Pro Tools 7.4 LE compatible w/Leopard yet?

Has anyone heard if Digidesign worked out the bugs to make Pro Tools 7.4 LE compatible w/Leopard yet?

http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?langid=100&navid=48&itemid=29551

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Pro Tools 7.4 LE compatible w/Leopard OS yet?

Digidesign website is no help. Anyone heard if Digidesign worked out the bugs for Pro Tools 7.4 LE copatibility w/Leopard OS yet? Thnx.

Digidesign's website was of no help?
The official word: http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?langid=100&navid=48&itemid=29551
An unofficial workaround: http://duc.digidesign.com/showflat.php?Number=1240782

Pro Tools 7.4 LE compatible w/Leopard?

Anyone heard if Digidesign has pulled their finger out yet?

http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?langid=100&navid=48&itemid=29551

I am running Yosemite and have just bought Pro Tools Express with the intent to Upgrade to Pro Tools 11. Pro Tools Express is not compatible with Yosemite and will not install. How can I get this done?

I am running Yosemite and have just bought Pro Tools Express with the intent to Upgrade to Pro Tools 11. Pro Tools Express is not compatible with Yosemite and will not install. How can I get this done?

I have had this problem for close to a year. I have an Extreme base station, two Airport Express's and multiple G4 Mac's with up to date software. I have spent a huge amount of time trouble shooting, resetting, reapplying software and finally calling Applecare without any help. It would be great to get this problem solved.
Powerbook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Does anyone know if Pro Tools LE 8 is compatible with Lion OSX?

I have been using Snow Leopard for editing Pro Tools LE 8 and I'm thinking of upgrading to Lion OSX if I can get it to work with Pro Tools LE 8.

looks like snow leopard is the last supported for v8, not to say it won't work, just not supported.
upgrading to 10 is easy!
http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/Download/en393651

Is pro tools 11.3.1 compatible with yosemite?

What drivers of Pro tools would work for the Yosemite? My sound card is not working for Pro tools. please provide some suggestions

The current Edge supported platforms doesn't list windows 7 as supported yet but it will be shortly (probably with the next SP).
I'm pretty sure they will work fine but you may have to wait for a fix if there are any specific windows 7 issues. I don't have an ETA on this yet but supported platforms commonly add the latest OS and windows 7 has been out a while now.My best guess would be when the SP3 documentation comes out in May-June for enterprise
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Is Pro Tools 9.0.5 compatible it Mac OS X 10.7.4 Lion?

Need answers asap

To install Mavericks, you need one of these Macs:
iMac (Mid-2007 or later)
MacBook (13-inch Aluminum, Late 2008), (13-inch, Early 2009 or later)
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid-2009 or later),
MacBook Pro (15-inch or 17-inch, Mid/Late 2007 or later)
MacBook Air (Late 2008 or later)
Mac mini (Early 2009 or later)
Mac Pro (Early 2008 or later)
Xserve (Early 2009)
Your Mac also needs:
OS X Mountain Lion, Lion, or Snow Leopard v10.6.8 already installed
2 GB or more of memory
8 GB or more of available space

Since upgrading to OS X Yosemite I can't run pro tools LE

I up graded my i Mac to run on OS X Yosemite 10.10.2.
Since uploading I have discovered that my pro tools LE is not compatible with this new operating system.
How can I address this?
Can I uninstall OS X? If so, how do I uninstall?
Cheers,
Shaughno

Have you checked for an update to the program?
Do a backup, preferably 2 separate ones on 2 separate drives.
Revert to a Previous OS X - Yosemite
Revert to former OS from Mavericks
Revert to Snow Leopard
Revert Yosemite to Mavericks
If you do revert, I'd use Setup Assistant to restore your data. This process takes a while, so do it when you won't need the computer for several hours, based on my experience.

