Logic 9.1: no more mp3 bounce in 32-bit mode

Hi all,
I wanted to make it clear in the subject line that I'm not opening Logic in 64-bit mode ('coz mp3 bounce is greyed out in that mode)...
How I reproduce the issue (works every time):
- Open my project. Is in 24/96.
- Press Bounce.
- Choose mp3, with any options
- Press Bounce.
- Dialog appears asking if it's OK to downsample (as 48kHz is max for mp3).
- Click OK.
- Wait.... no file. I do get the 'bouncing' and 'normalising' notifications, but no temp filename notification.
The same issue bit me in 8.0 but was fixed in 81. & 9.0. In 8.1. & 9.0, I did indeed get the temp filename notification.
Anyone else out there with the same problem? Any solution? Would be very much appreciated - it's driving me mad .
Cheers

Sounds like the Logic pro app itself has got some issues with it's permissions so the setting is not being saved correctly as LP9 in 32bit mode will and does work fine under Mavericks...
So.. Maybe it's time to use BatCHMod to fix the permissions for the Logic Pro app...
Download the app from here...
(Use the 1.6.3 version and not the latest beta....)
Run BatCHmod and select the Logic Pro 9 app from inside your applications folder.. using the File... button in BatCHMod
Check all the R W and X boxes... so they all have a checkmark in them and not a - sign or blank.. You may have to click on them multiple times to get a check...
Also check the Change Ownership and Priviledges.... Unlock...and Clear ACL's... checkboxes (but do not check Clear xattrs)
Finally check the "apply to enclosed files and folders' option... and then press Apply..
Wait about 30 secs... Quit Batchmod and then try and run LP9 in 32bit mode from the applications folder.. using the Get Info to change mode.. and not any shortcuts you may have placed elsewhere like the Dock..

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