Popcorn and Tiger (Patch Released)

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Popcorn and Tiger

ok so i have a powerbook and had popcorn installed with 10.3.9 and all was good...i upgraded to tiger and now it will open up but when i try to import movies to shink and copy it quits. so i need to know what to do to fix it.
 
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Probably need to wait for Roxio to release a Tiger update
 
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wow, i figured a company like roxio would have their software up to date before the release of a new major operating system. big thumbs down to roxio on that one. i could imagine small program makers being behind, but not them.

i hope they fix this soon even though i do not own the software
-chris
 
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wow, they havent even bothered replying.......
 
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ok thanks for the link i happy to find out im not the only one with this problem
 
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wow thats a surprise. and very dissapointing :eek:neye:
 
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amendolair said:
wow thats a surprise. and very dissapointing :eek:neye:
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i sent them an email to, which they havent replied to... kinda sucks spending 50 bucks on software for it to not work a few weeks later
 
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I'm so glad that I didn't rush to the "bleeding edge" of Mac OS 10.4, but it sure was tempting...looking at all of the cool new features. I've usually always hopped right on the latest and greatest bandwagon...but I think I'll wait until at least 10.4.1 or 10.4.2 before I hop in this time. I'm sure by then the third parties will have their act together too.
 
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What is popcorn?

Amen-Moses
 
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Amen-Moses said:
What is popcorn?

Amen-Moses
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Popcorn is software by Roxio that is used for the duplication of DVDs. I make many home movies, wedding videos, etc...and Popcorn has been invaluable in making many copies of these discs. There's nothing truly magical about Popcorn in my opinion...you can do many of the same things with open sourced/freeware programs...however, it does bring it all together rather elegantly and it is very simple to use.

This is assuming you aren't using Tiger of course :)
 
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mcsenerd said:
Popcorn is software by Roxio that is used for the duplication of DVDs. I make many home movies, wedding videos, etc...and Popcorn has been invaluable in making many copies of these discs. There's nothing truly magical about Popcorn in my opinion...you can do many of the same things with open sourced/freeware programs...however, it does bring it all together rather elegantly and it is very simple to use.

This is assuming you aren't using Tiger of course :)
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OK, so does Toast still work under Tiger? I'm assuming Popcorn is stand alone of course, or does it use Toast.

Amen-Moses
 
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OK, so does Toast still work under Tiger? I'm assuming Popcorn is stand alone of course, or does it use Toast.

Amen-Moses
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My copy of Toast 6 works just fine with Tiger.

-Chris
 
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Popcorn is standalone to my knowledge.
 
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mcsenerd said:
Popcorn is standalone to my knowledge.
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Thank you for Contacting Roxio Technical Support

An update for Toast, Jam and Popcorn would be posted soon which addresses minor compatibility issue with Tiger.

If the information provided does not resolve your issue simply reply to this email. Please do not delete any of the existing text as it contains information to ensure your request is routed correctly.

Regards,
 
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Popcorn Patch

Did a search, I don't know if anyone has posted this yet, but Roxio has updated Popcorn to work with Tiger now. You can get the patch here hope that works for everyone. You will need your CD key!
 
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I merged the threads so people who posted on the original can see that the patch was released
 
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Popcorn is the only program that people mentioned having problems with in this thread
 

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