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Originally Posted by JFreak
I don't know if I should say this or not, but I say it anyway as it is just logical reasoning and not a trade secret.
Once the license was named from "Pro Tools 12" to "Pro Tools Perpetual" in 12.6 all PT cares for is the RELEASE LIMIT date which needs to be on or later than the PT software you wish to use was released. So, if your RELEASE LIMIT is today, technically you can use anything from 12.6 until today.
EULA forbids that however, so bear that in mind. Same goes for subscriptions. For all of you who wish to break your EULA, Avid Download Center is your friend.
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Ok. Interesting fact. But, how does that help the OP run v11? v12potentially, but definitely not v11.
You don’t get v10, v11 etc with a new license right? AFAIK, it’s only us older users that upgraded from those versions that have access to them.
But interesting to know that a current license can go back to 12.6. OP did mention Yosemite which 12.6 is qualified for, so perhaps he can run use his current license after all.
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