This is kinda a stupid problem but I need help with it, I didn't really understand what it meant when I set a file of mine to open up to script editor, I do not want this file to open to script editor or any other app, I don't want it to open to an app but I can't figure out how to reset it. Does anyone know how to? submitted by /u/Pale-Click9372 [link] [comments]

I am looking to upgrade to a new Mac for my home studio. My total budget is between £2000-£2500 I will be using logic to record instruments, midi, software instruments and vocals. What would you guys recommend? submitted by /u/mrsergeisbeard [link] [comments]

Hi, I’ve got myself a Mac Pro 13” M2 3 weeks ago. Since two weeks ago, several times a week, when I want to shut down the computer I receive a warning saying that Safari has interrupted the shut down. I know I have to force exit from safari in order to properly shut it down but I’m worried this warning could be signal of a problem because with my old Mac Pro from 2017 I’ve never had this problem so does anyone know how to permanently fix this problem? I’ve already updated the computer submitted by /u/Francichessa [link] [comments]

Hello. Did anyone have experience with Asus PA278CV display? If yes, can you tell me, how is font rendering quality? I tried 1920x1080 display, but font blurry or fuzzy whatever I do. Are there any problems like that with PA278CV? And did you run it at native 1440p resolution or scaled it to 1080p for a better quality? submitted by /u/foratlk [link] [comments]

I currently have a 2019 model iMac, the base model. It sometimes crawls when doing the most mundane tasks. However, these tasks are usually when I have multiple apps running at once (typically going between Excel, Music, Safari) and I’ll get the spinning wheel of death. Happens frequently. Anyway, I’m thinking of getting the newest iMac, the highest (most expensive) option available, which is still only 16gb. I’m not smart. Will I see much improvement with regard to multitasking various apps at once? I hate that spinning wheel. submitted by /u/badboyfriend111 [link] [comments]

Works fine, added as a Bonjour printer, but I’d like to use the scanning facility. Under that model on the Brother site, there’s nothing but a basic printer driver and a basic scanner driver (OS 10.x but they worked.) Is there other software or a version of Control Centre that’s downloadable and will work? Or will iPrint and Scan? submitted by /u/Alan_Smithee_ [link] [comments]

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Hello friends, I’m about to buy my first Mac, not sure if I should go for the 256 or the 512. I just watched tons of YouTube videos and they recommend go for at least 16gb ram and I will go for it. But about the internal storage I’m worried. I have reada lot of comments and recommend buying an external ssd but can apps be installed the ssd? I have been a windows user my entire life. Could you please show me how much internal storage do you have free and used? And what are your profession? I want to become an iOS software devolver so I’m worried that I will need more storage submitted by /u/Silvestre074 [link] [comments]

I have a Macally USB-A keyboard and at every startup, it makes me hit the keys to the inside of the Shift keys. Quick, but a little annoying that it wouldn’t remember after one time. Any ideas, other than pay twice as much for a Magic Keyboard? I like this one because of the price, of course, but especially because it is backlit. submitted by /u/theforkofdamocles [link] [comments]

