Where Is Library Quicktime Folder On Mac
General Information
- How to Uninstall QuickTime Codecs on Mac. There are times you need to uninstall these codecs and get rid of them from QuickTime player. Option 1: Just trash the component file from the /Library/QuickTime folder. It is easy but inconvenient if you want to download, unzip and copy the codecs just trashed.
- Another cause of After Effects and QuickTime failing to communicate is an issue with permissions for files in the After Effects preferences directory. To force After Effects to rebuild the preferences directory and set permissions correctly (as well as reset any corrupt preferences), quit After Effects, remove the following folder, and then.
If you prefer to locate the Unsaved QuickTime file from your Macintosh HD folder in Finder, don’t forget to press Command+Shift+Dot to show you hidden Library folder so that you can find folders like Containers, com.apple.QuickTimePlayerX, Data, Library, Autosave Information step by step.
When upgrading or updating to a newer version of ScreenFlow it is possible that a new version of the Telestream Audio Driver will be included in the new version. The Telestream Audio Driver does not get upgraded automatically when installing the new version of ScreenFlow, but instead is upgraded when the Record Computer Audio is used for the first time after the update of the software.
Issues
In some instances after the Upgrade of the driver is complete, the same message displays again when enabling the Computer Audio recording.
Restarting your Mac after Upgrading the Telestream Audio Driver will usually resolve issues with the Upgrade process.
If restarting does not resolve this issue, and the Upgrade message continues to appear even after the installation seems to have completed correctly please follow the next steps to remove the updated copy of ScreenFlow and the Telestream Audio Driver.
- Quit ScreenFlow
- Delete ScreenFlow from the Applications by dragging the ScreenFlow icon to the Trash Bin on the Dock
- Manually delete the Telestream Audio driver files from:
- Macintosh HD/Library/Extensions/TelestreamAudio.kext
- Macintosh HD/System/Library/Extensions/TelestreamAudio.kext
- Open Disk Utility from Macintosh HD/Applications/Utilities and Repair Disk Permissions on Drive where the Driver is being installed (usually Macintosh HD).
- Restart your Mac
- Download the ScreenFlow installer
- Mac App Store customers: please visit the Mac App Store Purchase tab to install ScreenFlow.
- Open the .DMG file, and Install to your Applications folder
- Open ScreenFlow and put a check box next to Computer Audio and Install the Audio driver
Quicktime Player Pro Mac
Using these steps will install ScreenFlow and the included audio driver.
Quicktime Pro For Mac
Some older Macs will use a 32-bit Kernel which is not compatible with the latest copy of the Telestream Audio Driver.
Check this Apple article to find out if your Mac Supports a 64-bit Kernel: HT3770
Check this Apple Article to find out how to Switch to a 64-bit Kernel if your Mac supports it: HT3773