Apple silicon · dmg and a bare binary
WaveShark for macOS
An unnotarised app carrying its own libraries, or a bare binary that reads them from Homebrew. The build that plays television and DAB.
The macOS build is the one whose ffmpeg is new enough to decode a service out of a DVB-T or DVB-S2 multiplex and the sound of a DAB station, so it is the build that shows television pictures and plays digital radio. Speech models run on Metal.
The app is signed ad-hoc rather than notarised, so macOS refuses it the first time. Privacy & Security in System Settings then offers Open Anyway; on Sonoma and older a right click and Open does it. That is Apple’s gatekeeping, not a warning about the software.
First run
Open the disk image and drag the app across
The .app carries its own ffmpeg and LimeSuite, and the radios need no driver at all.
Allow it on first open
Open Anyway in Privacy & Security after the first refusal, or clear the quarantine flag once.
$ xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/WaveShark.appFor the bare binary, install the libraries
The binary published beside the image reads them from Homebrew rather than carrying them.
$ brew install ffmpeg limesuite
Radio in, nothing else.
No account, no service and nothing phoning home. The binary is the program.
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