When QuickTime X attempts to operate with a 32-bit codec or perform an operation not supported by QuickTime X, it will start a 32-bit helper process to perform the requested operation. Ouch.īut some clever person figured out a hack, since it turned out Apple had simply made it refuse to open in the newer system (you could drop the downloaded 5.6.1 dmg on Automator for that app to open it, rename it, and then it worked again as say "Old Airport Express" with no issues). So you couldn't configure say an old Express or Extreme, and they were bricked if something needed changing. The old version of Airport Utility, which was required by any Apple network stuff (a warning sign I should have heeded), was deprecated in one of the OSs a while ago.
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I would have thought the idea of deliberately crippling Apple software to prevent use in new systems would be paranoia, until I encountered it myself. I'm not sure if iWork 09 & QT7 are 32bit apps or 64bit though.
Otherwise I can't think of any reason why iWork 09 & QT 7 can still be running well, they are as old or older than FCP7. I think apple is selectively crippling those software by putting in codes in the new OS to prevent them from running or installing. Keynote, Numbers & Pages have no issues at all!ģ) Sony XDCam Transfer 2.13 can run but I don't have a drive or file to test if the transcoding process is ok.
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This was released in 2009 if I'm not wrong, People think that it's ok to let it go.Ĥ) iLife '11 not running, like FCP 7, but can be installed.ġ) Quicktime 7.6 installs fine & runs well, Pro ver including!Ģ) iWork '09 full running well. SSD drive formatted in HFS+.ġ) FCP 7 is officially dead. Was trying out HS on an external drive and found something interesting.
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