EOS UTILITY FOR MAC OLD VERSION PRO
EOS UTILITY FOR MAC OLD VERSION SOFTWARE
EOS UTILITY FOR MAC OLD VERSION CODE

: New firmware version 1.4.1 is available for EOS R3 So if they choose to re-introduce that, then there would be two Macs to update. To be fair though, Apple discontinued the iMac Pro. All others Mac product lines are on the new processors. As of now, there's only a single Mac that is still shipping with Intel processors the Mac Pro.

Single app running natively on both 32-bit and 64-bit, etc.Īpple has outlined that their transition to Apple Silicon would take two years. a single app that ran natively on both 68K and PowerPC. It's what I personally did for all these transitions.

EOS UTILITY FOR MAC OLD VERSION SOFTWARE

In all cases, Apple has provided software developers an easy mechasnism to create 'Universal' binaries. On the Mac platform alone, this has been moving off of 68K processors to PowerPC, then from PowerPC to Intel, from 32-bit to 64-bit, and now Intel to Apple Silicon. This is no different than the several transitions that happened beforehand. Apple made HDKs (hardware development kits) available so that companies could start updating their software before the first Apple Silicon Macs made it to the public (around Nov. Apple Silicon processors for Macs were announced in June 2020. Well, IMO, Canon has really dropped the ball on this. Is there a place we can write up tickets for the EOS Webcam Utility team? It could be as simple as changing the build target.

EOS UTILITY FOR MAC OLD VERSION CODE

I don't have access to the source code (the community would help with these issues if you open-sourced it Canon btw ) which limits my ability to go further, but my strong theory is without much work if the existing EOS Webcam Utility for Mac was just compiled / available for ARM then it'd work with a bunch more apps. (Why does it work in OBS and perhaps some other places but not in Chrome) and it's actually really simple:Įrror loading /Library/CoreMediaIO/Plug-Ins/DAL/ugin/Contents/MacOS/EOSWebcamUtility: dlopen(/Library/CoreMediaIO/Plug-Ins/DAL/ugin/Contents/MacOS/EOSWebcamUtility, 0x0106): tried: '/Library/CoreMediaIO/Plug-Ins/DAL/ugin/Contents/MacOS/EOSWebcamUtility' (mach-o file, but is an incompatible architecture (have (x86_64), need (arm64e)))Ĭhrome (and probably other apps) bail out when they try and grab the device because EWCService / the CoreMediaIO DAL plugin is compiled for x86 instead of ARM. So I decided to do some debugging as to why it wasn't working. Neither of these are a great option though as running OBS is purely band-aid and the x86 version of Chrome in Rosetta has a massive performance hit for me on my machine. Use the x86 version of Google Chrome in Rosetta

Doing some internet searching including on this forum I found the following advice:Ģ.

EOS UTILITY FOR MAC OLD VERSION PRO

I recently switched to an M1 powered Macbook Pro from an Intel one and noticed that after installing the utility, it didn't show up as an available camera. EOS Webcam Utility doesn't work with apps like Google Chrome with M1 Macs, but it should be able to easily with some help from Canon.

Eos utility for mac old version