Hi @Luc39
A word to the wise, but you may have been better off PM-ing Nikodem with your private email address. I’d edit your response as never wise to publish your address on a public forum 
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Hello c0m3,
Thank you for your reply and suggestions.
I also tried copying/pasting the certificates from a Mac under Sonoma. That didn’t work either.
Installing High Sierra solves the problem: Qobuz is back without having to re-enter the user codes and password.
Best regards.
Mus64
Bonjour c0m3,
Merci pour votre réponse et vos propositions.
J’ai aussi essayé en copiant/collant les certificats d’u Mac sous Sonoma. Cela n’a pas fonctionné non plus.
L’installation de High Sierra relève le problème : Qobuz est de retour sans devoir réinscrire les codes utilisateur et mot de passe.
Cordialement.
Mus64
Hallo Luc39,
I have sent you the certificate.
Best regards
N
Hello mus64,
some good devices (e.g. Mac mini 2009) no longer support High Sierra…
Best regards
N
Hello Nikodem,
Thank you very much, it’s working for me.
My old macbook pro will play music for many years i hope.
Best regards,
Luc39.
Congratulations! I am very happy!
There is another alternative: you can update the system with Open Core Legacy Patcher. I have just created a Mac mini 2009 Monterey. It works very well. Audirvana also runs ok in it. Prerequisite: You first make a backup of your system, preferably with ccc.
Have a nice evening
N
I have the same problem….
Can you send me the certificates please?
Thanks
Alessandro
Hello Alessandro,
please contact Antoine - he has now the certificate.
Best regards,
N