Mac version?

[MKGirlism]

That should be a Firmware thing, which only Loopy currently has.

[JeffMillennium]

Well, mine just arrived so I'm going to fiddle around and see if I can't find a way to make it work. If I can't I do have a back up PC but I'd be happier if I can get it working on my Mac.

[poketon96]

Sorry to bother. Any update?

[MKGirlism]

No, and I don't think it's worth waiting, like I've said multiple times.
The reason is, time.
I've got no time at all, and so my brother does.

Only if Loopy bought at least a Mac Mini to play with, that'd be the only solution.

[ShadowMario3]

Can't you just install Windows in a dual boot? Surely someone you know has a copy of XP or better lying around somewhere, or, you could get it through *cough* other means.

[MKGirlism]

Why XP?
Windows 7 runs perfectly fine on a Mac as well!

Some people simply don't want to use Windows, especially on a Mac.
But I confirm, Windows 7 runs on my Mac Mini 5 weeks without any Rebooting, so it's safe to do it.

[poketon96]

I really don't want to install it on my Mac since that will be the only reason I would use it. It would be pretty dumb to partition my HD just for one program in the Windows side.

[MKGirlism]

So?
I also do that, just for this App, and for YouTube Live, which ends up into using the Capture App as well.

[poketon96]

But then I will need to do some editing I have all my editing experience on the Mac side. If I installed Windows on mine, I would have to then pass the recording to a USB then put it on the Mac side right?

[MKGirlism]

Well, on my iMac, I can read my Windows partition via OS X, and I can read my OS X partition via Windows.
I only don't know it's a default thing, as my MacBook Pro (which now runs OS X and Linux) didn't do this.
But on my MacBook Pro, Linux does have access to my OS X partition by default, while OS X pretends my Linux partition simply doesn't exist.