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alberti42 / Volume-Control

Successor of iTunes Volume Control
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Running terminal command to remove quarantine does not work. #2

Open true-Grand opened 3 years ago

true-Grand commented 3 years ago

After installing with Safari, I moved the file to Applications and ran the command as stated. sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Volume Control.app" After running the command I attempted to open the file, but, It came back with:

Screen Shot 2021-06-22 at 4 56 44 PM

I hope you can rectify the issue soon. In the mean time, I'll use the previous versions.

alberti42 commented 3 years ago

Hi, thank you for your feedback. May I ask you if you are running it on a Apple M1 computer, or is it still Intel processor? I have not teste the app with M1 processors, except for compiling it for both processor types. Thanks.

Am 22.06.2021 um 10:57 schrieb theofficialgrand1 @.***>:

After installing with Safari, I moved the file to Applications and ran the command as stated. sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Volume Control.app" After running the command I attempted to open the file, but, It came back with: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/78011648/122895578-d3ee1b00-d37a-11eb-8d88-e4ba5a15c2e9.png I hope you can rectify the issue soon. In the mean time, I'll use the previous versions.

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true-Grand commented 3 years ago

Hi, thank you for your feedback. May I ask you if you are running it on a Apple M1 computer, or is it still Intel processor? I have not teste the app with M1 processors, except for compiling it for both processor types. Thanks. …

I'm using a Intel MacBook Pro.

jawilin commented 3 years ago

I downloaded version 1.7.0 and had the same experience as above.

This trick worked for me:

1.) In Finder, right-click /Applications/Volume Control.app and select Get Info 2.) Check the box next to Open using Rosetta and then close the Info window 3.) Try to launch Volume Control again in Finder

One small thing to note: I have a dark menu bar, so I couldn't see Volume Control's black note icon at first.

Thanks for creating this great little app!