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Deployed new version for Ventura and Apple Silicon

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Volume Control (for Apple Music and Spotify) Volume Control (for Apple Music and Spotify)
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:warning: If you have an M1 Apple computer, read the instructions [below](#M1_note) how to launch the app. :warning: If you are running MacOS Ventura or you have an M1/M2 Apple computer, read the instructions [below](#M1_note) how to launch the app.
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* Enjoy listening to your favorite music with better volume control. * Enjoy listening to your favorite music with better volume control.
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Running the app on the newer Apple M1 computers (native ARM64 Apple application) Running the app on MacOS Ventura and the newer Apple M1/M2 computers (Apple Silicon ARM64)
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If you own an Apple computer of latest generation (Apple M1), you cannot run the application without signinig it. This is a security change introduce first with Big Sur. For more details, check the [link](https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Code_Signing_for_macOS), where it is explained that all native ARM64 code must be signed or the operating system prevents its execution. In order to sign the application, follow these steps: If you run MacOS Ventura or you own an Apple Silicon computer (Apple M1 or M2), you cannot run the application without signinig it. This is a security change introduce first with Big Sur. For more details, check the [link](https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Code_Signing_for_macOS), where it is explained that all native ARM64 code must be signed or the operating system prevents its execution. In order to sign the application, follow these steps:
* Open the command line (i.e., launch the terminal app) * Open the command line (i.e., launch the terminal app)
* Assuming that the application *Volume Control* is in the application folder, type the following command: * Assuming that the application *Volume Control* is in the application folder, type the following command:

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