Normal to have "Final Cut Studio - Audio Content 1" disc in package?

Hello All,
I am trying to install a newly purchased Logic Studio 9 and the installation is not going well; it is asking me for an "Additional Content" disc...but I don't have such a disk in the box...I do have a Final Cut Studio Audio Content 1 disk though...is this some kind of mistake and it shipped with the wrong disks?

scotopia wrote:
Hello All,
I am trying to install a newly purchased Logic Studio 9 and the installation is not going well; it is asking me for an "Additional Content" disc...but I don't have such a disk in the box...I do have a Final Cut Studio Audio Content 1 disk though...is this some kind of mistake and it shipped with the wrong disks?
Additional Content and FCS Audio Content are not the same
If the copy of Logic Studio you bought shipped with a wrong disc you need to return it for a replacement.
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