Strangely enough, I have never utilized this app. I came with the software downloaded when I first purchased my Canon camera and it still sits in the Canon folder. My question is this, I received a plethora of files with the download and I'm wondering what I have to place in the folder or for that matter if I even need it?
In Feb of '06 someone asked a similar question and the response someone named 'Flying Meat' seemed to be - just the application. Is that still the case?
Not to worry "Not A Fool", I had the same dilemma but when I opened FrontRow. However, when I opened FrontRow S.W. version indicated 2.1.7 even though the version in my Applications folder only shows version 1.0 using 'get info'. It updates properly but makes no other indication that it IS updated. Apple works in mysterious ways. Just use it and go with the flow.
I was finally able to get support from the Canadian branch of Plantronics tech support team. I was finally able to remove this application from my computer and I am no longer plagued by the app popping up each time I launched iTunes.
Here are the instructions that hopefull may help others remove this annoying situation. FYI: the instructions on their website never referred to a folder named HAL:
Make sure the user is looking in the correct folder - that at the system level instead of the user level. In Finder ensure you navigate to /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL/VolumeLogic.plugin by first clicking "Mac Hard Drive", instead of searching under the login name space. (It sounds like she is already looking in the right place and it isn't there, but it's best to check. These folders exist in two places on a Mac.)
If there's no Volume Logic listed in the HAL folder, it could be that this user instead has the original broken VL installed. (I'm sure it's still available from a 3rd-party link somewhere.) I'd suggest asking her to try checking the /iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/ folder for VolumeLogic and deleting it from there (as per the old iTunes uninstall instructions available from TAC.)
The actual VL plugin on the Mac is named "volumelogic" followed by either ".app" or ".plugin". Searching for just volumelogic in Finder should hopefully find the file to delete.
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In Feb of '06 someone asked a similar question and the response someone named 'Flying Meat' seemed to be - just the application. Is that still the case?
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Here are the instructions that hopefull may help others remove this annoying situation. FYI: the instructions on their website never referred to a folder named HAL:
Make sure the user is looking in the correct folder - that at the system level instead of the user level. In Finder ensure you navigate to /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL/VolumeLogic.plugin by first clicking "Mac Hard Drive", instead of searching under the login name space. (It sounds like she is already looking in the right place and it isn't there, but it's best to check. These folders exist in two places on a Mac.)
If there's no Volume Logic listed in the HAL folder, it could be that this user instead has the original broken VL installed. (I'm sure it's still available from a 3rd-party link somewhere.) I'd suggest asking her to try checking the /iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins/ folder for VolumeLogic and deleting it from there (as per the old iTunes uninstall instructions available from TAC.)
The actual VL plugin on the Mac is named "volumelogic" followed by either ".app" or ".plugin". Searching for just volumelogic in Finder should hopefully find the file to delete.