10.2.0 Update for Win and Mac is out

[guitardom]

Originally Posted by Raoul23

I'd like to know if this cures the freeze issue any one had this problem and doesn't with this update?????

It seems to be resolved

[StudioRat81]

Originally Posted by guitardom

You did not lose the authorization as it is on your ilok. You just need to get the installer and reinstall.

Actually, I didn't even need to reinstall. The plug-ins show up and (seem to) work fine in a session. The launch messages must just have something to do with the change to AAX.

[StudioRat81]

Installed and running smoothly on Windows 7. The response on my system seems to be snappier, and no sign of the freezing issue so far.

[jgrooms]

Originally Posted by louieshowers

Is it on the regular update page??? So i have to log in to my account to receive this??

http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/d...ls-10-2-Update

[derFunkenstein]

Do I need to re-download the VI installer from my account? Is there anything there I need or can I just leave my current VI's installed? They got installed along with 10.1.1 when I upgraded.

[zion]

Originally Posted by derFunkenstein

Do I need to re-download the VI installer from my account? Is there anything there I need or can I just leave my current VI's installed? They got installed along with 10.1.1 when I upgraded.

I didn't have to reinstall any VI's or plugins. After I installed 10.2.0 all was there and working fine.

[derFunkenstein]

Excellent, I won't bother re-downloading then. Thanks!

[Meads]

Originally Posted by izzi63

Digi Tech Support.... There seems to be a lot of confusion here!!!

I see that on page 6 of the 10.2 Installation Guide, it says “If you are upgrading Pro Tools, be sure to uninstall any lower version of Pro Tools from your computer.”

Yet, I'm seeing users here that are just updating their software and every thing's kosher!

What's the deal?

Thanks...

I guess this means versions lower than PT10.

[mykhal c]

Originally Posted by izzi63

Digi Tech Support.... There seems to be a lot of confusion here!!!

I see that on page 6 of the 10.2 Installation Guide, it says “If you are upgrading Pro Tools, be sure to uninstall any lower version of Pro Tools from your computer.”

Yet, I'm seeing users here that are just updating their software and every thing's kosher!

What's the deal?

Thanks...
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MacBook Pro 17-inch (Early 2011), 2.2 GHz Quad-core Intel Core i7, 8GB SDRAM, 500GB Serial ATA Drive @ 7200 RPM, Lion 10.7.4, Pro Tools 10.1.3

if you wanna avoid havin' to troubleshoot 'weirdness' later on then it's best to do as advised in the installation guide. these other users might think all is well just sayin'

[TOM@METRO]

Originally Posted by mykhal c

if you wanna avoid havin' to troubleshoot 'weirdness' later on then it's best to do as advised in the installation guide. these other users might think all is well just sayin'

^^^ This is good advice. I would follow it. ^^^