Clover - Safari - Youtube crashes

[Crazylegsmurphy]

Hey,

So, just when I thought everything was stable. Youtube in Safari is crashing almost every time I load a new video.

I tried disabling extensions, installing the web driver, but nothing is working. The crash log says:

Crashed Thread: 35 com.apple.coremedia.videomediaconverter

Any ideas?

 

[Crazylegsmurphy]

I just clicked through about 20 videos.

I didn't see a crash until about the 10th video, I ignored it, and kept loading videos. Eventually Safari crashed Youtube and it wouldn't load the page. I had to Force Quit.

It also doesn't crash the same video twice.

 

[Crazylegsmurphy]

Another tidbit of information.

I tested this on Chrome, and had no crashes at all.

Actually my entire system "feels" more punchy. Unfortunately now I have two system profiles due to the serial.

In "About my Mac" it has the iMac, and in the System profile it shows the Mac Pro.

I really, really, really, really, really wish other users with my motherboard would speak up and we could figure out the best config.plist.

 

[clipper99]

And how would other users know what motherboard you have since you've not bothered to enter a system profile yet?

 

[clipper99]

This may be of some help to you:

http://www.tonymacx86.com/general-help/144123-safari-not-responding-yosemite.html

 

[sokilw]

Hey,

So, just when I thought everything was stable. Youtube in Safari is crashing almost every time I load a new video.

I tried disabling extensions, installing the web driver, but nothing is working. The crash log says:

Crashed Thread: 35 com.apple.coremedia.videomediaconverter

Any ideas?

Even in 10.9 Safari can't show video on youtube, that's why I move to chimera- it works smoothly in 10.9 & 10.10

 

[Carsten]

i had the same issue.
i changed my profile from imac 12.2 to mac pro 3.1 an worked without a problem

 

[Crazylegsmurphy]

i had the same issue.
i changed my profile from imac 12.2 to mac pro 3.1 an worked without a problem

I changed mine to iMac 14,2 and it seems to have solved the issue as well. I would like to know why that was happening though.

 

[Carsten]

I changed mine to iMac 14,2 and it seems to have solved the issue as well. I would like to know why that was happening though.

A guy in a other forum pointed the problem at the AppleIntelCpuPowerManagement.kext.

He solved it by changing the profile to a other imac version, too.
In my case, i use a flashed bios and clover with the AppleIntelCpuPowerManagement patch, maybe that caused some problems in my case.

 

[macadamia]

I think it's the degenerate garbage known as Flash Player causing the crashes.

I uninstalled it and I haven't had the same errors on the videos I was watching yesterday.

http://osxdaily.com/2011/01/09/uninstall-flash-mac/

You can still use it via Chrome even after removing it.