Youview For Mac
For older Power PC Macs there's a free program, Youview, which permits the watching of Youtube videos with no issues whatsoever, but what about old, slow, or underpowered PCs? MacBook, Mac OS X (10.7.3), New airport express. Then there's YouView - (I use this.
You View Mac
I'm currently backing-up my existing Leopard then will wipe and clean install again. What I want to achieve is, install everything without installing Xcode completely or Macports. I'm currently backing-up my existing Leopard then will wipe and clean install again. What I want to achieve is, install everything without installing Xcode completely or Macports. Click to expand.That's what I thought, gcc/make is just needed to compile the source of smtube but the compilation and the app needs Qt to be installed.
Youview For Mac
Macports needs Xcode so that's a huge install but it will install qt4-mac in /opt which can easily be removed/deinstalled again. The Qt DMG however installs all over the place and has no uninstall script, you can override it with the Macports Qt install afterwards but you still have stuff that is no longer needed if the DMG install doesn't work.
That's why I'm making a clean install now ( for the past 2 hours LOL ) and TimeMachine backups to see if can skip Macports and Xcode which would make the install easier ( if it works ). install Qt DMG. Copy the smtube.app to /Applications, tune settings and done. That's what I thought, gcc/make is just needed to compile the source of smtube but the compilation and the app needs Qt to be installed.
Macports needs Xcode so that's a huge install but it will install qt4-mac in /opt which can easily be removed/deinstalled again. The Qt DMG however installs all over the place and has no uninstall script, you can override it with the Macports Qt install afterwards but you still have stuff that is no longer needed if the DMG install doesn't work. That's why I'm making a clean install now ( for the past 2 hours LOL ) and TimeMachine backups to see if can skip Macports and Xcode which would make the install easier ( if it works ). install Qt DMG. Copy the smtube.app to /Applications, tune settings and done. Click to expand.I'm still cloning my 8 GB clean install, only halfway 15 minutes further.
If you feel up to it, could you try to download the source for smtube from here Go into the extracted folder smtube-16.7.2 Then edit Makefile to point to the location of qmake and lrelease QMAKE=/usr/bin/qmake MAKE=make LRELEASE=/usr/bin/lrelease ( if the file is there, can't see it from your screenshot ) In the folder smtube-16.7.2 type make, if it works it should compile in 5 min and produce the smtube.app in the src directory. I'm still cloning my 8 GB clean install, only halfway 15 minutes further. If you feel up to it, could you try to download the source for smtube from here Go into the extracted folder smtube-16.7.2 Then edit Makefile to point to the location of qmake and lrelease QMAKE=/usr/bin/qmake MAKE=make LRELEASE=/usr/bin/lrelease ( if the file is there, can't see it from your screenshot ) In the folder smtube-16.7.2 type make, if it works it should compile in 5 min and produce the smtube.app in the src directory.