What's new in Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0.5
Apr 21, 2011
- When using the Save Copy In command to save a copy of a session, if the session was saved at a different sample rate, Send automation would inadvertently change duration. In addition, the duration of automation on sample-based Instrument tracks was not converted correctly. (PTSW-135550)
- When using Save Copy In to save a session at a different sample rate, Send automation is properly sample rate converted. All automation on sample-based instrument tracks is now sample-rate-converted.
- While playing back a session, if you clicked or made a selection in any of the Pro Tools counters, playback was interrupted. (PTSW-57055)
- When you click or make a selection in a counter field, playback is not interrupted until a new value is entered, either by typ- ing in the counter field and pressing Return (Mac) or Enter (Windows), or by dragging in the counter field.
- Choosing “Select > Unused” from the Region List menu would incorrectly clear the Undo queue. (PTSW-135605)
- Choosing “Select > Unused” from the Region List menu leaves the Undo queue untouched.
- Pro Tools was regenerating fades instead of relinking to existing fade files, resulting in additional fade files and longer session open times. (PTSW-125305)
- Pro Tools now looks for a Fades folder before regenerating fades.
- When Pro Tools preferences are set to “Latch Forward/Rewind,” Numeric keypad is set to “Transport,” and “Use separate play and stop keys” is enabled, the Pro Tools UI would freeze but still play back after a Rewind and Play command. (PTSW-130160)
- The Pro Tools UI now responds normally when a Rewind and Play command is issued under these conditions.
- The Edit window Continuous Scrolling option performed considerably worse with PT 8.0.3/8.0.4 on Windows than in previous releases. (PTSW-127439) - Windows Only
- Continuous Scroll performance on Windows has been improved to match or exceed the performance of 8.0.1cs2.
- On a Pro Tools system with dual monitors positioned vertically, clicking in the Edit window reduces it to only fit in the top monitor. (PTSW-124174)
New in Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0.4 (Jul 8, 2010)
- Editing:
- Editing can get slow when Separate Region Operates on All Related Takes preference is enabled (Item #PTSW-2989) OS/Platform: All Area: Editing
- Editing could get sluggish when the Separate Region Operates on All Related Takes preference was enabled.
- Incorrect visual feedback when moving regions up and down on tracks (Item #PTSW-3006)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Editing With a mixture of track formats (i.e. stereo and mono), Pro Tools could display incorrect visual feedback when dragging regions up/down on tracks. This was especially problematic when using mini or micro track view, as the yellow region outline would indicate that you could successfully drop a mono region onto a mono track, when in fact the mouse was hovering over a stereo track.
- Dragging a region in Shuffle mode beyond visible area of screen doesn't scroll the screen. (Item #PTSW-3040) OS/Platform: All Area: Editing
- Dragging a region earlier or later in Shuffle mode beyond the visible area of the screen didn't scroll the screen.
- When the cursor is at the beginning of a region, Control-Tab (Mac) is not behaving correctly. (Item #PTSW-3110) OS/Target: All Area: Editing
- When the cursor is at the exact beginning of a region, Control+Tab (Mac)
- Tool cursor turns into mouse pointer when editing (Item #PTSW-10248)OS/Target:
- Mac/All Area: Editing On Mac, the tool cursor would turn into the regular mouse pointer when clicking to perform an edit.
- Cannot create a fade at the front of a region with the Smart Tool. (Item #PTSW-10259)
- OS/Target: All Area: Editing The Smart Tool would not allow creation of a fade in at the beginning of a region.
- Making edit selections can become sluggish in sessions with lots of edit groups (Item #PTSW- 120692) OS/Platform: All Area: Editing, Groups
- Making edit selections could become sluggish in large sessions with lots of edit groups. This has been improved.
- Audio files remain on the hard drive when cancelling a Consolidate operation before it completes. (Item #PTSW-121430) OS/Platform: All Area: Consolidate
- When cancelling a consolidate operation before completion, the files would remain on the hard drive. Importing these files into Pro Tools would cause errors. Cancelling a consolidation now removes the files from the hard drive. Undoing a consolidation also removes the consolidated files from the drive.
- Page up/down/end/home keys stop working temporarily (Item #PTSW-122686)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Editing After making an edit or timeline selection using the start/end fields, the page up/down/end/home keys stop working until the selection is modified.
