FCP and Jaguar

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Mr Jobs

macrumors regular

Original poster

• Sep 1, 2002

• #1

anyone know if final cut pro works with jaguar without any problems or not...thanks

 

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bidge

macrumors 6502

• Sep 1, 2002

• #2

I have no problems at all.

 

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Archer

macrumors newbie

• Sep 1, 2002

• #3

no prob's, even recognizes emagic's sound board. Yeah.

 

748s

macrumors 6502a

• Sep 1, 2002

• #4

fcp 3.0.2 has been qualified for use with 10.2.
the quicktime 6 included with 10.2 is approved for use with fcp. if you are running fcp on any os x below 10.2 the only approved qt is 5.x

 

tjwett

macrumors 68000

• Sep 1, 2002

• #5

Originally posted by Archer
no prob's, even recognizes emagic's sound board. Yeah.

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i use the emi 2|6 also. how is it working for you under Jag? are you getting all 6 outs? any noise?

 

ShaolinMiddleFinger

macrumors 6502a

• Sep 2, 2002

• #6

Man, there must be a lot of bootleggers for FCP 3 because in order to even get the update you have to input your serial number

 

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JupiterZen

macrumors regular

• Sep 6, 2002

• #7

Originally posted by Archer
no prob's, even recognizes emagic's sound board. Yeah.

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And what emagic sound board would that be? Because I am waiting and waiting and waiting for them to give me OS X support for their Audiowerk8 soundcard.

But still no dice 🙁

 

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gopher

macrumors 65816

• Sep 6, 2002

• #8

The only problem people have had are people using the Final Cut Pro upgrade from 2.x to 3.0. They have needed to install Mac OS 9 to do the update and are outraged on Apple's discussion boards as Apple isn't including Mac OS 9 with Jaguar. At least Apple currently has an up-to-date program to purchase Mac OS 9 for those who don't already have it, and it is included on the restore CDs for those who purchase machines with Jaguar preinstalled, but how long is that going to last?

 

drastik

macrumors 6502a

• Sep 6, 2002

• #9

well, hoepfully the next updates to FCP, the big ones, will upgrade anywhere form 1.0 on up, but I sort of doubt it. This sucks for people who get a clean install everytime they update the system. 9's on its way out, so this could be a problem. What I'd like to see is a trade in progam. You would send in your disks and your liscences from previous generations, and they return you a full program at the current version. I wouldn't think this wuld make costs higher.