Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

Skootch is currently a 32 bit app, written for 32 bit versions of Pro Tools. The Menu Anywhere feature in Skootch 4.x cannot work with 64 bit Pro Tools. Other features likewise may fail to work with PT 11. Depending on how similar PT 11 is to prior versions, some features of Skootch may still work.

I will post here when a version of Skootch is available with full compatibility with PT 11.

Thanks for your interest in Skootch.

Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

We're looking forward to to it Bob. Skootch is an important part of Pro Tools.

Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

I don't have that option! I must be using an old version!

Edit: Yeah, I'm on version 3.3 still! Works fine if I skootch in 10 first, then launch and skootch 11.

Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

Yes indeed!

Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

Bump. 64 bit version ever made?

Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

Yep, long time ago. Works fine with PT11, haven't tried yet with PT12. I don't use the Menu Anywhere feature, so I can't confirm whether it's working as intended.

Using v4.4.1 here, by the way. It's the latest version as far as I know.

Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

Last version I was aware of was 4.2.5, back from 5-26-12.

Seems to be working fine though, didn't know there was an updated one...

Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

I've tried contacting Bob Nagy through his personal email and on this site and he has not gotten back to me.

Is Skootch hosted on a website somewhere? I would really like to use his software and am willing to pay for it but it's next to impossible to find any information on it anywhere.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

Anyone have Skootch working in pt 12 ? Is it downloadable anywhere?

Re: Has anyone working Skooch with PT11
 

Such garbage that Avid hasn't fixed something this important themselves. ProTools looks *awful* under windows. I look at other programs like Resolve and realize how neglected ProTools really is.