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Is this possible? The previous version for mac was 200 mb, was there something wrong with the download, or did you manage to streamline it so much? I don't understand a lot from under the hood, but this seems like a job well done.

I think there is something strange with the download it is only 56mb , I updated the osx 64bit version and it will not launch, I'll get a message saying "this application is broken shall I put in the trash?"
(This is only the 64bit version, the 32bit version works fine)

I bet you said OK. Sorry for laughing. It reminds me of when I once opened an NLE software called DPS and something like that failed right from the start, a message popped up that said: "Your mother didn't love you." I did stuff like that in commercials; a little drawing in the corner of one frame showing Stalin taking a leak on a fireplug, stuff like that.

Hi Kari,

Everything is correct, 56mb is the normal size.

Well done then!

Elodie wrote:Hi Kari,

Everything is correct, 56mb is the normal size.

How come I'll get the message ""TVP Animation 10 Pro" is damaged and can not be opened. It should be moved to the trash" when I launch it?
I use osx 10.8.1

The exact size is 56,3 MB. Is it your size's file ?

Elodie wrote:The exact size is 56,3 MB. Is it your size's file ?

Yes, my .dmg file is exactly 65,3 MB

Kari, are you able to launch the 64bit TVP app? and what system do you use?

Yes it works for me, I've been working with it for the day. It crashed couple of times in the beginning, but nothing like what you had.
I still have osx Lion. Did you try to redownload it?

Paul Fierlinger wrote:It reminds me of when I once opened an NLE software called DPS and something like that failed right from the start, a message popped up that said: "Your mother didn't love you." I did stuff like that in commercials; a little drawing in the corner of one frame showing Stalin taking a leak on a fireplug, stuff like that.

I had an encoding software called Visual Hub where if something didn't work rather than the standard "OK" or "Cancel" buttons it gave you buttons to click which said either "Acceptance" or "Denial" . If you tried to change the default encoding settings it would pop up a message like: "Don't do it, you'll screw it up!" and if you canceled a process it would pop up "Oh, well, it was fun while it lasted ..." One of the encoding codecs was named "Go Nuts!" .

Another software I use , HandBrake, has a humorous way of telling you that your encoding is finished:

See, but that's trying too hard to come off as quirky and I bet it gets tiresome awfully fast. "Your mother didn't love you" came on just once, which I later learned was programmed to do that. It just so happened that I was the only one who ever got it before it clocked out. What was even more amusing was that it's true; my mother never did love me.

kariP wrote:Yes it works for me, I've been working with it for the day. It crashed couple of times in the beginning, but nothing like what you had.
I still have osx Lion. Did you try to redownload it?

Yes I have downloaded it 4-5 times now but there is still this strange behavior, I'll google it and see if anybody else have had this problem with other apps, maybe it has something with the system to do?

Ok, my problem is solved, it was the a security setting in the system preferences, I just changed it to allow all sort of applications to be opened..I'm happy again

Great