Does Rosetta deal with non-universal Plug-ins?

Nino · 7th July 2006

Hi there,

If I'm running PT on an Intel-Mac which is Universal binary and I choose to open a non-Universal binary plug-in such as a Waves or the like, will Rosetta do the transalting for me or does it only work on whole applications?

Regards
Nino

redroom · 7th July 2006

No is the answer Im afraid all plug ins have to be rewritten for universal binary

Nino · 7th July 2006

Thanks,

Oh well, I'll have to wait till I get a new Mac.

7th July 2006	#1
Nino Gear interested Joined: Jan 2006 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 7 Thread Starter	Does Rosetta deal with non-universal Plug-ins? Hi there, If I'm running PT on an Intel-Mac which is Universal binary and I choose to open a non-Universal binary plug-in such as a Waves or the like, will Rosetta do the transalting for me or does it only work on whole applications? Regards Nino

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redroom Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2004 Location: London Posts: 2,048	No is the answer Im afraid all plug ins have to be rewritten for universal binary