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Ad47uk

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Is there any decent blu-ray authoring software for the Mac that is Free or decentish?
I don't do video for Blu-ray/DVD that often, but once in a blue moon I need to, so paying a fortune for software to do it is not really worth it.

I do have software on the PC, but would like to use the Mac to save me turning the PC on and moving files around.

I do see some, free to download, then when you look, you find they don't do Blu-ray unless you pay, or they put some watermark across the videos.
I am not against paying for software, paid enough for software on the PC, just not worth it for something that is done once in a blue moon.
If not then, then I will just have to use the PC.


I realise that optical disk are on their way out, before anyone says.


Thanks anyway.
 
I don't have Tahoe to test, but in Sequoia 15.7.7 removing the quarantine attribute was enough to make the app work. From Terminal:
Code:
xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/OpenBurningSuite.app

If it still doesn't work, you can try to re-sign it with an ad-hoc signature:
Code:
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/OpenBurningSuite.app
 
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I don't have Tahoe to test, but in Sequoia 15.7.7 removing the quarantine attribute was enough to make the app work. From Terminal:
Code:
xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/OpenBurningSuite.app
Thank you. After two runs in Terminal, Open Burning Suite opened successfully. Geez, Tahoe was spitting out warnings all over the place prior to it working.

Looks to be quite a powerful program. For the OP @Ad47uk , there's quite a good instruction set:

PS re warnings: also from Terminal that I didn't have with Sequia. Apple really doesn't want folks to meddle.
 
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