Do I Need Pro Apps Update 2007-001?

I have Final Cut Studio 2. Get Info shows the version as 6.0.
When I go to Apple's web site for updates, I enter in my Serial Number and it lists out the available upgrades. It only lists the 2008-002 update for download.
However, when I perform a Software Update from the Apple Menu, it shows that I need the 2007-001 update.
How do I know for certain which updates I need?

Is you system currently stable? Are you doing everything you need to do with your current version? Can you afford the time to track down problems if they occur with an update? Now you can answer your own question.
--Bob

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You're in Miami....call a rental house and try and get a tower.
Otherwise you'll have to reinstall everything, I think. Might be able to save time by just installing the apps and skipping all the motion, live type, and audio content.

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Now Final Cut just freezes on the splash screen. Tried to trash the prefs, but FCP does not even load enough to see that the earlier prefs are gone.
Am frustrated that I have again just taken Apple's word that an update will make things better, not worse.
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The prefs-trashing and permissions-repairing you suggested are what my dad used to call "kicking the mule"... there is no one reason that banging the side of the TV or resetting an unrelated thing on a computer helps it any more than giving the mule a kick, but sometimes that's all that is needed.
That said, no actual mules or any other animals were harmed in the correction of this glitch. I may have to kick my client though.

802.11n enabler (AirPort Extreme Update 2007-001/2007-001 update)

Hi,
I'm thinking of getting time capsule and then getting the 802.11n enabler.
On the UK apple store(http://store.apple.com/Apple/WebObjects/ukstore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=17BDE0AD&fnode= home/shopmac/mac_accessories/airportwireless&nplm=D4141) it states i need the AirPort Extreme Update 2007-001, but I can't find it.
On the US store (http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?find=en abler) it states i need the AirPort Extreme Update 2007-002 update. I found that one and downloaded it but when trying to install it says "This volume does not meet the requirements for this update".
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Do I already have it??
Am I even able to get 802.11n??
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For clarification these are my specs taken from system profiler.
Model Name: iMac
Model Identifier: iMac5,1
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 2.16 GHz
Number Of Processors: 1
Total Number Of Cores: 2
L2 Cache (per processor): 4 MB
Memory: 2 GB

So it looks like I can't get 802.11n on my mac then. Oh well, good excuse for a new mac.
The apple store is quite misleading then it says you need either:
MacBook Pro with Intel Core 2 Duo
MacBook with Intel Core 2 Duo
Mac Pro with AirPort Extreme option
iMac with Intel Core 2 Duo (except the 17-inch, 1.83GHz iMac)
I have the latter iMac with Intel Core 2 Duo (2.16Ghz), will probably get time capsule anyway though.

Probem with AirPort Extreme Update 2007-001 and InternetConnect

Hello,
I have just installed AirPort Extreme Update 2007-001 through SoftwareUpdate. SoftwareUpdate reported a successful installation and invited me to restart.
On restart, the machine does connect correctly to my wireless network, but InternetConnect does not give any information or allow any control, reporting Network Not Avaiable, Signal Strength 0, and Status not available. InternetConnect also does not allow me to turn Airport off.
Everything was fine before the update.
Looking in /var/log/install.log, I see that the process was fine through Install, but in Optimize there are a couple of update_prebinding errors. [relevant bit of log fie attached below].
Does anyone have any comments or fixes?
Steve
[extract from install.log]
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Summary Information
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Type Elapsed time (sec)
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: patch 0.016762
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: zero 0.011898
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: script 0.323745
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: extract 4.738219
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: config 1.972343
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: receipt 4.454015
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: disk 1.156753
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: install 11.308491
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Starting installation:
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Finalizing installation.
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Registering applications
Jan 27 02:25:05 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Registered /Applications/Internet Connect.app.
Jan 27 02:25:06 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Optimizing system performance
Jan 27 02:25:36 jgrieve : update_prebinding[965]: update_prebinding: error: image file changed since it was loaded
Jan 27 02:25:36 jgrieve : update_prebinding[965]: update_prebinding: error 256 running updateprebindingcore
Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Private/Total = (25.8MB, 47.9MB), Heap/Total = (9.9MB, 19.1MB), Regions(malloc, private) = (151, 48)
Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: It took 35.230876 seconds to successfully End of Install Jobs
Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: It took 0.983608 seconds to <IFAppRegisterElement: 0x16851e70>
Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: It took 34.244586 seconds to <IFPrebindElement: 0x16cb2bb0>
Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Summary Information
Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Type Elapsed time (sec)
Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: Prebind 34.244586
Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: AppRegister 0.983608
Jan 27 02:25:40 jgrieve Software Update[763]: zero 0.002682
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Sorry, a bit of a case of 'post first think later' - reinstalling the update from the .dmg downloaded from the apple web site fixed the problem - no errors on the Optimizing step second time around.
But I think that SoftwareUpdate should not have reported success first time around, when there were errors reported in install.log
Steve
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)
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I need pro applications update 2008-02