- Zooming out with single zoom doesn't always return to previously used tool (Item #PTSW-124704)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Editing In certain cases, Pro Tools doesn't always return to the previously used tool when using option-Zoom (Mac) or alt-Zoom (Windows) with the single zoom tool.
- Option-selecting all track names can take several seconds in some cases (Item #PTSW-121981)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Editing With Link Track and Edit Selection and Link Timeline and Edit Selection enabled, option-selecting all track names in the session could take several seconds.
- Recording
- Can't play, record or edit while waveform overviews are being calculated after a record pass. (Item #PTSW-56807) OS/Platform: All Area: Recording
- After a record pass, Pro Tools calculates several sets of waveform overviews. Depending on whether the "Pause Tasks During Playback" preference is enabled, you cannot playback/record or perform edits during the calculation.
- Beginning in Pro Tools 8.0.4, overview calculation after a record pass is always paused during playback/record, regardless of how the preference is set. This allows editing and playback/recording immediately after a record pass. Additionally, waveform calculation after a record pass is no longer displayed in the Task Manager.
- These changes only apply to overview calculation after a record pass.
- Audio files cannot be renamed while recording (Item #PTSW-57337)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Recording In Pro Tools 8.0.3, it was not possible to rename existing audio files on a track or in the region bin while recording.
- Hang after recording with Waveforms set to Power view (Item #PTSW-120992)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Recording Pro Tools could hang for several seconds or minutes after a record pass if View>Waveforms was set to Power. The exact length of the hang was dependent on the length of the recording and number of tracks.
- Waveform could disappear during record pass with Continuous Scrolling or Center Playhead (Item #PTSW-56841) OS/Platform: All/HD and LE with Complete Production Toolkit and DV Toolkit 2 Area: Recording
- When using Continuous Scrolling or Center Playhead, the waveform and red record fill could disappear during a record pass (even though recording continued).
- Crash when the Adjust Fades dialog is prompted during record (Item #PTSW-125770)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Fades, Recording If the user is creating fades and recording simultaneously, Pro Tools could crash if the Adjust Fades dialog is prompted and the recording ends while the dialog is still open.
- Import Session Data
- It is not possible to import track color from other sessions. (Item #PTSW-122215)
- OS/Platform: All/ HD and LE with Complete Production Toolkit and DV Toolkit 2 Area: Import Session Data Track color can now be imported via Import Session Data.
- Error in Task Manager when Importing Session Data from some sessions
- OS/Platform: All Area: Import Session Data Pro Tools could post an Assertion error in the Task Manager when Importing Session Data from some sessions when specific import settings were used.
- Automation
- When writing plug-in automation in Latch mode, stopping the pass may cause Pro Tools to store different automation data than what was written during playback. (Item #PTSW-120728) OS/Platform: All Area: Automation
- In some cases, plug-in automation written in latch mode could contain an incorrect automation spike beyond the position where playback was stopped.
- In some cases when using Latch/Trim automation mode with ADC enabled, Pro Tools could mistakenly write automation to the end of the session. (Item #PTSW-121140) OS/Platform: All/HD Area: Automation
- In sessions with automatic delay compensation enabled and more than 500 samples of system delay, Pro Tools could intermittently write Latch/Trim automation to the end of the session instead of only writing to the stop point.
- Pan automation not retained correctly when dragging regions from stereo track to two mono tracks (Item #PTSW-2939) OS/Platform: All Area: Automation
- If pan automation break points were created at the head/tail of a region on a stereo track so that it was panned hard left/right, the correct automation values were not retained when dragging that region to two mono tracks.
- Nudging a fade causes underlying automation to ramp incorrectly (Item #PTSW-2942)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Automation Nudging a fade with the +/- keys would cause underlying automation to "ramp up" to the fade.
- Using the trim tool to adjust automation on a selected region could cause automation to ramp (Item #PTSW-2944) OS/Platform: All Area: Automation
- In some cases, using the trim tool to adjust automation on a selected region containing automation breakpoints could cause the automation to ramp incorrectly.
- Automation can ramp when TCE Trimming a region in Shuffle mode (Item #PTSW-126552)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Automation Automation could ramp improperly when TCE Trimming a region in Shuffle mode.
