Any problems with PT 12.7 HD and Sierra 10.12.3?

[chadjhughes]

I'm about to pull the trigger on upgrading my system today and I saw that Avid's compatibility chart lists PT 12.7 HD as being compatible with Mac OS 10.12.1 but not the latest version 10.12.3.

Wondering if anyone has tested 10.12.3 and PT 12.7 HD versions together without a mushroom cloud appearing over their studio?

I'm asking because Avid did the same thing when they released compatibility for El Cap and said PT 12.5 wouldn't work with 10.11.6 but would with 10.11.1, when in fact it was fine form the release date. They just didn't officially support it until later.


Any feedback or problems to report would be appreciated!

[clausiii]

does not work here on my test drive!!!

EDIT: well, now it opens after starting PT with the N key and the tried a different sound device. Then it opened. Then switched back to my desired device. All ok now...
...strange...

[Ianduarte]

Working Perfectly here. Pro Tools 12.7 on Sierra 10.12.3

[john1192]

i feel bloody from all this Cutting Edge talk ... i hope you guys Backup your systems before doing these .dot updates of Sierra .. just sayin' ... safety first ..

[clausiii]

Yes you are right, and i said TEST drive ;-)

[Ianduarte]

I always backup before updates. Safety first, but so far so good. I am happy with 10.12.3 and Pro Tools HDN 12.7

[mavericksound]

I am on PT 12.7.0 and Sierra 10.12.2.
My only issue is that I now keep getting this RAM alert:

"Physical RAM is running low. For better performance, reduce the disk Cache Size in the Playback Engine or install more RAM. You have 2G of unused space in the Disk Cache."

I have 16 GIGs installed, and have NEVER had any issue.

It seems like the RAM is staying used up in the Cache or something like that. Never had it before I updated to Sierra.

It's pretty frustrating. Really shouldn't have switched yet!

[dankin]

Originally Posted by mavericksound

I am on PT 12.7.0 and Sierra 10.12.2.
My only issue is that I now keep getting this RAM alert:

"Physical RAM is running low. For better performance, reduce the disk Cache Size in the Playback Engine or install more RAM. You have 2G of unused space in the Disk Cache."

I have 16 GIGs installed, and have NEVER had any issue.

It seems like the RAM is staying used up in the Cache or something like that. Never had it before I updated to Sierra.

It's pretty frustrating. Really shouldn't have switched yet!

I've recently started getting that message on 12.5.1 on Yosemite, so I don't think it has any thing to do with Sierra. That's on my tower with 24gigs of ram and in sessions that do not have any VIs going. I'm thinking there's a ram leak somewhere.

[mavericksound]

Originally Posted by dankin

I've recently started getting that message on 12.5.1 on Yosemite, so I don't think it has any thing to do with Sierra. That's on my tower with 24gigs of ram and in sessions that do not have any VIs going. I'm thinking there's a ram leak somewhere.

Interesting. It was only after updating to Sierra for me.

[dankin]

Originally Posted by mavericksound

Interesting. It was only after updating to Sierra for me.

what was your disk cache set at? It's weird for me because it just started happening in the last month, the only thing I've done is up date some plugins that were not on the latest version.