Hello All,
Later this week or early next week I'll be receiving Pro Tools 10 with mBox
Pro. Using an iMac early 2008, 4GB of ram and Mountain Lion 10.8.5.
I am wondering any VoiceOver settings I need to set?
More questions later but this should do it for now.
Thanks for any thoughts or sugges
Hey John,
The first thing you might want to consider is either rolling back to
or setting up Lion on a separate partition. There is a bug that breaks
VoiceOver's ability to read the counter display and edit fields within
Pro Tools when you run it in Mountain Lion.
Sorry to be the barer of bad new
Hey John Scott is correct certain edit fields are not being reported
by voiceover, and it makes working in MountainLion almost impossible.
Avid and Apple are aware of this and they are currently working to resolve it.
They are saying in a few months it will be fixed and released in an 11. Build…
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Hey John Scott is correct certain edit fields are not being reported
by voiceover, and it makes working in MountainLion almost impossible.
Avid and Apple are aware of this and they are currently working to re
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Subject: Re: New user questions
Be warned or you will be facing alot of frustration, try to find a way to
have lion on that machine. In some cases Lion won't even load on some older
machines from what I remember so do your research and assume nothi
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Hello,
Thanks for all the suggestions.
I did have Lion on my iMac early 2008, and have an external FireWire 800
drive I'll install lion.
Again thanks and very nice to be on the list. John
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Date: Tue, 1 Oct 2013 08:59:18 -0800
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: New user questions
You should be good to go. You will need to do a couple things with your
native protools plugins in order to get them to be accessible by PT, but
you
can cross that bridge when you get there. Are
Sounds good.
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Just new to Pro Tools however it seems in other programs such as CakeWalk
in early 2000s I understand terms.
I am sure more questions will be asked but having the
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> Just new to Pro Tools however it seems in other programs such as CakeWalk
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I think that 11 is the game changer we're weighting for from everything I
have read.
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is there any major advantage using 10.3 over 10.
I couldn'
11 is the game changer we're weighting for from
everything I have read.
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is there any major advantage using 10.3 over 10.
I couldn't figure out how
ack to 10 have had no problems whatsoever, but if there is an
> advantage in moving on, I'd like to know.
> Thanks.
>
>
> On 10/1/13, Poppa Bear wrote:
>> Sounds good.
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10/1/2013 1:57 PM, Poppa Bear wrote:
>> I think that 11 is the game changer we're weighting for from everything I
>> have read.
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