Datakam Player For Mac
I have bought a Dashcam for my car and it has GPS. At first the gps would not work on my Mac, it would only work on a Windows PC, ( found out after purchase) so I returned it. The makers of the Dashcam contacted me and said they had now made it available for a Mac and I could re-purchase it and it would work.
The version of Datakam Player for Mac you are about to download is 2.4. Datakam Player is distributed free of charge. The contents of the download are original and were not modified in any way. This free software for Mac OS X was originally created by Datakam. Datakam Player for Mac relates to System Tools. The current installation package available for download requires 307 KB of hard disk space.
So, I bought it again and Guess what. I can't get the Datakam Player to open The video has downloaded into my computer I have it in Itunes, also in a Movies folder and on my desktop, and in Quicktime player, they will all play when I click on them, but when I try to open the file in the DataKam Player it is greyed out. Absolutely nothing!!!! I'm really, really annoyed!! Can anyone tell me how i can get DataKam to import and open the video file?? Thanks A very frustrated Tricia.
Thank you jimmyCMPIT I have been in touch with DataKam and they sent me link to download files, but the only thing I received was a link to download Dropbox. So this didn't work, they said it should work. So they are supposed to be sending me a APP through my email. Which I have not received yet. But I'm not hopeful. I will give it one more try when it finally arrives, but I will probably end up returning it.
Why is it anything that works in Windows never works on a Mac? Very frustrating. Thank you anyway Tricia.
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The 'Gatekeeper' feature in OSX is one of those things that make Macs inherently secure by forcing the user to actively participate in the decision to allow installation of software from unknown developers that might turn out to be malware but could also simply be a legitimate program such as Datakam Player. Go to the 'Apple' symbol on the upper left corner of the screen and click on it to activate the drop down menu. Then select 'System Preferences'. You'll get this window. Click on ' Security and Privacy'. Then select Mac App Store and ' identified developers'. You can select ' Anywhere' but for general security it's not a good practice.
Better to manually allow or disallow each install. Now when you try to install software from an unknown developer it will ask you first. You'll get the following window. Click ' Open' and then go through the usual authentication procedure. There are a few shortcuts for how to do this but this is the basic method and this is a better way to explain how Gatekeeper functions. Security settings are locked! But I could see a button (there too) to allow a single run of the application installed.
After confirmation it has started! Well, I'll try to play the same trick on Datakam Player. It's repeatable! So, when you have downloaded an 'unsigned' application, you have to run it first to fail. Then go to that System Preferences, perform tamburine dance excellently depicted by and check for the prompt to allow it to run (sorry guys, I have no picture for it). Then you'll be prompted for your password, and voila you have a working app installed!
Hopefully Will see a couple of days for warnings of corporate security scanner now. When you'll be copying that text to other threads, plz add my notes too! Or the victim might be confused much.
Maybe, that's a matter of MacOS version. Security settings are locked! But I could see a button (there too) to allow a single run of the application installed. After confirmation it has started!
Well, I'll try to play the same trick on Datakam Player. It's repeatable! So, when you have downloaded an 'unsigned' application, you have to run it first to fail.
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Then go to that System Preferences, perform tamburine dance excellently depicted by and check for the prompt to allow it to run (sorry guys, I have no picture for it). Then you'll be prompted for your password, and voila you have a working app installed! Hopefully Will see a couple of days for warnings of corporate security scanner now. When you'll be copying that text to other threads, plz add my notes too! Or the victim might be confused much. Maybe, that's a matter of MacOS version.
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Again, Macs do this for security. You need 'Admin' privileges to make major System Preference changes like this.
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You do that by clicking the lock on the lower left corner of the Prefs window. You can only open the lock if you have the Admin password which you will be asked to enter after you click on it. Since it sounds like you are at a computer at work you would need to ask your IT guy to allow this and to have any corporate scanning software allow new software so that you don't have to 'perform tamburine dance' each time.
Yeah, that.jar file is a Java archive which probably serves some sort of cross platform function for GIMP. Ar5007eg windows 10. It's not technically an 'app' but it can contain executable Java programs and libraries so probably that is why it gets triggered each time. More and more people are disabling Java on the Mac because it has become such a serious security issue but if you need it to run an important app you can't avoid it. Most people find that just disabling Java from running in their web browser is all they need to do. Nevertheless, even though it may be a pain in the ass, the fact that the MAC makes you approve the.jar file each time is an example of why OSX often appears to be more secure than other platforms. (for now) I think because of this issue some changes were made to the most recent 'El Capitan' version of OSX regarding Java security.