![]() There is no such folder in the Containers/ folder on my M1 MacMini running on Big Sur, or maybe I just don't find it? Or do I have to copy the video to the ByHost folder under Preferences where at least I can find some Screensaver plists? Users/XXXXX/Library/Containers/.legacyScreenSaver/Data/Library/Application Support/ ? To: packagesdev/savehollywood MDanihy Comment Re: Catalina macOS 10.15 doesn't work ( #11) Please do comment if this method doesn’t work. I tested and the effect should still remain even if the screensaver changed, but I do not recommend changing the video. Restart back to recovery mode, go to terminal and do ‘csrutil enable’ to enable System Integrity Protection again, restart back to normal system and the screensaver should work now.Restart back to the normal system and install savehollywood, and set up your screensaver, after that test it to make sure its working.Use the terminal in recovery mode and type csrutil disable to temporarily disable System Integrity Protection (its dangerous to do it so we will enable it again later) (If you don’t know how to start the terminal in recovery mode, there're tutorials everywhere).Shut down your Mac, press the power key to start it up again but instantly after you pressed power key, press “command" key and “R" key at the same time (recovery mode). ![]() ![]() Uninstall savehollywood (deleting it from preferences), and download it again, but don’t install yet.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. Im sorry i am so bad at this, i am used to windows because this is my first Mac computer thank you - You are receiving this because you commented. I searched for it via finder, however it said that there was nothing there. I successfully was able to show the hidden files, but i could not find the actual "users/xxxx" folder. :) Thank you very much for your response, however i still cant seem to get it. If you want to do it old school, open the terminal app and use the following command to show invisible files: defaults write AppleShowAllFiles YES You can probably guess the Terminal command to hide the folders again. After you drag/drop your videos into the folder press Command + Shift + Period to hide the files again. Just remember, there's a reason those files are hidden, so don't go changing stuff willy nilly. Use the finder to navigate to the Users/XXXX folder then press: Command + Shift + Period That should instantly show the hidden files. mp4 file into: "/Users/XXXXX/Library/Containers/.legacyScreenSaver/Data/Library/Preferences/ByHost" The only issue is that I dont know how:/ pls help First thing to do is 'show invisible files'. I just updated to 10.15 and my SaveHollywood also stopped working. On Oct 15, 2019, at 3:04 PM, Fnicoletti15 wrote: Hey guys, I am not ashamed to say that I am a noob when it comes to computers. You are receiving this because you commented. Im sorry i am so bad at this, i am used to windows because this is my first Mac computer Thank you very much for your response, however i still cant seem to get it. You can probably guess the Terminal command to hide the folders again. If you want to do it old school, open the terminal app and use the following command to show invisible files: defaults write AppleShowAllFiles YES That should instantly show the hidden files. Use the finder to navigate to the Users/XXXX folder then press: Command + Shift + Period "/Users/XXXXX/Library/Containers/.legacyScreenSaver/Data/Library/Preferences/ByHost"įirst thing to do is 'show invisible files'. Hey guys, I am not ashamed to say that I am a noob when it comes to computers.
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