Problems running Pro tools m-powered on Mac Intel
 

I´ve just bought Mac OS X 10.4.6 Intel Core Duo and trying to work my Pro Tools M-Powered 7 with my Mac , but the computer always freeze and have to restart . Does anyone know who to solve this problem ? .

Re: Problems running Pro tools m-powered on Mac In
 

Are you running the proper Pro Tools for Intel Macs? If it's numbered like LE, it'd be 7.1.1 or 7.1.3

Re: Problems running Pro tools m-powered on Mac In
 

Yes I got it working after I updated my mac intel upto 4.7 and pro tools 7.1.1 .
But then I got some more updates on my mac intel upto os x 10.4.8 , and now pro tools doesnt work again
and I cant find any new drivers for mac intel ox s 10.4.8 .
This is a bloody nightmare . uff

Re: Problems running Pro tools m-powered on Mac In
 

What M-Audio hardware are you using? Did you download the v 1.7.4 driver? It works fine for me with my Firewire 410 and 7.1.1 and 10.4.8 on my Mac Pro.

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I have m-audio firewire audiophile , I got it working , but then I hooked my m-audio back to my laptop PC and now m-audio does not work with me PC ,when I open up control panel for m-audio , it says : NO COMPATIBLE FIREWIRE DEVICE IS FOUND , another bloody nightmare .

Re: Problems running Pro tools m-powered on Mac In
 

You say you are running a Mac Pro. Can you give me some info on it? I'm about to buy a mac pro myself, but am scared because it is so new. I am running ProTools 7.1 on a PC with a ProjectMix right now.

I did see that the ProjectMix now has the drivers for 10.4.7 on the MacPro.


Any info would be greatly appreciated.


TBF

Re: Problems running Pro tools m-powered on Mac In
 

Glad to. Very succinctly, it's by far the best computer I've ever had—it's whisper-quiet, incredibly fast, has never crashed (except with earlier versions of Parallels Desktop that were not Mac Pro-compatible; now Parallels runs XP Home for me beautifully)—in short, a real gem.

Two caveats: 1) buy as much RAM as you can afford (I have 3 GB); I recommend Ramjet.com as a vendor, and 2) don't use the Migration Assistant to transfer your files from your current Mac.