MythTV is designed to run on Linux operating systems. It is also supported on Mac OS X and FreeBSD. Support on Microsoft Windows is limited. There are many Linux distributions for which there are pre-built packages for MythTV. The Macintosh operating system has included Unicode support since version 8.5, allowing applications to see and use characters in both Macintosh and Windows TrueType and OpenType fonts that are outside the 233 characters in the MacRoman character set.Prior to Mac OS X very few applications made use of the Unicode support provided by the operating system, but this situation looks set to change.
Desmume for mac os x. Collected information about running MythTV on Mac OS X. Pages in category 'MacOS' The following 19 pages are in this category, out of 19 total. Recovery disk for mac os high sierra.
That too would be a markk issue. I would expect he'd want a mythfrontend log, probably with '-v playback'. Maybe the code needs a tweak to deal with Retina screens.BTW, when I bashed my head 1.5 years ago trying to make version 29 work, there were problems with only 1/4 of the screen being displayed (cropped). Using override settings on the command line would help to get around the issue; more details at [1]. However, I believe there were others that got 29 to work without this crazy workaround. It was never clear what was different between their systems and mine. It can't hurt to try setting the GUI and Video dimensions to appropriate values for your system.
In addition, there was the problem of Myth becoming unresponsive to key strokes; requiring a mouse click to bring the window back to focus. Since then, I've noticed several code changes that might possibly be related Eg [2]. I've never tested to see if these changes help or not. You might want to read the old description and see if you can still reproduce.
[1] viewtopic.php?f=26&t=2216&start=60#p14335
[2] https://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/13544#comment:7
BTW, both markk and dhampton have become active in the MythTV project since I hit the wall with 29. They've both expressed that they're willing to work to keep the Mac implementation functional. This fills a big gap that was there in the 28 - 29 timeframe.