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We’ll add few more things to the USB to make it bootable and compatible with hackintosh hardware. It now has all the basic stuff for kicking the installation. In Terminal navigate to “Extensions” (you can do this quickly by typing “cd ” and then dragging & dropping “Extensions” to Terminal) and fix permissions using: Locate your “FakeSMC.kext” (typically in Extra > Extensions) and copy it to USB’s “System > Library > Extensions”.ĩ. Open /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ Install\ ESD/PackagesĬopy the contents to System > Installation > Packages (empty folder).Ĩ. Create a new Empty folder called “Packages”. Navigate to Finder and locate the restored drive and goto folder System > Installation and there you will see “Packages”. Format the USB drive as “Mac OS Extended (Journaled)”.Ħ. Plug your 8gb USB drive and Open Disk Utility.ĥ. Open /Volumes/Mac\ OS \ X\ Install\ ESD/BaseSystem.dmgĤ. Double click Mac OS X Lion.dmg to mount it. This can be your friend’s Mac, it doesn’t matter.Ģ. Boot into existing Mac OS X installation (Leopard or Snow Leopard).

#Vlc for mac os x lion 10.7.5 how to

How to Install Mac OS X 10.7 Lion on PC/Laptopġ.

2 USB thumb drives, one atleast 8gb in size.

#Vlc for mac os x lion 10.7.5 download

EFI Boot Loader – iBoot Download (Let me know on twitter if link goes down).OR ask any of your friends to lend you a Mac for preparing USB.

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Existing Hackintosh PC – Can be a Snow Leopard or Leopard form any of our existing guides.

dmg image (Search on torrents or ask your Apple developer program friends) Update: You can checkout the video of my hackintosh at the end of the post. I'd hate to switch to a different video player because I love VLC otherwise, but if I don't find a solution for this particular issue, I might just have to.This Hackintosh is based on the developer release of Mac OS X Lion released to Apple’s developers.

I would love to see in the future a visual indicator on the screen where users can visually define the A & B point on the slider. I was hoping someone could give me some advice on how to make this function easier to use and/or how to maybe customize the A-B Loop Hotkey so I may choose a single key on the keyboard instead of a 3-key combination. I tried to use change the Hotkey combination in Preferences under Hotkeys, but to my dismay, the A→B Loop is not listed anywhere in the list of functions under Hotkeys. The other option is to use the shortcut (hotkey combination) shift+command+L, which works somewhat better, but still is very annoying when trying to define specific points on the video where you want to the loop to start and end. The only option is to define the A & B points by clicking on the Playback menu item and scrolling down to A→B Loop to define point A, then do the same again to define point B, which render the function useless and overly convoluted, or at the least inaccurate and completely frustrating.

VLC for Mac OS does not allow users to add a loop button on the controller bar at the bottom of the window such as VLC for Windows. I use VLC as a video player for many reasons but mainly in order to benefit from the A-B Loop function where I can select a particular section of the video and watch it over and over again at different speeds.