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Apple releases Pro Application Support 4.0
Wednesday, May 09, 2007 - 11:20 PM EST

Apple StoreApple today released Pro Application Support 4.0 which improves general user interface reliability for Apple's professional applications and is recommended for all users of:
• Final Cut Studio
• Final Cut Pro
• Motion
• Soundtrack Pro
• Soundtrack
• DVD Studio Pro
• Aperture
• Final Cut Express HD
• Logic Pro
• Logic Express

Mac OS X 10.4 or later required.

Pro Application Support 4.0 is available via Software Update and also as a standalone installer.

More info and download link (7.6MB) here.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader "Jim - TIV" for the heads up.]

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May 09, 07 - 10:38 pm Comment from: ShadowMac

I have an earlier version, so no good for me.

May 09, 07 - 10:52 pm Comment from: coolfactor

Safari feels snappier!

May 09, 07 - 10:54 pm Comment from: TowerTone

How 'bout for Trash Pro?

May 09, 07 - 11:23 pm Comment from: anaknipedro

I'm breathing easier.

May 10, 07 - 12:17 am Comment from: David

Nice.


Any Idea when Studio 2 will begin shipping?

May 10, 07 - 02:18 am Comment from: almux

Studio 2 in july...

May 10, 07 - 02:19 am Comment from: .RO

@David
Studio 2 is supposed to begin shipping in May for the US and in June in Europe.

May 10, 07 - 03:40 am Comment from: Stefan

in the UK it's also supposed to ship in May.

May 10, 07 - 04:13 am Comment from: room 801

WTF happened to Shake??? I remember when this app was the darling in tinseltown. Now everyone is saying Apple blew it - and aim for D2's Nuke instead. Great job Apple.

May 10, 07 - 04:28 am Comment from: smacky

improves general user interface reliability?

is the UI unreliable?

May 10, 07 - 05:08 am Comment from: Masa

TO: Room 801

They're rebuilding shake, using Motions codebase.

I don't know if they'll call it Motion Pro or Shake. Or something else.

Can't remember when it's supposed to ship, but my bets are on the "release with FCS 3" at the next NAB.

I'm just wondering will the price tag be closer to $499 of Shakes or $4999.

May 10, 07 - 06:24 am Comment from: Jeff

As far as Shake goes, it will probably come out along with FCS 3. I believe it will be bundled in and the price of FCS 3 will probably go up a couple hundred bucks. Something like $1499. But this will send shockwaves through the industry just like Color will do this year.

May 10, 07 - 08:47 am Comment from: Chuck

The User Interface unreliability manifests itself as failed redraws on meters and floating dialogs like the transport in Logic.
These appear fixed after this update.

This update does nothing for Safari. WebKit updates are the panacea for that, and the nightlies are miles ahead of the official release of Safari.

May 10, 07 - 12:01 pm Comment from: Don

Jeff,

When you say "But this will send shockwaves through the industry just like Color will do this year", please explain what Color is that you're talking about. A program or what?
Thank you.

May 10, 07 - 12:17 pm Comment from: digirati

@ don

Color is the new color correction app in Studio 2.

May 10, 07 - 12:21 pm Comment from: @don

Color app info: http://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/color/

(very cool)

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