Battery 3 on Apple Silicon Macs - is it doable?
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 601 posts since 23 Jun, 2005
Is there a method anyone has found for installing Battery 3 on an Apple Silicon Mac?
NI have the installers available here and I already have the library installed on an external hard drive I used with my old computer, so I'm just trying to install the plugin itself.
Running the latest update installer fails, saying it doesn't detect an existing installation, and the original installer on the ISO is extremely old & 32-bit, so it won't even run at all. Anyone had any success installing this?
NI have the installers available here and I already have the library installed on an external hard drive I used with my old computer, so I'm just trying to install the plugin itself.
Running the latest update installer fails, saying it doesn't detect an existing installation, and the original installer on the ISO is extremely old & 32-bit, so it won't even run at all. Anyone had any success installing this?
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- KVRist
- 205 posts since 5 May, 2006
You could use Pacifist to extract the content of the installers from the .pkg from the download and copy the components manually to the corresponding directories.
https://pacifist.en.softonic.com/mac
However you will not be able to Authorize as Service Manager is deprecated. Native access will likely not work and Native Access 2 definitely won't work. It will run on an M1 computer with Rosetta installed.
https://pacifist.en.softonic.com/mac
However you will not be able to Authorize as Service Manager is deprecated. Native access will likely not work and Native Access 2 definitely won't work. It will run on an M1 computer with Rosetta installed.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 601 posts since 23 Jun, 2005
Thanks for the replies - definitely aware B4 can open B3 libraries, but I'm trying to open old projects which have instances of the B3 plugin itself.