I’ve noticed that the Mac version was programmed for Intel macs, so it’s running in emulation through Rosetta. An Apple silicon port would be lightning faster. I’d like to add it to the wishlist for future versions.
Full apple silicon support (GPU support would be even better) is a must have for mac owners. I’d be happy to participate in a beta program if it can help achieve that. Regards.
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+1 for some Mac love. 5.4.1
I can’t even get scans from the miraco on to my Mac without adding a windows machine into the workflow.
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I’ve also noticed that the point size on my Mac Studio is much larger than on the PC next to it, making it hard to see details on the point cloud. I don’t think it’s always been that way, but I can’t pinpoint when it started. I can’t find any options for something like Cloud Compare’s default point size setting if such a thing exists.
Odd, It works fine for me. M1 Max MacBook with 5.4.1 RevoScan. What issue are you seeing specifically?
+1 from me on an M1 native port though.
I can’t get the Miraco to transfer files either via usb or WiFi. I’ve tried various cables, flavors of usb, different ports both on the Mac and through different hubs both powered and unpowered. WiFi transfer just throws a generic “transfer failed” popup - I posted some pics in a different thread. Good to know it’s working for you. When transferring do you get any indication from either the revoscan desktop client or your Mac that anything is happening?
Another +1 from me for a native Apple Silicon version.
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+1 for the native version, we need it for MetroX
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+1 for Mac Arm Version!
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A native version would be best, but I’m getting very good performance on my M1 Pro MacBook Pro with MetroX. The scanning performance isn’t too dissimilar to that which I get with my scanning workstation (i9-13900HX).
As long as you meet the minimum requirements (M1 Pro, 16GB) you will have a good experience.
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Good to hear, if they make an Apple Silicon version combined with M4 Pro it will fly, maybe 100+ fps 
The crazy thing is that I can scan on battery for hours with my M1 16" but my scanning workstation laptop can at most manage 1 hour.
Apple silicon is stupidly efficient.
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