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@gandergo So basically no code changes were required? >If such approach is considered acceptable, I can see if i can polish the method further and submit a pull request. Thanks....

>Yes, I think this flag is necessary. I did try adding this flag during the build as in [here](https://github.com/gandergo/DeployTools/blob/72c7d94dc0c84214eb00b1cf368047dda83f4abe/WebcamoidDeployTools/DTMac.py#L377), but it does not work and Mac on M1 still refuses...

I was about to write an answer here but at the end I decided to create an issue webcamoid/WebcamoidIssues#60. @ajmas >Myself, I don't have access to an ARM based Mac...

Well, I've tried but - The hosted system images provided by github are only x86_64. - I can compile Webcamoid for ARM64, but it won't link with the libraries provided...

I will try with Cirrus later. @ajmas no problem.

And [there you have](https://github.com/webcamoid/webcamoid/releases/tag/daily-build), Webcamoid packages for the ARM based Macs, but can't test it so not sure if works or not.

@boli maybe leaving it unsigned by default would help? the other option would be contacting with the guy maintaining the [homebrew formulae](https://formulae.brew.sh/cask/webcamoid) and tell him to compile straight from the...

The source code compile fine and should be able to work fine in Mac, but binary packages won't be provided anymore.

@rokejulianlockhart read webcamoid/WebcamoidIssues#60, Webcamoid has $0 financial support, it's absolutely impossible for me to pay for code signing or buy a Mac, I had not any other option.

@abibars the documentation for code signing is [here](https://developer.apple.com/support/code-signing/) (I can't help you there because I never done that), the certificate can be bought in the sites listed [here](https://www.sslshopper.com/apple-code-signing-certificates.html). If you...