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> There is no need for me to produce a build after a new release as it will be available on https://cubicsdr.com release page. Except of course for his previous release, which didn't work with your drivers for whatever reason. So your macOS customers didn't get a working release for months and month...

> I am genuinely trying to understand what is being asked. At this point, that's not a credible statement. Your responses are so full of weasel-words it has become difficult to believe anything you say; e.g. when I mention the company's change of focus regarding macOS you deftly point out you still ...

> if the suggestion is that I slow down the builds to coincide with when the authors produce official builds...

I don't know how you could possibly think that is what is being suggested here. I'm speechless.

> I've just read through this thread and I'm confused as to what the issue is... That's pretty entertaining, as in the early days SDRplay made a big deal out of supporting Macs. Since the purchase of some Windows-based software the company has changed its tune. I've had to go hat-in-hand to Mac user...

And again, thank you. Everything seems to work as expected.

An observation, --probe now takes > 10 seconds to complete, which fine but is a big change from previous versions.

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It's the first time any one in this thread has mentioned a specific platform My apologies. Although I think that regular macOS rants by both @MiamiC70 and myself should have been a clue :-) The CubicSDR github repository is updated almost daily - it's not possible for us to keep totally up to date ...

Not to put too fine a point on it, but I am not asking for 'help'. I am a customer. If I wanted to be a developer I would go back to work. A major factor in my purchasing decision for the SDRPlay was that it had macOS support - as advertised by you. The developer who makes the *only* native macOS so...

I can confirm the behavior. CubicSDR v0.2.2-alpha can see the RSP1, but v0.2.2 does not. This is with lib version v0.6.0-g9cb32fa9.

It would be nice if Charles and the SDRPlay folks could put their heads together and solve this.

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Personally i would gladly pay extra for something that would work natively on the Mac, guess for now we all have to wait. As I have said before, the great frustration for me is that every person I know involved with radio uses a Mac desktop, and we are all saddled with having to use Windows in a VM...

Do you have any feedback about MacOS Sierra and RSP1? I've been using the RSP1 and CubicSDR since this summer. Currently using Sierra (with the 1.95.2 API and the 0.2.0 build from the CubicSDR site). In order to get audio with CubicSDR you have to create at least one demodulator by clicking in the ...