Re: system requirements for Pro Tools 12.8.x

I just asked about this in the What'sapp group the other day, and Slau told me that at this time, Avid doesn't yet officially certify ProTools to work with High Sierra. Keep in mind, that doesn't necessarily mean it won't work. It just means it's not officially supported. At this time, I

Re: system requirements for Pro Tools 12.8.x

hi Slaw and what about mac HighSiera? , should I upgrade? thanks a bunch Roy. -Original Message- From: Slau Halatyn Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2017 1:05 AM To: PTAccess List Subject: system requirements for Pro Tools 12.8.x I've always been one to try and max out a system whenever

Re: system requirements for Pro Tools 12.8.x

As I said, I'm sure Pro Tools will run on an I5 machine. For that matter, it runs on a Core 2 duo. I simply pointed out the specification which was interesting. > On Dec 12, 2017, at 8:17 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland > wrote: > > Slau, > > I have a mac mini mid 2012,

Re: system requirements for Pro Tools 12.8.x

Slau, I have a mac mini mid 2012, and it's got OSX 10.12 Sierra, and is running ProTools 12.8.2 with an I5. Everything seems to be running just fine here with 8 GB ram. Now, granted, I don't do massive symphony based sessions, or things that have a hundred gazillian tracks in it, LOL! but

system requirements for Pro Tools 12.8.x

I've always been one to try and max out a system whenever buying a new computer. I was just looking at some compatibility info and was surprised to learn that, technically, Pro Tools 12.8.x requires an I7 processor. Now that probably means that it'll surely run on an I5 but Avid clearly

Re: Tutorial of protools in text

Very well, I'll start reading the protools tutorials, thank you very much, La actitud vence el reto El 12/12/2017, a la(s) 11:48, Slau Halatyn escribió: > There are no text-based tutorials for using Pro Tools with VoiceOver. For the > most part, a VoiceOver user uses

Re: CD burning re-visited

Whooo, it'll do DVD's with menus? It Is it accessible to configure what shows on the menus, and basically configure your menu template? This is getting a bit OT, I'll admit, but this might be egg, zactly! what I was looking for this morning, if it'll do this very thing accessibly. ---

Re: Tutorial of protools in text

There are no text-based tutorials for using Pro Tools with VoiceOver. For the most part, a VoiceOver user uses Pro Tools in the same way a sighted user would use Pro Tools. The difference is that rather using a mouse, one navigates and interacts using VoiceOver commands. Rather than using the

Re: Tutorial of protools in text

Sorry, I did not explain myself well, I was referring to tutorials for protools with VoiceOver, maybe there is a place where I can buy them, I know there are audio tutorials, but as I said before, it is difficult for me to translate them -- You received this message because you are subscribed

Re: Tutorial of protools in text

Well, all of the pdf manuals can certainly be translated and would undoubtedly be the best way to learn Pro Tools. In fact, wait a second, I believe the manuals have already been localized into Spanish. Give it a look and I think you'll find it. Slau . > On Dec 12, 2017, at 11:02 AM,

Re: CD burning re-visited

Ah, there you go. I didn't follow that thread closely. Cheers, Slau > On Dec 12, 2017, at 10:56 AM, Ignasi Cambra wrote: > > I did mention burn on that thread a few weeks ago. It’s very accessible and > works great, even for creating DVDs with menus. Someone said that

Tutorial of protools in text

Hello, does anyone know if there is a protools tutorial in text? Since for me it will be easier to translate it into Spanish, the audio tutorials are more difficult to translate, if someone can help me I will be very grateful -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the

Re: CD burning re-visited

I did mention burn on that thread a few weeks ago. It’s very accessible and works great, even for creating DVDs with menus. Someone said that it can’t be used with several CD drives if you have more than one but I don’t know about that. I think for most people it’s a good option. Sent from my

Re: CD burning re-visited

Not sure if this was the one mentioned but, Burn is or at least has been accessible: http://burn-osx.sourceforge.net Seems to still launch on Sierra. Maybe worth a look. Slau > On Dec 12, 2017, at 10:03 AM, Peter Bosher wrote: > >

Re: CD burning re-visited

On another note, just was thinking, I highly highly doubt it, but I wonder if Nero ever was ported over to the Mac. LOL! --- Christopher Gilland Co-founder of Genuine Safe Haven Ministries http://www.gshministry.org (980) 500-9575 - Original Message - From: Peter Bosher To:

Re: CD burning re-visited

That's probably it. I've set my mac to install from all sources, so that's probably why it installed. It's perfectly legit. https://sourceforge.net/projects/simplyburns/ Another option would be Express Burn from NCH Software: www.nch.com.au/burn/index.html The NCH package is more up to

CD burning re-visited

Hi All, A few weeks back there was a thread about accessible CD-burning Mac software.   One of the recommendations was 'Simply Burns', but the download I find dates from 2009 and won't immediately install because it's unidentified by Apple.  Is that the right one do you think?  And What was