#Davinci resolve for mac high sierra install
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It may in the end be more sensible to ditch iMac Pro (a choice) - a prospect I truly resent, as this legacy OS limitation is pointless (even Sierra?) - and go for the newest iMac. Indeed I already have it and had intended to sell it for about $1000, a nice chunk of change still, but am forced to keep it set up in a stupid, super in-the-way place, a nine-pound hammer of a solution.

#Davinci resolve for mac high sierra manual

The projects are so enormous and complex typically with the onlines, gradings and animations I have done that conversion is untenable - restoring and replicating hundreds of instances of manual keyframing and sizing, and the attendant relinking errors certainly familiar to those of you who have gone to such depths, not the full-time moonlighting that's worth any professional's time on old projects - and not possible anyway with the extensive use of third-party legacy filtering.Īnyway, yes, you're right about the second Mac. I use Resolve extensively, FCPX somewhat, but also need FCP7 in my work.

Sure, in your professional life it is your 'choice' to do your work, but again, that's not really relevant or helpful to the discussion. If Apple have EOL'ed this app, then why not just throw it onto the web, warts and all, to Apple it has zero value, like a used paper coffee cup, why not give the code away so that others can keep it alive?įor me it's not relevant or, really, informed (about who I may be and what I may do) to speak of it as a 'choice' so much as a need, a part of my work. I would suggest that Final Cut Studio has a long life span ahead, sure it was not loved by Apple, and terminated very quickly, and Apple being Apple will not support it, fine, accepted.

#Davinci resolve for mac high sierra install

I personally feel it should be mandatory for Apple and other tech firms to support through some means legacy software, it is software, I can understand the obsolete path of tech 2 days after it has been released.that makes sense.Īpple has made an error of judgement, no 2 errors, firewire in 2018, when most modern devices don't support it, and legacy code support for Final Cut Studio 2/3.Īctually how hard would it be to re-code HS so that when you install HS it actually partitions the SSD of your choice into 2, 1 large for HS and 1 for legacy, you decide this at the install stage, and once the HS OS is installed and you need an older OS, you can install it as part of the 2nd stage of install? Sandboxing is a great solution, it works when it needs to, there are countries that only use FCP7 as it is more cost effective, archives are built around this old system. I listed 3 apps that are professional in nature, that have a long history and will remain professional for a long time to come, kind of like having to keep leaded gas, as there are cars that still require it, maybe at 300 years you might consider taking away leaded gasoline.