Or maybe RadioDJ's 'code obfuscation' somehow fundamentally precludes things like Crossover from working out what to do? If I knew that for sure, I could avoid a lot of pointless 'blind experiment' time! Anyone know? I guess tomorrow I'll try 'random' stuff like re-installing RadioDJ with different Crossover settings. Reports.app and Translator.app appear to open ok but I haven't tried using them. I notice that the (Crossed-over) RadioDJ.app on macOS is only 408 KB, (suspiciously) the same size as Reports.app. I don't know yet where to find any logs that might help determine the cause of this. However, whenever I run RadioDJ (from within its Crossover bottle), it does something for a few seconds then just closes down. RadioDJ appeared to install ok, and its Database Setup Utility recognised the database's (new) password, after which that setup window closed down and the installation appeared to end normally. MariaDB was installed onto macOS via Homebrew and HeidiSQL was installed onto macOS via Crossover. MariaDB (after initial teething troubles) and HeidiSQL both installed ok and they connected up together smoothly, appearing (so far) to be working just fine. In other words, both installed directly (apart from compatibility translation) onto macOS. Today I tried getting RadioDJ to work in a Crossover/WINE 'compatibility bottle' connected to a macOS-installed MariaDB, (that was installed by Homebrew). on my macbook (Parallels works fine but takes time to boot up and occupies more system resources).

Reason: easier to do quick experiments etc.

But can it be made to run more directly on Mac via Codeweavers' Crossover/WINE (v21.2) ? Spoiler: Almost. I already have RadioDJ 2.0.0.6 with MariaDB 10.4 working well in a Parallels virtual machine running Windows 10 on my Macbook (macOS 10.15.7 (Catalina).

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