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Hi guys...
I haven't found any "news" related about installing DVD Studio Pro on Mavericks.
I think i've read somewhere that this software was deprecated so now i need to know how can i install the latest version on mavericks or maybe find another software as good as DVD Studio Pro.
Any help?
Regards and thanks so much.
Francisco.
Mac OS X (10.7.4)
DVDSP should install on Mavericks assuming it's from Final Cut Studio 3
Hi Ian...
Did you try it yourself?.
I've been reading that maybe some of the feature will not work.
I'll test a few proyects and let you guys know.
Thanks so much.
I haven't tried DVDSP as I no longer use FCS 3, though I do have FCP 7 installed for those (extremely) rare occasions when it's better suited than FCP X.
FCP 7 seems to be the most temperamental of all the FCS apps, so as it works OK, DVDSP should have no problems.
Good luck!
Made some discs on Mav couple of days ago. No problems.
As per Nick, It works fine. No issues.
Who anybody has problem like on the picture? There is no color palette. how does it treat?
Well being on Yosemite I cannot test any Mavericks issues. I can see the same issue in Yosemite though.
A brief search showed that the problem exists in both Mavericks and Yosemite. No solution so far.
Hi, I have OS 10.9.5 and DVDSP 4.2.2 and it works fine. Have been using it since Mavericks came out. Now I want to know if it will work with Yosemite.
Hello, I have OS 10.9.5 and DVDSP 4.2.2 and have used it with Mavericks ever since it came out with no problems. Now I need to know from someone if it will work with Yosemite?
I have 10.9.5 using FCPX on two different iMacs. I own Final Cut Studio 3 but only use DVDSP 4. It's running quite nicely on the older iMac, but today I tried to install on the newer iMac but got dialog box that says Powerpc applications are no longer supported. I cannot remember how I installed it on the first iMac. Is there a way to install DVDSP 4 on the newer iMac running 10.9.5?
Wikileak:
It works even though it doesn't work.
While the display of colors in the pop-up menu is broken under Mac OS X 10.9, the palette is still there and works for setting colors. Choosing the first blank spot in the Color pop-up menu sets that first color in the palette, choosing the second blank spot on the Color pop-up menu sets the second color in the in the palette, etc. Of course, this was sooooo much easier when the Color pop-up menu displayed color swatches as expected.
If you click the "Edit Palette" button at the bottom, the colors in the Edit Palette dialog box from left to right correspond to the Color pop-up menu from top to bottom. So, the color in row one, column one of the Edit Palette dialog will be the first blank in the Color pop-up list. The color in the row one, column two will be the second color in the pop-up list and so forth.
I set the colors for a title in the Edit Palette and take a screen shot, then reference that while using the Color pop-up menu.
If your machine will boot 10.7.5, an alternative is to create a startup volume just for setting the colors and switch to 10.9.5 for finishing the disc.
-Warren
DVD Studio Pro on Mavericks
