RabbitTV
RabbitTV is a macOS video application with limited public information available. Based on the bundle ID and category, it appears to be a media player or video streaming utility developed independently. Without detailed documentation, its specific features and intended use cases are unclear, but it is designed to work with video content on macOS systems.
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1 suggestionWe could not find public information about whether RabbitTV has a native Apple Silicon build or whether the developer is actively maintaining the app. Given that Apple is removing Rosetta 2 support in macOS 28 (September 2028), the Intel-only build of RabbitTV will stop working on that release. Contact the developer directly to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon version exists or is planned. If the app is no longer maintained, you may need to identify an alternative video player before the Rosetta 2 removal date. Common native alternatives for video playback include VLC, Infuse, or the Opus One video player, all of which run natively on Apple Silicon and are actively updated.
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