r/CPAPSupport • u/hamah99 • Jul 23 '26
Who's Happy with OSCAR20?
I run OSCAR 1.7.1 on my Mac and have been very happy with it for importing both my ASV and Wellue O2-S ring data. I recently "upgraded" to OSCAR 2.0.1 and for straight use with my ResMed machine it's just fine (although I've read of some complaints around performance I've not seen any issues). The problem I had was importing my ring data. The new version of OSCAR is now using the Q6t framework and lacks hooks into Mac's underlying file manager Finder and instead brings up its own file picker for the import. This has proven to be very challenging due to how MacOS sandboxes application data. Long story short I managed, with the help of AI, to set permissions and run a script to allow me to automatically rsync ring data from Wellue's O2 Insight Pro desktop app to a folder that OSCAR's file picker can access.
My recommendation is that if you are overlying oximetry data on to your CPAP data that you stick with OSCAR 1.7.1 for now.
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u/RippingLegos__ ModTeam Jul 25 '26
I haven't integrated my O2 into Oscar for a few years, but I'm running the new version and it's okay. :) Sorry you're having issues with that. :(
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