorder. Fortunately, iMovie 08 knows how to deal with this USB-only beast, since the tiny discs won't work in the Mac's slot-loading DVD player. I exported a Large-sized .m4v file from iMovie (960x540...