Infuse on Apple Silicon?

[pommygit]

Hi there,
so my MacBookAir with the 8 core M1 chip and 16GB RAM arrived today.
Are there any plans to target Big Sur?
There is a check-box in Xcode to get something working right?
I’m happy to beta test.

Regards

Paul

[NC_Bullseye]

Moved your post to the forum that will hold the answers.

Check out the tacked thread at the top of the Mac forum about testing.

Infuse for macOS in progress! Public alpha coming later in 2020

We are happy to announce work has begun on Infuse for macOS! We’re working to bring many of the same great features and capabilities found on iOS and Apple TV to the Mac. There is still quite a bit of work ahead, but we’re planning to have a public alpha available later this year. We’ll be sharing more info and dates as development progresses, and you can sign up here to be among the first to hear about it. [infuse-macos-teaser_2x]

[danemacmillan]

My mid-2014 15" MBP with peasant Intel chip will just weep over here in the corner, if you don’t mind.

[NC_Bullseye]

@danemacmillan

My mid-2014 15" MBP with peasant Intel chip will just weep over here in the corner

Ya have to remember you can’t deny the family tree… While the Intel chips may be seeing the sunset the M1 can’t argue about it’s heritage rooted from a seed of the Motorola 68000 and all the variants in the line since.

[james]

Infuse for macOS is in progress, and when available will be compatible with any Mac running Big Sur, or later.

We still have some work to do before the public alpha is ready. Definitely more than just a checkbox in Xcode.

[Balthazar2k4]

Why not allow the iOS/iPadOS app to run on M1 products?

[james]

We tested simply running the iPad version on macOS…and it wasn’t great.

However, we’ve been making great progress on the macOS version, and just posted a progress update.

Infuse for macOS - Progress Update (12/18/20)

Update 12/18/20: The first public alpha build is now available. Update 12/15/20: We are getting close to the first public alpha, and are targeting this Friday (12/18) to have the first public alpha available. #staytuned 11/20/20: Progress on Infuse for macOS has been moving along swiftly over the past few months, and today we’re pleased to be able to share a quick update and a few screenshots. Infuse for macOS will include most of the same great features found on iOS and Apple TV, including: …

[pommygit]

My 2017 base iMacPro is doing the same. Only the discrete graphics card saves it. The 3.2GHz Xeon W gets spanked.

[MPD]

I have a MacBook Pro M1 and I would be happy to test an Apple Silicon version of Infuse.