- When a track is in the latch automation mode, moving an automated plug-in from one insert slot to another during playback causes the latch to be triggered. (Item #PTSW-2946) OS/Platform: All/HD
- Area: Automation Moving an automated plug-in from one insert slot to another during playback while a track is in latch automation mode could cause the latch to be triggered, and potentially overwrite existing automation. This could only occur if the Allow Latch Prime in Stop preference was enabled.
- Automation breakpoints get deleted when nudging regions (Item #PTSW-2987)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Automation Automation breakpoints at the beginning of a region could get deleted when nudging a region earlier in time.
- Trying to delete automation inside an object-selected region results in region being deleted (Item #PTSW-3011) OS/Platform: All Area: Automation, Editing
- Trying to delete automation inside an object-selected region results in region being deleted. When object selected and in an automation view such as volume, only the automation should be deleted.
- DAE -9155 Automation Too Dense errors (Item #PTSW-3049)
- OS/Platform: All/HD Area: Automation Pro Tools would sometimes post DAE -9155 Automation Too Dense errors during playback. Automation performance has been optimized in Pro Tools 8.0.4.
- Final breakpoint sometimes not written on stop when using Latch or Touch/Latch mode (Item #PTSW-57275) OS/Platform: All Area: Automation
- Intermittently, the final automation breakpoint was not written upon hitting stop when using Latch or Touch/Latch.
- Automation can only be thinned on visible parameters (Item #PTSW-125786)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Automation Added a new Thin All command which when selected, thins all automation parameters on selected areas of tracks, even if those parameters are not visible. The new command is located at Edit>Automation>Thin All (Pro Tools HD and LE with DV Toolkit 2 or Complete Production Toolkit) and Edit>Thin All Automation (Pro Tools LE and M-Powered).
- QuickTime
- Playback start time is delayed when session contains QuickTime video and Mac Sound Input or Output is set to Digidesign HW. (Item #PTSW-2940) OS/Platform: Mac/All Area: QuickTime
- Pro Tools could experience a delay before starting playback in sessions containing QuickTime movies if the Macintosh Sound input or output was set to Digidesign hardware. This has been resolved.
- Miscellaneous
- Interleaved WAV file track ordering and support for WAV_Format_Extensible files (Item #PTSW-2948)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Surround, Import Interleaved 5.1 WAV files created by 3rd party applications such as Steinberg Nuendo with SMPTE/ITU track ordering would import into Pro Tools with the incorrect track order. This has been resolved. Additionally, Pro Tools 8.0.4 can now import and playback WAV_Format_Extensible files from applications such as Avid DS or Steinberg Nuendo.
- Hang after committing a relink command (Item #PTSW-3047)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Relinking In some cases, Pro Tools could hang indefinitely when relinking to missing files that had fade files attached.
- Sessions referencing MXF audio files are slow to open (Item #PTSW-122388)
- OS/Platform: All Area: DigiTranslator, MXF Optimized session open times for sessions referencing MXF audio files.
- Crash when opening a session with Canopus ADVC 110 or 100 attached. (Item #PTSW-120430)
- Area: Canopus ADVC 110 or 100 OS/Platform: Mac/HD Pro Tools could crash when opening a session saved with video playing out via Canopus ADVC 110 or 100.
- Pro Tools is unable to import audio files from some CD's (Item #PTSW-123245)
- OS/Platform: Mac/All Area: CD Importing Pro Tools is unable to import audio files with names containing the characters : or / from CD's which have been cataloged by iTunes. Dragging files from the CD to Pro Tools causes a crash, the Import Audio dialog does not allow you to select the files for import, and the Workspace browser doesn't display the CD at all.
- Digidesign Hardware unavailable when attempting to use some 3rd party applications with Core Audio Manager (Item #PTSW-120492) OS/Platform: Mac/HD and LE Area:
- Core Audio
- The Digidesign Hardware was unavailable when attempting to set some 3rd party applications such as Reason and Cubase to output audio through Pro Tools HD, Digi 002, or 003 systems.
- Right side of stereo region is silent after consolidating audio on an Elastic Audio track. (Item #PTSW-56787) OS/Platform: All Area: Elastic Audio
- In some cases, the right side of a stereo region would be silent after consolidating multiple regions with fades on a stereo track with Elastic Audio enabled.
