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Hi guys, we have here a good discovery - Shiki is the responsible of iTunes crashes.
Apparently, and according the Shiki code, the hack consist on disable or enable some features through the darwin's kernel (seem). I'm going to create an issue and see how I can help to fix this one.
At this moment, the best workaround is to use the bootflag 'shikiva=1' and if have any needs to use quicksync, just restart without the flag.
I dont think it is related to shiki. Remove it from your kext folder and itunes will still keep crashing.
shiki with shikivga=1 has the same function as unchecking intel inject in clover.
So, shiki is more of a solution for the ones out here without a dedicated gpu who rely on the intel inject.