Sorry for the false alert then, and thanks for taking the time to have a look. The plugin does not support opus (it usually has extension. I realized that i still had Build #3 from this ticket installed on my computer, which is an Intel only build (not universal): I tried both now: Starting XLD with or without using Rosetta with your latest normal build ( xld-20211018.dmg ) You're right, the XLDAacDecoder only works if Rosetta is activated and not on M1 native. The same goes for the OGG encoder, which only works via Rosetta. I tested the whole time with one ogg-file which is the format Telegram. Maybe some errors are displayed in Console.app when running XLD or openning. XLDAacDecoder.bundle in your screenshot doesn't support M1 Macs. Yes, i did that, but it results in the error that i posted The other two plugins that i have in that folder work as expected :) Yes, i did that, but it results in the error that i posted. Thanks for the plugin, tmkk, much appreciated. I downloaded XLDVorbisDecoder-20220226.zip and put it in ~/Library/Application Support/XLD/Plugins But i get the error 'Cannot open the input file.' when i drag an. I'm on macOS Monterrey 12.3.1, MacBook Pro (14-inch, 2021) M1ĭoes not work. I am on the M1 Mac Mini and the latest OSX. Thanks for all your efforts with the app. I expected that after I open a CD and the app finds the cover image there would be an option to save that to the folder alongside the Flac files. I know I can cmd-click save as but was looking for a solution that was automatic.

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