I haven't seen any progress on getting Apple's new version of BackRow (with YouTube) to work on an Intel Mac, so I'm starting this thread. So far, I haven't been successful in getting it to work. So far, I've replaced the BackRow framework and added the AppleTV framework, updated the Finder binary executable (not the .app), and added the YT.frappliance. The result is an error message:

iMac:~ Mike$ /System/Library/CoreServices/Front\ Row.app/Contents/MacOS/Front\ Row; exit
dyld: Symbol not found: _kBRIntroMovieControllerWasPopped
Referenced from: /System/Library/CoreServices/Front Row.app/Contents/MacOS/Front Row
Expected in: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/BackRow.framework/Versions/A/BackRow

I've tried to look at the new version of the above mentioned BackRow and looked at it in 0xED, and tried to copy over the BRIntroMovieControllerWasPopped code, in roughly the same place, and I got a segmentation fault error.

Anyone else have any luck, or tips?

Afraid, I can't shed any light other than to confirm I'm also stumped, and would very much appreciate suggestions as to how to get this done.

BUMP. I'd really like to watch youtube videos on my AppleTVmini.

Why not ASOT?