FCP, Pro Tools M powered and OMF files

Hi
Just wanted to try and sweeten audio from a FCP sequence in Pro Tools (I have M-Powered only - not HD) and I don't have DV toolkit.
I've exported the OMF from FCP but can't work out easy workflow of importing the file into Pro Tools M powered without spending big bucks.
Is there some freeware that enables you to import an OMF from FCP into Pro Tools M-Powered?
Thanks,
Ant

I have Leopard 10.5.8 and I have Pro Tools M-Powered 8. Exact.
Please Note: Pro Tools 8.0.3 software (and higher) does not support some retired products, including:
Mbox (original model)
Macintosh PowerPC Computers
http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=353265
I have Leopard 10.5.8 and I have Pro Tools M-Powered 8. Exact.
Pro Tools M-Powered 8 (Full Version)
IMPORTANT NOTE: To run Pro Tools specific hardware is required!
Please check the compatibility of your computer system before you buy your Pro Tools software:http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=353265
Platform: Qualified computers running Windows Vista (32-bit), Windows XP SP2, or Mac OS X 10.5/10.6 (Intel-based Macs only); Pro Tools 8.0.3 required for Mac OS X Snow Leopard support and public beta support for Windows 7.
Hardware/Software: Supported M-Audio hardware peripheral, for example M-Audio FireWire 1814, M-Audio Firewire 410, M-Audio Delta 44, Delta 66, and many more Pro Tools M-Powered 8 compatible M-Audio devices and drivers. Please click here to check specific product compatibility for Windows or Mac
System Memory: 1 GB minimum, 2 GB or more recommended for best performance
Drive: DVD-ROM or equivalent optical drive for software installation
Available USB port for iLok USB Smart Key (included)
Important: Please note that with boxed versions of this product, you may need to download a free update to the latest versionhere.
I don't see anywhere any info to indicate that your software is compatible with PPC Macs.
ALL info available is contrary to your claims.

I need to run a different os x on my new macbook pro for pro tools 9hd

I have a newer macbook pro (no retena deplay) running Maverick but I need to be able to run snow leopard for pro tools 9hd
I have installed snow leopard on an extenal drive and it switches operating systems fine on my Imac (which is older) but does not work on my newer macbook pro.
Is this not possible?

more details here:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1365439

Pro tools compatibility

I want to know if pro tools 7.3 is compatible with the sound blaster audigy platinum ex card .

kmachmusic wrote:
I want to know if pro tools 7.3 is compatible with the sound blaster audigy platinum ex card .
I suppose no, it isn't.
Information for v. 7.4:
http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?...n=news_details
jutapa

Pro Tools and Leopard

Just wanted to know if anyone had heard any information about Digidesign patching up Pro Tools to work with Leopard.
I really hope they do it soon...

