Hello,
I am running Logos 6 on a MacBook Pro. Whenever I am trying to watch my Camp Logos videos, after a couple of videos have played, Logos crashes. Anybody else having this problem? Does it have something to do with the operating system for Mac or is it a Logos issue? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Please post logs. You can click the Diagnostic Logging link in my signature to get more information for enabling and uploading logs.
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Yes, please post logs. Try the "Mac Logs" link in my signature line.
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Fredc: Please post logs. You can click the Diagnostic Logging link in my signature to get more information for enabling and uploading logs.
I have tried several times, but every time I try to upload a log, I get this message:
My guess is the zipped file is too large to post (I think the limit is 5MB)
If so, are you able to extract the Logos.log file and post that?
Graham Criddle: My guess is the zipped file is too large to post (I think the limit is 5MB) If so, are you able to extract the Logos.log file and post that?
Mr. Criddle,
Do you mean post it as text? I'm not sure I fully comprehend what you mean by extract the file and post it. All I can think of is to open the file and then copy and paste the contents into the forum page. Is that what you mean? I apologize for my computer illiteracy.
Hi Dwayne
Something like this
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Mike
How to get logs and post them. (now tagging post-apocalyptic fiction as current affairs)
Hopefully this works. The only thing I could think of was to turn them into word documents. We will see what happens...
2630.Logos_2016-07-23-210518_Dwaynes-MacBook-Pro.docx
6518.Logos_2016-07-23-211502_Dwaynes-MacBook-Pro.docx
2870.Logos_2016-08-02-184329_Dwaynes-MacBook-Pro.docx
6180.Logos_2016-08-02-190530_Dwaynes-MacBook-Pro.docx
6175.Logos_2016-08-02-204222_Dwaynes-MacBook-Pro.docx
Dwayne
You've uploaded five versions of the same log, which is not useful for our diagnostic purposes. We need the latest version of logos.log following a crash. If the steps provided are proving too difficult then please contact Faithlife Tech Support.
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Dwayne Justice:I'm not sure I fully comprehend what you mean by extract the file and post it.
The file that is generated is "zipped," which means "compressed." The "file" is actually a "folder" with a number of files and has been squished to make it smaller. It is unusable in its current state, but when it is "unzipped" the files inside can be read again. "Zipping" files allows larger files to be sent (or stored) with less data.
If you double click on the zipped file, it will probably create a new folder which is uncompressed (at least it does on Mac). If not, you may need to download some software to do it for you. The file we are mostly looking for is the logos.log file.
If this is frustrating to you, I concur: Call customer service.
Dave Hooton: Dwayne You've uploaded five versions of the same log, which is not useful for our diagnostic purposes. We need the latest version of logos.log following a crash. If the steps provided are proving too difficult then please contact Faithlife Tech Support.
If you look at the date/time in the actual content of the document of each file you will see that they are different. There are 2 for July 23 and 3 for Aug 2. They are at different times, though. I thought it would be more prudent to show a history of the crash as opposed to a one-time snapshot.
It happened again. Here is the log.
3301.Logos_2016-08-04-215608_Dwaynes-MacBook-Pro.docx
You shouldn't be putting the logs in a docx file!
Dwayne,
All your logs seem to indicate the cause of the crash is caused by the software trying to auto-advance to the next video. You can turn this feature off per resource when you open the Panel by clicking on the button in the image to toggle the setting off.
This should be fixed when the next version ships at which point you can re-enable the auto-advance setting.
Mac DeveloperFaithlife
Martin Potter: All your logs seem to indicate the cause of the crash is caused by the software trying to auto-advance to the next video. You can turn this feature off per resource when you open the Panel by clicking on the button in the image to toggle the setting off. This should be fixed when the next version ships at which point you can re-enable the auto-advance setting.
Thank you, sir, for looking at the logs and figuring out what the cause is. I appreciate that. However, I am slightly perturbed about this. Not at you, mind you, just at the situation, for two reasons.
1.) I enjoy the autoplay feature which comes in very handy.
2.) I was under the impression that the point of Logos Now was so that I wouldn't have to wait until "the next version ships." One of the "perks" of Logos Now is supposed to be that you don't have to wait for the release of the new version to take advantage of bug fixes, updates, and applications. It makes me wonder what I am paying that monthly fee for.
Again, please do think I am angry at you, Mr. Potter. I know you are just the person that was nice enough to look at my logs and inform me of the situation. My disappointment lies in Logos, not you. Thank you very much, sir.
alabama24: You shouldn't be putting the logs in a docx file! Where is your logos.log file?
Where is your logos.log file?
Sorry, sir, but the .log files will not upload for some reason. The only way I could get them to upload is to turn them into a word document. If you scroll up a little ways you can see the error I was getting while trying to upload the .log files. I don't know why, but it is possible that the internet provider in the country I am in (I am deployed and can't say where) is blocking it somehow? Sounds weird, I know, but stranger things have happened. Other than that, I could not begin to guess why I was getting the error.
Dwayne Justice:2.) I was under the impression that the point of Logos Now was so that I wouldn't have to wait until "the next version ships." One of the "perks" of Logos Now is supposed to be that you don't have to wait for the release of the new version to take advantage of bug fixes, updates, and applications. It makes me wonder what I am paying that monthly fee for.
I think by "next version", Martin meant the regular six-weekly release, that is, version 6.14.