- coreMIDI.framework gets launched in the Dock when other 3rd party audio applications are launched (Item #PTSW-68025) OS/Platform: Mac/All Area: 3rd party applications, MIDI
- coreMIDI.framework gets launched in the Dock when other 3rd party audio applications are launched. This has been resolved.
- Lost Hardware Communication DAE -9161 error on session close (Item #PTSW-120644)
- OS/Platform: All/HD Area: Session Close Pro Tools sessions could get into a bad state after experiencing a DAE -9161 Lost Hardware Communication error on session close.
- Waveforms are not automatically re-drawn when a disk volume is taken offline and then put back online (Item #PTSW-122026) OS/Platform: All Area: Waveforms
- This could occur when a disk volume containing audio files in the session (but not the session itself) was taken offline and then brought back online, or if a similar volume was switched to Transfer in the Workspace browser, and then set back to Record or Playback.
- Looped region cannot be analyzed for groove template extraction (Item #PTSW-122123)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Beat Detective Fixed a crash or access violation that could occur when attempting to analyze regions looped 3 or more times for groove template extraction via Beat Detective.
- Intermittent noise bursts during playback (Item #PTSW-122506)
- OS/Platform: Windows/All Area: Playback In some cases, Pro Tools HD on Windows XP could intermittently emit white noise bursts or distortion during playback.
- Some plug-ins become non-operational after accidentally pressing the Windows Start key (Item #PTSW-121008) OS/Platform: Windows/All Area: Plug-ins
- Inadvertently pressing the Windows Start key when closing some plug-ins could cause the user interface of other plug-ins to freeze or not function properly.
- With a D-Command connected, some sessions could crash on open (Item #PTSW-124058)
- OS/Platform: All/HD Area: D-Command With a D-Command connected, some sessions could crash on open with a "Segmentation Fault" error. This did not affect D-Control.
- Volume spike during playback (Item #PTSW-121112)
- OS/Platform: All/HD Area: Playback, Delay Compensation In some workflows, initiating play in a session with delay compensation enabled could intermittently cause a momentary volume spike.
- In some scenarios, the right channel can disappear (Item #PTSW-16693)
- OS/Platform: All/HD Area: Mixing When the stereo mixer uses 100% of an HD Accel DSP, it was possible for the right output of a master fader or aux track to disappear.
- Levels on Sends F - J can adopt levels from other sends (Item #PTSW-120265)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Mixing When displaying individual send faders (rather than Assignments), changing a level on one send can propagate that same level to other sends within F - J.
- Incorrect fades when using Satellite Link and Destructive Punch (Item #PTSW-122894)
- OS/Platform: All/HD Area: Satellite Link, Destructive Punch When using Destructive
- Punch mode to dub between multiple Pro Tools HD systems connected via Satellite Link, the crossfades could be incorrect when stopping playback from the player system (rather than stopping from the recorder system).
- When entering a text input field on a non-English operating system, the input language/source would be toggled to the operating system's language (Item #PTSW-3029)
- OS/Platform: All Area: Input Language, Input Source
- Pro Tools 8.0.4 adds a new "Auto-Switch Input Language" preference. When checked, the input language is auto-switched. When unchecked, the used input language is used. On non-English Windows operating systems, an issue exists when the input language is set to English. Pro Tools will stay in English regardless of how the "Auto-
- Switch Input Language" preference is set. The workaround is to set your input language to the operating system's language.
- No audio output after opening several sessions with DSP Cache enabled (Item #PTSW-2980)
- OS/Platform: All/HD Area: DSP, Mixing With DSP Cache enabled, Pro Tools could get into a state where plug-ins would be made inactive and the session would fail to output audio. This would occur after opening/closing multiple sessions with DSP Cache enabled.
