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rbsync v0.3.5
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.
rbsync v0.3.4
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.
rbsync v0.3.3
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.
rbsync v0.3.2
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.
rbsync v0.3.1
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.
rbsync v0.3.0
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.
rbsync v0.2.2
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.
rbsync v0.2.1
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.
rbsync v0.2.0
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.
rbsync v0.1.1
Install
macOS — download the .dmg for your Mac (aarch64 for Apple
Silicon, x86_64 for Intel) and drag rbsync to Applications.
Windows — download the -setup.exe installer and run it.
The app is not signed, so macOS will say it "is damaged and can't
be opened". It is not damaged; that is what macOS reports for unsigned
apps. Clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rbsync.appWindows builds are unsigned too, so SmartScreen shows "Windows
protected your PC". Choose More info → Run anyway.
First run
Spotify requires every app to be registered, so you supply your own
free Client ID once — the app walks you through it, and it takes about
three minutes. Nothing is baked into these builds.
Before you sync
- Quit rekordbox completely. The app refuses to write while it runs.
- Turn off rekordbox Cloud Library Sync if you use it.
- Your library is backed up before every write, and the state from
before rbsync ever touched it is kept permanently.
Spotify setup takes about three minutes and is described in
docs/SPOTIFY_SETUP.md.