Final Cut For Mac os X PowerPC 10.4.11

Hello
I am looking for Final Cut (Dosent matter Version or what kind of Final Cut) for Mac Os X PowerPC Version 10.4.11 is there any which I can buy
Thanks PwN

There is a big inconsistency in the information you provide. You say 10.4.11 PowerPC, but your hardware is described as a "Mac Pro", which certainly is NOT a PowerPC machine. If you indeed have a Mac Pro, then, depending on the model, you'll get more options if you first update the OS to at least Snow Leopard.
Even if you do have a PowerPC mac, then your choices of OS end at Leopard (10.5), and your choices of software are much more limited.
I think you'd need to go Final Cut Express 3 or older, and Final Cut Pro 6 or older (FCP 6 requires 10.5); newer versions were all Intel only.

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