Fwiw, I too have managed to get the non-beta AG 3.2 running on Snow Leopard.  
The RAT in the beta didn't work for me, but the non-beta AG 3.2 must have a 
Snow Leopard-compatible RAT now.

The rest of the fixes required (new VIC, and a few other bits), were sorted out 
for the beta soon after Snow Leopard was released.  Doug Kosivic provided 
instructions on this list at the time, and I just followed them again with the 
non-beta 3.2.  Not sure if they were all required, but, as he mentioned, at 
least the new VIC is required.

Here are Doug's instructions:


   Snow Leopard comes with both Python 2.5 and 2.6, so with a bit of 
modifications I was able to get the Intel AG 3.2 beta to work, here are the 
steps:

   After installing Intel AG 3.2 beta, download the following patch file:
    http://www.vislab.uq.edu.au/ag3/macosx/10.6/AG-3.2-beta-patch.txt

   Then on the command-line:

    cd /Applications
    sudo patch -p0 < ~/AG-3.2-beta-patch.txt

   The assumes the patch file was downloaded to the home dir (i.e ~/ ), change 
appropriately if downloaded elsewhere.

   The patch replaces the existing shebang first line with #!/usr/bin/python2.5 
and python2 with pythonw2.5 in a number of files.

   The VIC that comes with AG 3.2 beta doesn't seem to work. After running the 
VenueClient at least once, download a newer vic built on Snow Leopard from:
   http://www.vislab.uq.edu.au/ag3/macosx/10.6/vic

   then copy it to one or more of the following locations:
    ~/.Accessgrid3/VideoConsumerService/
    ~/.Accessgrid3/VideoService/
    ~/.Accessgrid3/VideoProducerService/



   Take care to *download* the files - don't just click on them, as they'll 
just load in your web browser window.  Alternately, download, decompress and 
mount this disk image file:

   http://www.vislab.uq.edu.au/ag3/macosx/10.6/AG32beta-patch-vic.dmg.bz2

   It includes both the above files.

   These fixes seem relatively minor, which suggests that an 'official' AG 3.2 
release for Snow Leopard shouldn't be hard to do.  Hopefully this means that 
we'll see it soon.

   And, if it isn't implied, thanks much to you, Doug, for these fixes.

   Terry McGuire

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