New in Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0.3cs2 (Apr 1, 2010)
- Fixes in the following areas:
- Relinking
- Automation
- Session Close
- MachineControl
- CD Importing
- Launch, Open Directory
- Shared Storage, Avid Unity
- Plus previous fixes in the following areas:
- Eleven Rack
- HyperControl
- MIDI Sysex
- Fixed: Hang after committing a relink command (Item #122000)
- In some cases, Pro Tools could hang indefinitely when relinking to missing files that had fade files attached
- Fixed: In some cases when using Latch/Trim automation mode with ADC enabled, Pro Tools could mistakenly write automation to the end of the session (Item #121933)
- In sessions with automatic delay compensation enabled and greater than 500 samples of system delay, Pro Tools could intermittently write Latch/Trim automation to the end of the session instead of only writing to the stop point
- Fixed: When writing plug-in automation in Latch mode, stopping the pass may cause Pro Tools to store different automation data than was being written while playing (Item #121997)
- In some cases, plug-in automation written in latch mode could contain an incorrect automation spike beyond the position where playback was stopped
- Fixed: Lost Hardware Communication DAE -9161 error on session close (Item #120644)
- Pro Tools sessions could get into a bad state after experiencing a DAE -9161 Lost Hardware Communication error on session close
- Fixed: 9-pin Remote Mode with session start times before 00:00:00:00 (Item #122003)
- When in 9-pin Remote Mode, Pro Tools does not play when the session start time is before 00:00:00:00, and playback is started anytime after 00:00:00:00. For example, this will occur if the session start is 23:59:00:00 and playback is started at 00:00:30:00
- Fixed: Pro Tools is unable to import audio files from some CDs (Item #123245)
- Pro Tools is unable to import audio files with names containing the characters : or / from CDs which have been cataloged by iTunes. Dragging files from the CD to Pro Tools causes a crash, the Import Audio dialog does not allow you to select the files for import, and the Workspace browser doesn't display the CD at all.
- Fixed: Pro Tools wouldn't launch on Macs configured for Open Directory or Network Home Directories (Item #3123)
- On Mac systems configured for Network Home Directories (i.e. Open Directory), Pro Tools would post "Pro Tools has unexpectedly quit" error at launch. This has been resolved.
- Fixed: Changing user on shared storage system while Pro Tools is launched does not update user access rights. Pro Tools must be relaunched for changes to be applied. (Items #122032, #57201)
- Previously, when changing users on a shared storage system (such as Avid Unity ISIS), Pro Tools would not update its user access privileges for workspaces until Pro Tools was relaunched. Thus, a user who should have read/write permissions on a given workspace may have read only access. This has been resolved.
- Fixes included from Pro Tools HD 8.0.3cs1:
- Fixed: Some Eleven Rack features, HyperControl with M-Audio keyboards, and MIDI Sysex dumps not functioning properly in Pro Tools 8.0.3 (Items #120240 and MISCCOMP-61)
- Pro Tools 8.0.3cs2 resolves an issue with MIDI Sysex in which some functions of Eleven|Rack, HyperControl with M-Audio keyboards, and MIDI Sysex dumps would not function properly
- This release replaces the 8.0.3 Eleven Rack Update. All users who previously downloaded the 8.0.3 Eleven Rack Update should update to 8.0.3cs2.
New in Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0.3cs1 (Jan 19, 2010)
- Fixed: Improved horizontal scrolling with track balls and Apple Mighty Mouse (Item 119003)
- Optimized scrolling speed and performance with track balls and Apple Mighty Mouse. The scroll speed is now more consistent with using the right/left arrow buttons in Pro Tools.
- Users should also install the latest drivers for their input device (from Apple, Logitech, Kensington, etc.)
- Fixed: Exiting the Start/End/Length fields using "/" (the forward slash key from the numeric keypad) caused the entered value to be ignored (Item 118727)
- Resolved an issue in which using the "/" key (forward slash key from the numeric keypad) to exit the Start/End/Length fields after entering a value would cause the entered value to be ignored. This broke the workflow with several 3rd party conform applications.
New in Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0.3 (Dec 16, 2009)
- Edit/Tool Mode Keyboard Locking (Item #88083)
- OS/Platform: All
- Area: Editing
- In previous versions of Pro Tools, it was easy to accidentally hit the same keyboard shortcut
- twice and inadvertently switch between tool types. You can now check Edit/Tool Mode Keyboard
- Lock in the Options menu to avoid this. When checked, this option locks the ability to change tool
- types (i.e. change from the normal trimmer to the scrub trimmer) via keyboard shortcuts,
- however tool types can still be changed via the mouse or right-clicking. When checked, you can
- still switch between tools (i.e. switch from the Grabber to the Trimmer) via keyboard shortcut.
- This option affects the following tools and edit-modes: Grid, Zoom, Trim, Grabber, and Pencil.
