Recent content by kennymeyer

This did it for me: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solved-quicktime-crashes-when-trying-to-screen-recorder.230733/post-1894173

Thank you - this fixed my screen recording issue.

Same for me. I've started watching the system logs when I try to screen record, and found this: gva encoder error branch_encoder1_amd2, input format not supported This seems to be the issue, but I don't know how to fix that yet.

This solved it for me:

Providing both bootargs resulted in my GPU going 100% TDP all the time. Then only providing shikivga=32 resulted in no change at all... Thanks for your help, but this didn't work.

Solved this by installing this Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/h264ify/aleakchihdccplidncghkekgioiakgal/related?hl=en The explanation for this:

This results in 500W power consumption according to monitor (300W real life with power meter), so makes matters worse. Sorry

I'm on Mojave. When watching a 4k video video in Chrome my Vega 64 jumps up to 350W (!!) power usage. When watching the same video in Safari, the consumption doens't go over 50W. Any clues on how to fix this?

Can you please explain what those bootargs are for?

When recording my screen with QuickTime or any screen recording software, I get a message like that and no video being saved. This started happening after upgrading from High Sierra to Mojave. Any ideas?

Same issue here with Vega 64 - any solutions?

Thanks... this fixed high temps I was getting and now I can monitor my Vega.

I just did the switch, and it went butter-smooth. No extra configuration + the animations and the whole system is smoother. Did a system upgrade to Mojave from within MacOS... smooth as hell.

Solved by setting Debug=false in config.plist

When booting my system, it takes about 10 seconds from boot screen until Clover shows me the drive menu... when I install clover on an USB drive, and do the same thing, Clover almost loads instantly. I'm clueless about how to fix that