My current setup: I currently run 2 side by side 27" 2k Monitors, this was decent for a while but now that i can i want to upgrade. I use the monitors mostly with my Macbook pro m2 from work and personal macbook air m1. The problem is that i can only connect one monitor at a time as a limitation from apple(you hate to love them..), so this is also one of the main reasons for the upgrade, the monitor should behave well with Macbook's Scaling. Apart from the Macbook's i also have a pc which has dual boot windows and linux. Windows i mostly do not use with the monitors but with my Oled TV for gaming. Linux on the other hand i do use from time to time with the monitors so it would be nice the new upgrade also plays well with it. The refresh rate also plays a role i would really like to future proof my purchase and get at least 120hz with decent response time. I have imo a decently sized desk with a width of 150cm (59 inches) and depth of 75cm(30 inches) but might get a bit bigger one one day.. for now i want to start with the monitor. For the past week i have researched and collected the following options *Im really sorry for the german links\* Monitors im considering: - lg-49wq95x-w Seems to be a good option in all regards since i would get a similar setup to my current one with 2x 27inch 2k but with much better resolution if im not mistaken and Macbook can be charged via USB C and even up to 90w , my main worry here is that the curve might be too subtle and since i currently do move my two 27's to simulate a curve, i have not found any store that has it on display were i live. lg-38GL950G-B UltraGear My main concern here is the 38"(Is it enough?) and that it does not have usb c or functionality to charge macbooks, else it seems like a good option specially for gaming. Also the extra height might come in handy for programming lg-38wn95c-w UltraWide My main concern here is the 38"(Is it enough?), everything else seem to be on par with what i am looking for and it even has thunderbolt 3(why not 4 tho.. 🙁 ), this monitor seems to rank always high when talking about macbooks and ultra wides at least from the research i made. Also the extra height might come in handy for programming Alienware Gaming 38" AW3821DW Always ranks really high in multiple lists not sure if applies for macbooks aswell, is the 38" enough? but the extra height is nice for programming. Does not have usb c or thunderbolt. lg-40wp95x-w UltraWide Seems to be a very good option being curved and offering the extra extra height for programming but the 72hz max.. it might not be good enough for me. Everything else seems to be great about this monitor and it seems to rank high for macbooks, it even has thundertbolt 4. lg-48gq900-b UltraGear My main concern is the big size, it might just be too much for my desk i wish this would have a 42" option, no usb c or thunderbolt, i have heard about dimming issues and burn in, apart from that everything else seems to be on par lg-oled42c27la TV My main concern is the size on my desk and how the scaling will play with my macbooks, it is a tv not a monitor so it only supports hdmi ports and it might not support refresh rates higher than 60hz at native resolution although this seems very promising macbook how to get 4k 120hz on Oled tv's,, then all the issues about dimming and burn ins. Apart from that i am very familiar with the quality of the lg oled tv's and absolutely love them for gaming and watching content - Samsung Odyssey C49G94TSSP My main concern here is the VA panel and no usb c or functionality to charge macbooks and i have seen this panels tend to be problematic, probably overkill -Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 My main concern here is the va panel, no usb c or functionality to charge macbooks and this might be too pricy for my purpose of mainly productive work so too overkill Samsung Odyssey C49RG94SSP My main concern here is the va panel, no usb c or functionality to charge macbooks else it seems to be good option can be found much cheaper than the other Samsung variants listed. But has a softer curve from what i have seen. Any comments on experiences, insights or why should i pick which monitor for my purpose would be greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/Steyt [link] [comments]

Hi, I downloaded Draw Things (https://drawthings.ai/) on macOS and it downloaded 2GB of data on startup. I now want to uninstall it but this only frees up 24MB. I don't know where the 2GB of data is downloaded to the mac. Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot submitted by /u/Spac3d3m [link] [comments]

Really thinking I did something wrong. Did the recommended thing of Option key held down while opening Music app, pointed it to where I had copied all the song files and the .itl and .xml iTunes files, every thing got loaded, even start and stop times carried over properly, then it began the slow process of importing all the cover art. But when it was done, it appears it got a good deal of it wrong—or left an album with no cover art at all. I had every single piece of cover art perfect on the iMac I'm migrating from. Faced with rebuilding cover art for hundreds and hundreds of albums, I'm actually thinking of redoing the whole thing, but wondering what my misstep was the last time. I could just back up the current .itl and .xml files and try again, right? Ed: Going from Mojave to Ventura. I do not have a Music account and never sync to iCloud. submitted by /u/suchathrill [link] [comments]

My Mac is constantly calculating the system data in the storage module, does anyone know how to fix it? Does it happen to someone else? submitted by /u/WorldlyComputer1060 [link] [comments]

Hello, I have a question regarding my internal NVME SSD which has MAC OS Big Sur on it and has been used in a Macbook Pro mid 2014. I swapped the SSD with another one and now want to use the former internal SSD in an enclosure as a bootable disc. Is it possible to connect the disc in an enclosure via USB, start the mac, hit alt and chose the external drive as boot drive? Or does the SSD need any work beforehand to be recognized as bootable drive? submitted by /u/Schborti [link] [comments]