-
- Automation doesn't follow when creating a fade with the smart tool (Item #118711)
- OS/Platform: All
- Area: Editing, Automation
- When creating a fade with the smart tool on a region with automation, the automation value
- would not follow the fade.
-
- Exiting the Start/End/Length fields using "/" (the forward slash key from the
- numeric keypad) caused the entered value to be ignored (Item #118727)
- OS/Platform: All
- Area: Editing/Conform
- Resolved an issue in which using the "/" key (forward slash key from the numeric keypad) to exit
- the Start/End/Length fields after entering a value would cause the entered value to be ignored.
- This broke the workflow with several 3rd party conform applications.
-
- Trimming plug-in automation down beneath a track's playlist border could cause
- inverted results (Item #118841)
- OS/Platform: All
- Area: Editing, Automation
- Resolved an issue in which trimming a selection containing plug-in automation down beneath a
- track's playlist border could cause the resulting automation to be inverted and at the wrong
- values.
-
- Time stamp values incorrect when spotting a file that has been dragged from the
- desktop (Item #119744)
- OS/Platform: All
- Area: Editing
- When dragging a file from the desktop in Spot mode, the Original Time Stamp and User Time
- Stamp values were displayed incorrectly in the Spot dialog. This has been resolved.
New in Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0.1cs1 Build 63447 (Nov 12, 2009)
- Fixed: Improved horizontal scrolling with track balls and Apple Mighty Mouse (Item
- #119003)
- Optimized scrolling speed and performance with track balls and Apple Mighty Mouse. The scroll
- speed is now more consistent with using the right/left arrow buttons in Pro Tools.
- Users should also install the latest drivers for their input device (from Apple, Logitech,
- Kensington, etc.)
- Fixed: Exiting the Start/End/Length fields using "/" (the forward slash key from the
- numeric keypad) caused the entered value to be ignored (Item #118727)
- Resolved an issue in which using the "/" key (forward slash key from the numeric keypad) to
- exit the Start/End/Length fields after entering a value would cause the entered value to be
- ignored. This broke the workflow with several 3rd party conform applications.
New in Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0.1 (Sep 1, 2009)
- Many fixes, enhancements, and improvements
New in Pro Tools M-Powered 7.4cs10 (Jul 31, 2009)
- This update contains fixes in the following areas:
- Playback
- File Management
- Time Shift Plug-in
- Plus previous fixes in the following areas:
- Session/File Management
- Editing
- QuickTime Video
- Reason Adapted
- DigiBase
- Fade files
- Automation
- File Comments in WAV files
- MIDI
- ProFire 2626 I/O Setup
- Automation
- Plug-ins
- User Interface
- Dynamics III
- Using Soundminer
- Elastic Time
- Control Surfaces
- Plus Support for M-Audio Fast Track Ultra Series & ProFire 2626
- In addition to the fixes above for M-Powered 7.4 users with all M-Audio interfaces supported with M-Powered 7.4, Pro Tools M-Powered 7.4cs3 or higher is required for M-Powered support of the M-Audio Fast Track® Ultra, Fast Track Ultra 8R, and ProFire™ 2626.
New in Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0cs3 (Jul 31, 2009)
- Elastic Audio
- Tempo Ruler
- Audio Playlists
- Ethernet
- QuickTime Video
- Playback
- Session Management
- File Management
- Recording > Destructive Punch
- Time Shift Plug-in
- X-Form Plug-in
- Plus previous fixes in the following areas:
- Editing
- Plug-in automation
- Session file management
- Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- File import
- File management
- Mixing
- Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0cs3 is provided as an interim "customer support (CS)" release to address the issues described. While our testing has not shown these changes to introduce other problems, the fixes described have not been fully qualified by Digidesign.
- Elastic Audio
- Tempo Ruler
- Audio Playlists
- Ethernet
- QuickTime Video
- Playback
- Session Management
- File Management
- Recording > Destructive Punch
- Time Shift Plug-in
- X-Form Plug-in
- Plus previous fixes in the following areas:
- Editing
- Plug-in automation
- Session file management
- Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- File import
- File management
- Mixing
- Pro Tools M-Powered 8.0cs3 is provided as an interim "customer support (CS)" release to address the issues described. While our testing has not shown these changes to introduce other problems, the fixes described have not been fully qualified by Digidesign.