I just got this info from Digidesign on LE and Leopard.
Hello Everyone,
I'm Dave Lebolt, general manager of Digidesign. I wanted to take a moment to talk to you about what is happening with Mac OS X Leopard and support in Pro Tools. Some of you have commented that getting Leopard qualified far earlier than now would seem like a "no-brainer," or that Digidesign is often far too late in coming on line in support of newer OS versions. Some have hypothesized that we will charge for an upgrade just to offer you Leopard support. Some people have even said that it's possible that Apple may be causing problems for Pro Tools on purpose. And some folks have said all of these things at once!
The first thing I want to say to all of you is: I'm sorry. I'm sorry that getting here is taking so long and that we have not been able to communicate more about it, and also because we really do care about your experience as customers... People working here are passionate about Pro Tools, a lot of us here want to use our product with Leopard too, and most of all we care because we genuinely want to do anything we can to help you be creative and successful in what you do. So I'm sorry if we're letting you down by not getting things released sooner.
Lack of Leopard support across our product line affects many of you (and affects our business), so I wanted to give you some insight into what's been happening and where we are in the process. Some quick answers to the above statements:
* We have an excellent working relationship with Apple. I have regular communications with senior folks there, as do many others in our organization with their peers (especially engineering and test). The people I talk to at Apple want Pro Tools to be compatible as much as we do; they know that a lot of you are our mutual customers. Ultimately, Apple considers Digidesign to be an important developer on the platform.
* Rest assured, we will not charge Pro Tools 7.4 owners for an update to support OS X Leopard. In fact, it is not our policy (nor has it ever been) to charge for a "dot release" where the only change is support for a new OS version.
* We'd love to have the new Leopard compatible version out to all of you, and it's very painful not to have it for everyone right now. We start work on the qualification (and development process as required) early in the cycle. We begin work on the "seed" versions of the operating system as soon as they are available and sometimes things are changing even as the initial OS release goes to market. If anything changes after that (i.e., a dot release), we sometimes have to start over in addressing any problems that may be newly introduced and go through entirely new rounds of testing to ensure quality.
What's The Current Status?
We have been working hard on supporting OS X Leopard since its introduction to developers at WWDC in 2006 for many months (including some period of time prior to Leopard's release). As is often the case with entirely new major OS versions, there were some quick "dot" releases after introduction. Many of the problems that Apple addressed in these dot releases were critical to improve OS X Leopard operations (you can read about some of them on the support section of Apple's website). These improvements and fixes were very valuable to a broad base of Mac users. Unfortunately, the currently shipping OS X Leopard release, 10.5.2, contains some changes that actually caused problems with Pro Tools (and some other apps as well). In our case, the problems included audio interfaces not being recognized by the computer, track counts dropping to near zero, and errors coming up during normal operation. Some of you who may have experimented with Pro Tools and OS X Leopard 10.5.2 may have encountered some of these problems.
We have worked closely with Apple's engineering group, who have been working very hard in cooperation with us to get the problems ironed out. The good news is that we're getting close to the home stretch, but we have to do a lot of testing of the fixes that have been implemented in order to be sure that we're in good shape. We need to make sure that our product works well and you're not just getting something that's marginal, and it takes time to exercise all of the newly changed code.
What Works on Leopard? Anything At All?
Currently, only Pro Tools|HD systems running Pro Tools 7.4.1 software are officially qualified with OS X Leopard 10.5.1 running on the new generation Mac Pro 8 core desktop machines (with "Harpertown" processors). This means no support yet for Pro Tools LE and M-Powered, and it means that users of the new Mac Pros need to stick with OS X 10.5.1 for the time being.
Why this Message?
We have posted this information along the way (just a couple of weeks ago our head of customer service posted information to the DUC), but the amount of time that is passing combined with our concern within the company prompted me to want to reach out to all of you. We work cooperatively with Apple, and want to respect the process that we have in place for fixing problems; but I wanted to give you a bit more information about what's been happening and why we're not there yet...
When Will It Ship?
We hope to have the new release within between 1 and 2 months from now; some of that timetable is contingent on Apple. We'll keep you posted as we get closer. Normally, we don't want to give specific dates because that can cause problems in expectation and it's better not to have negative surprises, but I'd like to share this info with you in the spirit of keeping closer to you as our customers.
I hope that my note gives you a better idea of what's been going on — thanks for listening.
- Dave L.

Leopard and Pro Tools

Without going into too much detail, it has come to my attention that Pro Tools is not (yet) compatible with Leopard. Two questions: 1) am i correct in this assumption? 2) does anyone know when it might be compatible? The Digidesign people were somewhat vague. Thank you

ProTools is not compatible with Leopard at this time. All they've said, at least that I can find, can be found here:
http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?langid=100&navid=48&itemid=28065

Issues with compatibility, Lion, Leopard, Pro Tools reinstall

Geetings,
I upgraded to Lion but now my Pro-Tools 8.03 LE m-powered, isnt compatible. I have a Macbook 2009 4 gig ram, duo intel which is now Lion. and Mbox 2 mini
So I partitioned an external drive with Snow Leopard, but now my Pro-Tools DVD installer isnt reading, nothing happens, so I cant do a clean install.
I cannot move the pro-tools files over to the new drive either. Does anyone know how I can get my Protools working on the external drive/Snow Leopard?
I cant afford to upgrade Pro-Tools. Digidesign/Avid is angering alot of people lately with all of this confusion. Its my fault for not looking into it before I upgraded.
Thanks much

I understand that to be a hardware/software combination that is probably written in PowerPC so it needs Rosetta to work on an Intel Mac.
Installing Snow Leopard (with the OPTIONAL installation of Rosetta TURNED ON - redo this if you did not optionally install Rosetta) should work to allow you the "dual-boot" of running Snow Leopard when you need access to ProTools 8 LE and Mbox 2 mini.
Be sure to attempt to install this software into your external drive while Snow Leopard is the operating version of OS X.

Leopard + Pro Tools 7.4 LE

When will the new Leopard be compatible with Pro Tools 7.4 LE? Can I download a compatible upgrade online?