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Hello there, I'm a totally newbie in the Apple world so I need some advice. I can have the refurbished M1 Pro with 16Go ram for 500€ in a very good state. I will use it for classical usage ( web/netflix ), garage band ( very light usage ) and fusion 360 ( for a personal usage, I like to create some little 3D piece ). Do you think that this is a good deal ? Or do you think that it is necessary to buy the M2 pro 16Go ? There is a big price difference between them. Thanks a lot ! submitted by /u/Snoo-67696 [link] [comments]

so I use the Whatsapp app everyday, and before that I could use the camera. however after I downloaded the screen recorder app (I know it's sound very stupid, I'm just curious. remembering that we can directly record the screen on mac without applications) after that there are 2 camera options, namely the macbook camera and the democreator virtual camera. if in Zoom I can choose the macbook camera input and there is no problem in it. if i choose virtual democreator there will be a purple colored barrier on the screen, and the camera light indicator does not even light up. But in whatsapp there is no such option, even when I check the camera section, it says using the Facetime HD camera (internal). though appear purple screen like democreator camera. since than i can't use it anymore. uh, I hope I'm not too long-winded. I've tried every way, like uninstall whatsapp, go to settings-privacy-camera, open apple web to reset (?) uhh i forgot what it was, it has to do smth with pressing a certain combination for 7 seconds and other things, even I made sure the application was actually deleted and the camera is still unusable. has anyone encountered the same problem? a few tips might help. thank you. submitted by /u/ChachaQueenzy [link] [comments]

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tl;dr : M2 Mac mini can output to dual displays over a single Thunderbolt link when paired with a capable Thunderbolt 3 (or 4) dock, (contrary to what this CalDigit blog post might lead to you believe), which previously wasn't possible on a M1 mini due to an arbitrary hardware limitation. Why is this a problem to begin with?: M1 Mac mini had the capability of outputing to two displays, but Apple (for God knows why's sake) decided to hardwire one of the two display outputs to an HDMI port. ... which meant if you wanted to have two displays on your M1 mini, at least one of them had to be HDMI. Plugging two displays to the both TB3 ports on the M1 mini would only output to one of them.*A Not to mention it severly hamstrung Thunderbolt 3 Docks capable of running dual displays off of a single TB3 port, like CalDigit TS3 Plus.*B I've first noticed it from a Asahi Linux development update tweet, that there was an internal change in the M2's I/O layout that allowed both display outputs to be allocated to Thunderbolt ports. This can be also double-checked by an Apple support document. Everything seems to indicate M2 mini (at least) supports one display per port*A ... but what about two displays per port*B? The aforementioned CalDigit blog post is completely oblivious of the routing changes made to the M2 mini & has no mentions of it whatsoever. If this works, it meant that I can finally hook both of my displays to TS3 Plus and switch between Mac mini, MacBook Air, and other TB3+ supported devices with ease, it would be an utopian Thunderbolt dream ... I knew I had to find it out for myself whether it works or not as I couldn't gather any first-hand experience regarding this functionality. Test environment: M2 Mac mini (2023) (that I've "borrowed") CalDigit TS3 Plus Display 1 (4K 60hz 32UU2) connected to DisplayPort of TS3 Plus Display 2 (1080p Dell C1422H) connected to TB3 downstream port of TS3 Plus Results: https://preview.redd.it/bbew3xm034qa1.jpg?width=3840&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=27d8e7543d22a20882b5577c22eaf50bc6a4e857 M1 mini M2 mini HDMI + TB3/4 Yes Yes TB4 + TB4 No Yes Single TB4 No Yes It didn't pick up all of the displays right away upon setup, but plugging and replugging the DP cable sorted itself out and can confirm, yes it works the way it should. Apple hardwiring one of two display outputs to the HDMI port, then immediately backtracking it after a single generation is the most dumbfounded move hands down, but to be fair, it was one of those first-gen kinks that needed to ironed out, and I feel like they made the right move rather than neglecting it. At this point, I really want to switch to (anything other than M1) because of these connectivity limitations, but 16GB+1TB CTO happily eats up quite a lot of money and I'm very much broke at the moment (not to mention my current setup runs just fine unless I want to hook my laptop to it and every kinda falls apart) Potential questions: Can it do dual 4K 60hz? I can't test that for myself at the moment because I don't have any 4K displays lying around I can plug into. Does this mean M2 Mac mini supports MST (multi-stream transport)? I suppose that's the case, but I have no idea how to validate that. submitted by /u/LPFchan [link] [comments]

