My app is cross-platform and I don't use Xcode project. All localization inside app is performed with an internal code and works fine. There is a problem with localization in NSOpenPanel and NSSavePanel. They always appear on English and don't use macOS current language (French) of an user. I added the following code to Info.plist : <key>CFBundleLocalizations</key> <array>    <string>en</string>    <string>fr</string> </array> But NSOpenPanel still appears on English. I checked macOS TextEdit app which shows NSOpenPanel correctly with current OS language. Its Info.plist doesn't set any CFBundleLocalizations records. How this app tells macOS what language should be used for NSOpenPanel?

Hi, I have a problem with replacing altool to notarytool to notarize my app for distribution outside AppStore. Earlier I used this code (-p passes App's password): xcrun altool --notarize-app --primary-bundle-id "MyProductBundleID" -u "myname@gmail.com" -p "wxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx" --file MyProduct.zip I wrote a new script: xcrun notarytool submit MyProduct.zip --keychain-profile "wxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx" --wait Error with unknown "--keychain-profile".

Hi, I think that a visual quality of hardware video encoder (VideoToolBox H.264) in M1 Macs is not great. I compared a software libx264 encoder (Mac) and NVIDIA Geforce (NVENC) on Windows 10 with the same bitrate or constant quality mode producing almost identical file size. I see many visual artefacts on a video encoded with VideoToolBox H.264 (1080p 60 fps) 3300K or CQ56. It's especially noticeable on video with animated photo slideshows and blur effect. Too many artefacts. NVENC and libx264 produce much better visual results with the same file size. I tested in my app and in Handbrake Beta for M1 which supports VideoToolBox H.264 encoding. Apple engineers can contact me for more details.

I have a misterous problem with checking DMG notarization. It fails: bash-3.2$ spctl -a -t open --context context:primary-signature -v MyApp.dmg MyApp: rejected source=no usable signature However this DMG installs fine on Big Sur 11.2.2, macOS allows to run this app, and checking of notarization for installed app was passed: bash-3.2$ spctl -a -v '/Applications/MyApp.app' /Applications/MyApp.app: accepted source=Notarized Developer ID I checked other downloaded apps (Intel or Universal). Some DMG files pass DMG notarization (for example, Audacity), and some fails (PerfectTablePlan). Why? For my app (Universal) I use the following code to codesign and notarize: codesign --timestamp --options runtime --force --deep -s "Developer ID Application: MYCOMPANY" "My.app" // Creating DMG with EULA license xcrun altool --notarize-app --primary-bundle-id MyApp -u "my@email.com" -p "abc123" --file MyApp.dmg xcrun stapler staple MyApp.dmg

How I can force HiDPI on external monitor 2560x1440 to use it as virtual 1280x720 in Big Sur? RDM doesn't show any Retina resolution. I tried to generate displayproductid-xxx.plist for my monitor using a script: codeclou.github.io/Display-Override-PropertyList-File-Parser-and-Generator-with-HiDPI-Support-For-Scaled-Resolutions/ But ioreg -l | grep "DisplayProductID" ioreg -l | grep "DisplayVendorID" returns nothing. Also I tried this script: github.com/xzhih/one-key-hidpi - doesn't work, too. Note that this folder cannot be modified even when SIP is disabled: /System/Library/Displays/Contents/Resources/Overrides/