I recently updated several FCP stations with the Pro Applications Update 2008-02, but for some reason it only changed FCP from 6.0.1 to 6.0.4 on one of them. So I retried performing the update, but nothing comes up. Then I tryed manually downloading it, but the now the version update (pro applications update 2008-03) changed to require an OS update.
The administrators will not allow me to update the OS in order to get this new update because of the other software apps on the computers in this lab, and the fact that it could cause problems with other software.
Is there anywhere where I can get the old Pro Applications Update 2008-02?

I need to make a slight correction...
The Pro Apps Update 2008-003 should still contain the FCP 6.0.4 installer. The trend I've seen with new updates such as these is that they still contain the necessary installers from previous releases. Our systems here are still running FCP 6.0.3 with no plans to upgrade just yet, so I haven't tested this out just yet. But I still have previous updates archived to the iDisk.

Pro Applications Update 2007-01 v1.0

Why am I getting this update notification ? I have fresh install of Leopard with all updates installed, and just few third party applications I use for my business. Not one of them has anything to do with this update.
Inside the description pane of this update, it says:
"...Pro Application Update 2007-01 includes fixes to underlying frameworks and shared components for the updated Final Cut Studio 2 applications.
For further information about this release, go to: Release Notes..."
I have never ever had Final Cut Studio not I have any clue what is it for... so, why do I still get this notification. I'd rather not install anything that I won't use in the future.
So my question is... why do I need this update and if not, how can I stop it from showing up in my Software updates window. In Windows it was easy, just uncheck some update you don't need, right click it and choose HIDE UPDATE.
Thanks in advance!

sZc wrote:
Ok thank you Paul!
But... still wondering what does this update do ? I don't want to skip it if there are some important things it fixes. Is it really just for Final Cut Studio 2 applications ? And why do I get notified on this update when I don't even have this application installed ?
Others received this update too ?
It's simply a error. You should not be receiving this. Many received a Remote Desktop update late last year which was also a mistake. Nothing is perfect. Not even Apple
Run software update and when this shows up, under "Update" in the top left menu, select "Ignore" and ignore it.
if you install it and do not have the requisite software you may start getting a warning when you do a preference verify/repair, as did many of us with the infamous Network Update, which went away with one of the recent OS updates.
I put the Remote Desktop update on Ignore on this computer, and after one of the OS updates, it disappeared.
Stuff happens. It's not a perfect world.

Pro Applications Update 2007-02 Can't be installed

Hi, not sure if this is a Leopard thing or a Logic 8 thing, but I cannot install the latest software update "Pro Applications Update 2007-02 v1.0 930kb" - it downloads and then says "Sorry an unexpected error occurred" - not very helpful
Any suggestions?
TIA

UPDATE
Ok, Found what the issue is. Its down to a Quicktime Codec that you can find in /Library/QuickTime (Not the user directory, but the one off root)
What you need is a file called AppleHDVCodec.component
The latest is version 1.3.2 dated 5th November
Update 2 installs this, but Update 1 wont install over the top as its a newer file.
Download both Update 1 and 2 from Apple, then open the contents of both (Don't run them, click Show package contents in context menu)
You need to unzip the gz files and you can copy out the above file. Do this for both files but keep them separate, you will need both.
Put update 1 file in place first (Overwrite or backup your file in the location given at the top of this post ) then run SW update. It will recognise the version and ask to install Update 2 - Dont !
Then grab the file from the update 2 gzip and copy this file over the one from update 1
Then run SW Update again and it will say all is Ok and you dont need any updates
Its a real mess, but works.

Security Update 2007-001 patch for Windows

Hi, I am having no luck in finding the Security Update 2007-001 for Quicktime security patch for Windows XP.
Can someone please direct me to either the link to directly download the Windows version of the 2007-001 security patch, or a link to the Software Update tool in order to download this patch.