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I’ve never owned an Apple product before so I am going into this completely blind. I’m also not tech savvy so that helps a lot 🥲 I’m looking at buying an old iMac desktop from between 2009 - 2011 (because they’re cheap and that’s the only timeline I can afford) Knowing roughly how Apple is all about ios updates and their old devices don’t really work or something (idk what I’m talking about right now) I’m worried that the old iMac computers are obsolete :/ If I bought a 2011 mac, could I really use all applications normally or would I expect errors like “you’re using an old version of this app, please update” and not be able to update? I just want to use the internet, emails, and play around with music composition. Sorry for this dumb post submitted by /u/ofjdkr [link] [comments]

When I receive a call, from anyone, but lets just say for this example my wife calls. All my devices ring (watch/mac/ipad) which is great. If I answer the call on my phone, about 3-5 minutes later (even if I am still on the phone with my wife), my mac and iPad will ring saying my wife is calling. This was always the case with the iPad, and drove me batty, but now that I added my MBP to the mix, it's doing it there too. Any way to correct this? This isn't a new issue either, has been happening since even iOS15. submitted by /u/deanfx [link] [comments]

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TLDR: if you are in the return window for your M2 MBA, make sure your screen's lighting is homogeneous when displaying white at high brightness. So I've just experienced 5 months of turmoil and no less than 5 replacements for my 2022 M2 MacBook Air, and actually ended up getting a refund and buying a computer with a different screen technology altogether (2023 M2 MBP). Here are pictures of 2 out of the 5 screen panels I've used between replacements and warranty repairs. As you can see, there are gray blob-like shapes appearing on the panel when displaying white. This effect is not super obvious, but if you do any sort of graphic-oriented work on it, it becomes extremely annoying. It's probably not something the average MBA user will notice but at the price these devices sell at, I think it's plain inadmissible. I'm not sure what the technical reasons for this fault are, but they are not a one-time thing, since I've actually had quite a few of these computers in my hands. The 3rd replacement I got seemed fine at first, but started displaying these gray spots right after the return window was over, which had me go through a very annoying and tedious warranty process, thankfully ending up in a full refund. That one computer had the gray spots located right behind the apple logo and around the notch. I'm making this post as a PSA but also to gather others' experiences about this. submitted by /u/ChangeAndAdapt [link] [comments]

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I have two macs, one just got bricked. Not turning on any more same like my previous one. Last time apple quoted 800$ for replacing the board. Which was more expensive than a refurbished ones. So not sure what to do with this one submitted by /u/pixobe [link] [comments]

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New Macs have been announced! Here's what we got: An updated Mac mini The new Mac mini has been updated for the first time since the original M1 launch in late 2020 Three standard models are available, two with the 8-core M2 chip and one with the 10-core M2 Pro chip Models with the M2 chip can be configured with up to 24GB of memory The M2 Pro model can be configured with up to 32GB of memory M2 Pro brings additional I/O support, including four Thunderbolt ports and support for three external displays Wireless connectivity has also been improved, and the mini now supports Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 US prices start at $599, and the new mini will be available starting January 24th Updated 14" and 16" MacBook Pros The 14" and 16" MacBook Pros now feature the new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips, improving on the incredible performance from the previous M1 models No changes have been made to the design, so these MacBooks still use the Liquid Retina XDR displays introduced in 2021 M2 Pro models feature 10-core or 12-core CPUs, and the M2 Max is only available with a 12-core CPU The GPU core count ranges from 16 in the lowest end 14" MBP up to 38 in the 16". These can be configured during the ordering process RAM support has been increased, and an option for 96GB of RAM is available with the 38-core GPU version of the M2 Max chip The HDMI port has been updated, and it now supports 8K output at 60Hz Wireless connectivity has been updated, and these MacBooks now support Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 US Prices start at $1999, and the updated MacBook Pros will be available starting January 24th M2 Pro and M2 Max The new chips featured in the Mac mini and the 14" and 16" MacBook Pros follow the naming pattern of the previous M1 Pro and M1 Max chips M2 Pro comes in 10-core and 12-core CPU varieties, and offer 16 or 19 GPU cores M2 Max has 12 CPU cores, and can be configured with either 30 or 38 GPU cores M2 Max also brings support for up to 96GB of unified memory, an amount that has never been offered in a Mac laptop before All M2 Pro and M2 Max chips feature a 16-core Neural Engine ​ The 13" MacBook Pro with M2 still remains available alongside the 14" and 16" models. The 2018 Intel Mac mini has finally been removed from the Mac mini lineup. submitted by /u/ChampJamie153 [link] [comments]