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05-26-2019, 05:03 PM
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Mojave Thinks PT 2019.5 is a 32-bit App
Every time I install 2019.5 on a Mac running Mojave, the first launch of Pro Tools gives me that message about how Pro Tools is not optimized for the Mac... that is, it's basically saying Pro Tools - or some component of it - is still 32-bit.
Anyone else also seeing this message first time launching Pro Tools in Mojave? Better yet, anybody know why Mojave thinks Pro Tools, which is 64-bit, is still a 32-bit app?
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