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304989
If Software Update was not installed during your QuickTime Player install you'll need to uninstall it, re-install and include Software Update software.
Is that enough install?

Pro Application Update 2007-01 installs on Leopard?

I upgraded this week to 10.5.2. But this morning as the software updater rans in the background, it downloaded
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which is from June, 25 2007. Do I need to install this on Leopard 10.5.2 or is it just a joke?

smithrj wrote:
I have no idea. I would turn off automated updating.
No, don't do that. You can put a single update on "Ignore" when it pops up next time. The menu on the top left when the update screen is showing has an "Ignore" on it. I am not sure exactly where, but I have used it.
Do not turn off the entire automated update for a single item.

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Has anyone else installed the latest Pro App Update and run into major slow downs? Ever since I installed the last update, Motion has slowed down to about 10% of it's normal speed. In fact when I do a ram preview (1 replicator 1200 points) I only get 2 frames a second playback. Any guesses?
I sure hope this isn't what the upgrade has in store for me.

Yeah I am serious. Here's a little personal history. I bought a G4 400 MHZ Dual processor Mac and I had 800 megs of ram installed (from the Apple Store). So two years later when I decided to buy FCP 3 I looked on the side of the box, it's system requirements stated a 500 MHZ G4 single or dual with 384 megs of ram for real time effects. So I thought "well heck, I've got a dual processor system with 800 megs of ram I should be able to get real time playback." I later found out that it wasn't so. Apple had included a processor check in the app that would NOT allow real time playback unless your system was 500 MHZ. Some guy in Denmark discovered this and posted a hack that would remove the processor check and allow people running slower G3 systems to get realtime effects. Apple promptly sued and shut him down. At lease that's what I read (at the time) on the internet. I never hacked my version (not smart enough) and I didn't want to destroy my copy of FCP.
So yes I am serious. Apple is in the market to sell computers and if they can convince you that you need the latest greatest system to survive they've done their job.
Also when Apple came out with the G5s they touted the fact that they were the first 64 bit processor on the market. Now I'm smart enough to know that a 64 bit processor means nothing without the apps being rewritten to support 64 bit. But I took a gamble because I thought the life of the G5 processor would be long enough to allow the software companies to catch up. One year later Apple announced they're moving to the Intel chips. Well what software company in their right mind is going to rewrite their software for an older processor. So my dreams of 64 bit speed were dashed.
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Mine is not, and I'm trying to find out is it's the update or part of the ongoing MCP/Motion problem or something specific to my system.

Thanks Bert for confirming this for me.
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Hi,
I would like to be able to reverse an update after installing it because sometimes that update creates a confilct with other applications running, such as in my current case.
I installed a pro apps update and now postgresql will not start...
Is there any way, without using time machine, to back out of an update?
I usually use time machine, but I'm waiting for a thunderbolt to e-sata adapter.
Please let me know.
The errors I am receiving are:
could not connect to server: No such file or directory (PG::Error)
Is the server running locally and accepting
connections on Unix domain socket "/var/pgsql_socket/.s.PGSQL.5432"?
And
Could not start on port 5432
Thanks in adavance.
Brian McDonough

That's a great idea.
I usually have backups to revert to, similar to the solution you're talking about, but, for once, I am working on the "razor's edge" to convert my external drive system to thunderbolt from esata.
I don't think it's possible to back out of software updates, now handeled through the App Store in Mountain Lion and I think you are confirning that with your answer, but is there some way to make that a feature request?
I have another laptop running an older version I can use in the meantime, but how easy would it be to back out of the software update I just executed if it were a feature of the App Store?
Do you know how to make feature requests?
As it stands, I will probably have to wait for a patch from postgresql in order to continue to use my new laptop as a programming environment.

FYI Pro App update for Logic Studio

The lastest Pro App update is available from Apple. This includes Final Cut apps and Logic Studio.
Cheers,
RealDave

RealDave wrote:
Yes, it may pertain only to the Final Cut suite , and since Compressor is part of both suites it might only involve Compressor. However, I'm in the technology field by trade and always find that even when something is not specifically mentioned in the "read me" file, that doesn't mean it won't apply to a broader spectrum.
I suppose this is true.
I just installed it on my machine and now my life is perfection.
Any notable improvements you can report?
-droo

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