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Sagan Technology Metro • View topic - New Macbook 1.83 Core Duo 2 VST and AU Problems

New Macbook 1.83 Core Duo 2 VST and AU Problems

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New Macbook 1.83 Core Duo 2 VST and AU Problems

Postby Gary K. Doty Sr. » Wed Apr 04, 2007 11:49 am

Some of the vst and au plugins
I was using with my Mac mini 1.25 do not show up on the Macbook

Macbook OS X 10.4.9

Any suggestions??????????
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Postby Paul » Wed Apr 04, 2007 1:17 pm

Are those plug-ins universal binaries?
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Postby Jerm » Wed Apr 04, 2007 1:45 pm

For a plug-in to show up on an Intel-based-Macintosh computer it must be native. In other words, it has to built explicitly for an Intel based computer. Universal Binaries (UB) are programs or plug-ins that have been compiled for both Powerpc's and Intel based Macintoshes. Metro is a UB. If you run the G3 version of Metro, which is PowerPC only, you will see all of the powerpc plug-ins available but you will not be running natively. You will be running under Rosetta, and thus it is not recommended.
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