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I downloded GM seed of OS X 10.11, after downloading hit start button, after installation it auto reboot, and i signed in my laptop password, saw progress bar went to 50%, and the screen had a big flash, then went to black. Tried safe mode, after signed in with my account password, laptop has been frozen at 50% progress bar.

Got mine today and got it all set up. Home sharing was working fine, now movies won't start playback. Anyone else experience this? Big files

Hello there,I'm still new to programming and I managed to built my first app with Objective-C on Xcode 6.4 -The app only have audiobooks and pdfs-, But the thing is I used an audio player (LINK: https://github.com/ymc-thzi/ios-audio-player) and It only play short audio clips -I think it doesn't play my clips because its big size-, mine are very long. and they are exactly 365 audio clip and they are all long -around an hour or more-, all audio clips are in mp3 format and they are already on my website.So my question, would someone help me please to modify the player to make it stream the files over its http links or help me find another player only to stream mp3 files ??, I searched a lot but they are all doesn't support iOS 9 or comlecated for me to understand.Thanks in advanced and much appreciated.

just wondering how big a game we can create to push to the devleoper kit appletv? the device itself will not show how much space is on it. keeps on showing nothing on that screen.

I spent some time playing around trying to get multitouch working with the Siri Remote, and here's what I found:There is no easy way to enable multitouch with the remoteApple has gone out of their way to make sure people can't set UIView's multipleTouchEnabled on TVOS (it's marked __TVOS_PROHIBITED so it gives errors when you try to access it)I turned multipleTouchEnabled on anyway (using NSInvocation), but even then I still only got one touch returned.I even tried checking the new coalescedTouchesForTouch, but that still doesn't have the other touchesAt this point it's worth noting that there are many signs that the remote DOES detect multiple touches at a lower level.Ok so here's the big problem: with the GCMicroGamepad, if you have two fingers on it, the absolute dpad position returns the *average* of two touches. This is how I know for certain that the touchpad is detecting at least two fingers, because the position it returns is always exactly in between those two fingers. If you touch a third f

For sharing GPU data without copying between processes we've typically been able to create an IOSurface in the client and specify kIOSurfaceIsGlobalIOSurfaceRef foo = IOSurfaceCreate((CFDictionaryRef)@{(id)kIOSurfaceWidth: @512, (id)kIOSurfaceHeight: @512, (id)kIOSurfaceBytesPerElement: @4, (id)kIOSurfaceIsGlobal: @YES});then use IOSurfaceGetID to get a value to pass between processes which can then be turned back into an IOSurfaceRefIOSurfaceID foo_id = IOSurfaceGetID(foo); ... IOSurface foo2 = IOSurfaceLookup(foo_id);the kIOSurfaceIsGlobal flag has been required to allow this getid/lookup to work between processes, but is marked as deprecated in 10.11/ kIOSurfaceIsGlobal - CFBoolean If true, the IOSurface may be looked up by any task in the system by its ID. Dep recated in Mac OS X 10.11. */¬ 99 extern const CFStringRef kIOSurfaceIsGlobal▸▸ ▸ ▸ ▸ IOSFC_AVAILABLE_BUT_DEPRECATED(__MAC_10_6, __MAC_10_11, __IPHONE_NA , __IPHONE_NA);¬is there a future-proof way to share IOSurfaces between processes? fwiw, it alw