Download LiveCue
Install LiveCue
Your download should begin automatically. Then follow the steps below.
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Installing on macOS (Apple Silicon). If nothing happens, use the button below.
Installation guide
Install in a few steps
Follow these in order. Most people are up and running in under two minutes.
Install LiveCue
Open the downloaded .dmg file. Drag LiveCue into Applications, then eject the disk image.
LiveCueApplicationsDrag LiveCue into Applications, then eject the disk image. Open from Applications
Always launch LiveCue from your Applications folder — not from the mounted disk image.
LiveCueOpen LiveCue from Applications — not from the mounted disk image. If macOS says "can't open" or the app looks damaged
“LiveCue” Not Opened
Apple could not verify “LiveCue” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy.
Click Done (not Move to Bin). Then follow Option A below for Open Anyway. This is normal for apps downloaded outside the App Store. Double-click LiveCue once to trigger the alert above, click Done, then use Open Anyway in System Settings (Option A).
Option A — System Settings (recommended, no Terminal)
- In Applications, double-click LiveCue once. When the “Not Opened” alert appears, click Done.
- Open System Settings (Apple menu → System Settings, or ⌘ Space → type System Settings)
- Click Privacy & Security in the sidebar, scroll to Security
- Click Open Anyway in System Settings, then click Open Anyway again in the confirmation dialog (not Move to Bin)
- Open LiveCue from Applications again
Privacy & Security
Security
Allow applications from:App Store & Known Developers“LiveCue” was blocked to protect your Mac.Apple could not verify “LiveCue” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy.
FileVaultOnAccessoriesPrivacy & Security → Security → click Open Anyway next to LiveCue. Open “LiveCue”?
Apple is not able to verify that it is free from malware that could harm your Mac or compromise your privacy. Don't open this unless you are certain it is from a trustworthy source.
Click Open Anyway (middle button), not Move to Bin. Don't see Open Anyway? Make sure you double-clicked LiveCue and clicked Done on the alert first — the button only shows up after that attempt.
Option B — paste one command in Terminal
- Open Terminal (press ⌘ Space, type Terminal, press Enter)
- Click Copy command, paste into Terminal, and press Enter
- Open LiveCue from Applications
terminalTerminal↵ OpenPress ⌘ Space, type Terminal, then press Enter. xattr -cr /Applications/LiveCue.applivecue@Mac ~ %xattr -cr /Applications/LiveCue.app
livecue@Mac ~ %
Paste the command, press Enter, then open LiveCue from Applications. Use this if Open Anyway never appears. It removes macOS's quarantine flag only — it does not change LiveCue itself.