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Patch fails on MacOS after system reboot. #90

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kineticscreen opened this issue Apr 2, 2024 · 6 comments
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Patch fails on MacOS after system reboot. #90

kineticscreen opened this issue Apr 2, 2024 · 6 comments

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@kineticscreen
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The Snap Camera fails, and just shows as a yellow box in OBS after the Mac is rebooted.

Running the Terminal command to install / patch resolves functionality, until next reboot kills it again.

@coderfin
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coderfin commented Apr 3, 2024

Same issue for me. I have to re-install snap camera after every reboot,
Running on Apple M3 Silicon Chip - Arm

@linkf2
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linkf2 commented Apr 3, 2024

Apple M1 having same issue. I have reinstalled the OS System ( Ventura) thinking it would fix it and now I just realize here that is a common issue now. OBS shows yellow or black screen, but reinstalling snap camera fixes the issue. ONLY problem is that all lenses are gone every single time it is installed.

@kineticscreen
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it would be great if there was even just a way of re-running the patch, without doing the full download and install (assuming this is enough to restore the functionality)
@jaku might be able to advise on this.

@jaku
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jaku commented Jun 8, 2024

sudo chmod +x "/Applications/Snap Camera.app/Contents/MacOS/Snap Camera"
sudo codesign --remove-signature "/Applications/Snap Camera.app"
sudo xattr -cr "/Applications/Snap Camera.app"
sudo codesign --force --deep --sign - "/Applications/Snap Camera.app"

Try running those commands in the Terminal after rebooting and let me know if this helps resolve the issue.

@kineticscreen
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No unfortunately it makes no difference.

And just to confirm, running the original full install script did work as usual.

@linkf2
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linkf2 commented Jun 10, 2024

sudo chmod +x "/Applications/Snap Camera.app/Contents/MacOS/Snap Camera"
sudo codesign --remove-signature "/Applications/Snap Camera.app"
sudo xattr -cr "/Applications/Snap Camera.app"
sudo codesign --force --deep --sign - "/Applications/Snap Camera.app"

Try running those commands in the Terminal after rebooting and let me know if this helps resolve the issue.

Just as the person above, I can confirm it does not work.

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