AnyStream for Mac

[PlanetX]

Have you some Anystream developpment or already sorted out this apps for Mac ?

Thanks you.

 

[Ch3vr0n]

No and no, last time this was asked at least.

 

[RedFox 1]

Have you some Anystream developpment or already sorted out this apps for Mac ?

Thanks you.

Not that I have heard, but it may work with Parallels

System Requirements

• A Windows compatible PC with minimum 2 GHz Processor and 1 GB RAM
• Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
• Requires a valid account for each streaming provider
• Running AnyStream in a Virtual Machine requires a valid AnyStream license, trial versions will not work in VMs

 

[PlanetX]

Not that I have heard, but it may work with Parallels

Thanks i will try it.

Have a nice day

 

[RedFox 1]

Thanks i will try it.

Have a nice day

Please remember the trial will not work with any VM.

To add Windows, Linux, or another operating system to your Mac, Parallels Desktop creates a virtual machine (VM)—a virtual PC inside your Mac. You can then install Windows on the virtual machine, just as you would install any operating system on a regular computer.

 

[PlanetX]

Please remember the trial will not work with any VM.

I've already license.

 

[Argo F Yourself]

Works fine on VMware fusion (non trial). Minor note: when using host filesystem sharing the free space check is busted and it will cheerfully download things and write zero byte files without warning if the host disk is out of space (I discovered this a few downloads deep).

Use writing a real network path (SMB) works far better.

 

[Vzxy]

Use writing a real network path (SMB) works far better.

Exactly this. I've always used a network share and never had an issue.