I just got a email responce to the question from digidesign, it looks like one to two months from now LE will be out. I have my new Mac Pro 8 core sitting in the closet waiting the new release. For now it is a really expensive gaming machine. I can't wait to be able to mix with the new Power Mac. Hope fully three times more mixing power than my G5.
Here is the info they released on 4/5/08 from Digidesign
Hello Everyone,
I'm Dave Lebolt, general manager of Digidesign. I wanted to take a moment to talk to you about what is happening with Mac OS X Leopard and support in Pro Tools. Some of you have commented that getting Leopard qualified far earlier than now would seem like a "no-brainer," or that Digidesign is often far too late in coming on line in support of newer OS versions. Some have hypothesized that we will charge for an upgrade just to offer you Leopard support. Some people have even said that it's possible that Apple may be causing problems for Pro Tools on purpose. And some folks have said all of these things at once!
The first thing I want to say to all of you is: I'm sorry. I'm sorry that getting here is taking so long and that we have not been able to communicate more about it, and also because we really do care about your experience as customers... People working here are passionate about Pro Tools, a lot of us here want to use our product with Leopard too, and most of all we care because we genuinely want to do anything we can to help you be creative and successful in what you do. So I'm sorry if we're letting you down by not getting things released sooner.
Lack of Leopard support across our product line affects many of you (and affects our business), so I wanted to give you some insight into what's been happening and where we are in the process. Some quick answers to the above statements:
* We have an excellent working relationship with Apple. I have regular communications with senior folks there, as do many others in our organization with their peers (especially engineering and test). The people I talk to at Apple want Pro Tools to be compatible as much as we do; they know that a lot of you are our mutual customers. Ultimately, Apple considers Digidesign to be an important developer on the platform.
* Rest assured, we will not charge Pro Tools 7.4 owners for an update to support OS X Leopard. In fact, it is not our policy (nor has it ever been) to charge for a "dot release" where the only change is support for a new OS version.
* We'd love to have the new Leopard compatible version out to all of you, and it's very painful not to have it for everyone right now. We start work on the qualification (and development process as required) early in the cycle. We begin work on the "seed" versions of the operating system as soon as they are available and sometimes things are changing even as the initial OS release goes to market. If anything changes after that (i.e., a dot release), we sometimes have to start over in addressing any problems that may be newly introduced and go through entirely new rounds of testing to ensure quality.
What's The Current Status?
We have been working hard on supporting OS X Leopard since its introduction to developers at WWDC in 2006 for many months (including some period of time prior to Leopard's release). As is often the case with entirely new major OS versions, there were some quick "dot" releases after introduction. Many of the problems that Apple addressed in these dot releases were critical to improve OS X Leopard operations (you can read about some of them on the support section of Apple's website). These improvements and fixes were very valuable to a broad base of Mac users. Unfortunately, the currently shipping OS X Leopard release, 10.5.2, contains some changes that actually caused problems with Pro Tools (and some other apps as well). In our case, the problems included audio interfaces not being recognized by the computer, track counts dropping to near zero, and errors coming up during normal operation. Some of you who may have experimented with Pro Tools and OS X Leopard 10.5.2 may have encountered some of these problems.
We have worked closely with Apple's engineering group, who have been working very hard in cooperation with us to get the problems ironed out. The good news is that we're getting close to the home stretch, but we have to do a lot of testing of the fixes that have been implemented in order to be sure that we're in good shape. We need to make sure that our product works well and you're not just getting something that's marginal, and it takes time to exercise all of the newly changed code.
What Works on Leopard? Anything At All?
Currently, only Pro Tools|HD systems running Pro Tools 7.4.1 software are officially qualified with OS X Leopard 10.5.1 running on the new generation Mac Pro 8 core desktop machines (with "Harpertown" processors). This means no support yet for Pro Tools LE and M-Powered, and it means that users of the new Mac Pros need to stick with OS X 10.5.1 for the time being.
Why this Message?
We have posted this information along the way (just a couple of weeks ago our head of customer service posted information to the DUC), but the amount of time that is passing combined with our concern within the company prompted me to want to reach out to all of you. We work cooperatively with Apple, and want to respect the process that we have in place for fixing problems; but I wanted to give you a bit more information about what's been happening and why we're not there yet...
When Will It Ship?
We hope to have the new release within between 1 and 2 months from now; some of that timetable is contingent on Apple. We'll keep you posted as we get closer. Normally, we don't want to give specific dates because that can cause problems in expectation and it's better not to have negative surprises, but I'd like to share this info with you in the spirit of keeping closer to you as our customers.
I hope that my note gives you a better idea of what's been going on — thanks for listening.
- Dave L.

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