KaraokeTube costs $11.99 from the Mac App Store and you can also try the 15 day free trial of KaraokeTube. KaraokeTube is nevertheless an excellent option for those that just want a bit of amateur karaoke fun on their Mac although professionals will need something more powerful. Unfortunately, you can’t also use a USB microphone with KaraokeTube even though it recognizes one when you connect it to your Mac.
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professional karaoke discs that have been ripped to your Mac. Note however that KaraokeTube does not allow you to add CD+G songs i.e. You can even search for and import any karaoke videos you find in YouTube into KaraokeTube: You can also filter songs by languages including English, French, German and Spanish. KaraokeTube isn’t just restricted to English songs only. Many of the videos are just streamed from YouTube and KaraokeTube used to be filled with videos simply playing ads for films but the catalog has been considerably cleaned-up now so that only genuine karaoke videos are included. KaraokeTube includes hits by major artists such as ABBA, Adele, Green Day, The Beatles etc with new tracks being constantly being added by the developer although there are also many classic hits missing from the catalog.
Karaoke Tube has a modern OS X style interface with the song library at the bottom, the lyrics in the main window and player controls on the left: With an impressive free library of 12,000 songs, there’s definitely something for everyone. I managed to resolve the problem relative to the libmysqlclient.20.dylib downloading mysql with the brew command on the terminal and putting the library in the correct path, but I can't find the correct libraries for these two (if this is the right way to get it work, I suppose it is since it works with libmysqlclient.20.dylib).You can be up and singing karaoke in literally minutes with KaraokeTube and its easy enough for anyone to use. The command is the following: Mac-mini-di-Developer:build-MyApp-Desktop_Qt_5_12_2_clang_64bit-Release developer$ /Users/developer/Qt/5.12.2/clang_64/bin/macdeployqt /Volumes/Condiviso/MyApp_MAC/build-MyApp-Desktop_Qt_5_12_2_clang_64bit-Release/MyApp_2.0.app The problem is exactly the same, when I try to deploy my application I get the following errors: ERROR: no file at "/usr/local/opt/libiodbc/lib/libiodbc.2.dylib"ĮRROR: no file at "/Applications/Postgres.app/Contents/Versions/9.6/lib/libpq.5.dylib" I'm using Qt 5.12.2 clang64 with MacOs 10.12.6 High Sierra. I'm also having these problems with macdeployqt, and I'm doing everything from the command line. This is the command string that it will output: '/Users/davec/developer/Qt/5.12.1/clang_64/bin/macdeployqt' '/Volumes/Developer/depot/kJams/Development/qt/build/mac/kJams 2 Debug.app' '-libpath=/Volumes/Developer/depot/kJams/External/boost_1_69_0/stage/lib/' Print '\tCopying Qt Libraries: ' + libVers + '.' LibVers = os.path.basename(qt_IDE_folder) #sqlPathDir = '/Volumes/Developer/depot/kJams/Development/_source/Resources/package/mac/libsql/'Ĭmd += QtDeployExe = qt_IDE_folder + get_win_compiler_vers() QtDeployExe = qt_IDE_folder + 'clang_64/bin/macdeployqt' # on mac, bundle has already been created,
Qt_IDE_folder = paths.get_qt_IDE_folder(True) My script is part of a complex post build system, so i doubt it will shed light for you but here it a very small section of it: def qt_deploy(qtDir, buildType, bitDepth, projName, libPathDir = ""):ĪppPath = get_app_path(qtDir, buildType, bitDepth, projName)
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