Mac version update (2.6.2)
There was a very common crash issue with opening any USB cameras or most encoded video files on macOS Catalina, because the app used older Qt and OpenCV libraries that had no idea of the new safety protocols in macOS. The fix got delayed because of numerous other issues that came with Catalina..
Catalina is pain, really. For some funny reason they removed support for all old video libraries and nothing works, unless you deploy everything yourself, and what's more funny is that the currently "required" app notarization cannot be done for any included pre-built third party libraries. So the app is now un-notarized, and macOs might complain about running it.
The app build now contains all the required video device and codec -related libraries in itself, and thus has nearly three times the previous package size.
If the app still crashes when opening a camera stream, go to macOs privacy settings and check if Cathodemer has rights to Camera, sometimes only looking this makes it work somehow.
Catalina is pain, really. For some funny reason they removed support for all old video libraries and nothing works, unless you deploy everything yourself, and what's more funny is that the currently "required" app notarization cannot be done for any included pre-built third party libraries. So the app is now un-notarized, and macOs might complain about running it.
The app build now contains all the required video device and codec -related libraries in itself, and thus has nearly three times the previous package size.
If the app still crashes when opening a camera stream, go to macOs privacy settings and check if Cathodemer has rights to Camera, sometimes only looking this makes it work somehow.