Tried riding last night for the first time using my mac book pro… I started out ok but a few minutes into the ride it would freeze up the body of my rider would disappear along with other riders. It was impossible to ride. I down loaded the app to a windows laptop and it runs perfect, Did a quick ride on the windows laptop last night with no issues and then this morning ran great on the windows laptop. I have a MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011), Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB. Is it possible my mac book video card just cant handle Zwift.
I’ve run Zwift on my MacBook Air with no problems for months but, following the update on Friday (and another update when I tried to log on this morning), I’m experiencing the same issue. My avatar disappears, sometimes I see bikes with no riders, etc. It has to be the update.
I don’t use Apply TV but I was surfing a lot of comments today looking for answers and it seems there are some problem there too. This update has them a little upside down, I think! Hopefully they’ll get it straightened out soon.
I too am having the same issue. My MacBook pro is old but has run the software without issue until the update. Like you guys i hope they get it sorted fast, my only other option is my i phone.
Same issue, my avater freezes for a few seconds then comes bach for a while then freezes again, all started with new update, running a 2011 macbok pro with 8gb ram, fast internet connection, all other programmes working fine.
I’m in the same state: 13-inch MBP (2011) that was working ok in the days before the update dropped. I filed a support ticket. They responded quickly, but the basic answer seems to be, “We can’t help you because your machine is below our minimum system requirements,” which would have been OK if it was a problem last week. But the problems began after the update…so, given that, it’s a poor answer from Zwift.
I was on the fence about trying trainer road and sufferfest. I guess this motivates me to give them a try. They’re both less expensive options for indoor training apps.
I haven’t received a reply from Zwift yet but if they are telling 2011 MacBook Pro users (i.e. me) that they are out of luck, that’s not good news. Guess it’s time to look at another training app.