Is toast 11 Titanium comparable with OS X 10.5.1 or Yosemite?
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It make good CDs but I can get it to make movies. It takes a long time encoding it and never finish. I waited three hours one night and stopped it. I feel like I have been ripped off. That's what I do make DVDs for people who want certain movies. Will this response pay my money back or send me a better software.
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Yes, I did it and works fine if you are on Maverick 10.5.. Problem is they are now pitching Quark 10 because you need it if you take the free upgrade from Apple to Yosemite...the latest. Quark 9 will not...so the deal is you buy upgrade to Quark 1o to use Yosemite - the upgrade includes Quark 11 when it comes out.
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I am using their latest driver 3.2.0 and it is listed as updated for 10.10 (Yosemite), but no update for 10.10.1 yet per their website, but I'm using the Quad with 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard). Maverick was the big problem from the reviews I read. I hope that helps you.
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yes it is. I got this product in december 2013 and it is great product. Just make sure to upgrade to OSX 10.9 Mavericks and again to Yosemite in the fall.
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The stock updated 3588 rom is okay at best. It's still sluggish, apps were force closing every so often (the colornote app of all things). I tried tnt-lite, latest build and it was much better. Apps were still force closing at times, not as fluid as I liked. I took the plunge and put vegan-tab 5.1 (beta I believe) on there. It's so much faster and nicer than the other two.
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Not right now, but if you buy it and update the OS to Yosemite, it will be a free app you can download.
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Yup, no problem. I've run it on Yosemite through Ableton and Reason without any issues.
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I use this mainly with Keynote & iTunes. Works fine for me in Yosemite 10.10.2
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I bought elements 11 when it first came out and I've been using it ever since on my MacBook without any issues. Beware though it's a memory hog so close all other apps while editing to avoid hangs.
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Just tried it on Yosemite with the latest (2015-06-03) from here: http://www.displaylink.com/downloads/mac_downloads.php and it's working fine. Still need to connect to Windows to adjust brightness, no auto-rotate. But it works really well and looks great.
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Yes, I use Mac Yosmite and Dragon Dictate works fine at times. At other times its temperamental. It crashes and re-launches a few seconds later. Thankfully you don't lose much work. overall, its manageable but takes a few seconds extra. I have not been able to work this out though!
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It would not work on the MAC OS before Yosemite. I have not tried it on this release.
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This is mainly true. If you have a MAC, and are running Bootcamp or Parallels, then you can run the GS911 Software. But when It comes to the bluetooth version, only android products work. It will not work on Iphone or Ipad. I hope this information has helped. Regards
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Based on my limited testing, OSX support appears to be solid, with one caveat: the system wants to treat the input device as a keyboard, so it throws up a dialog box complaining about how it doesn't recognize the key layout. Once you close that box, it works fine (the device just sends the "Prior" and "Next" keycodes, which appear to work fine with Keynote and Preview.
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I am using it right now on a late-model Mac Mini, running OS X Yosemite, 10.10.5, and it functions fine.
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Yes (Mountain Lion 10.9.x) if you get the driver - http://www.displaylink.com/support/ticket.php?id=354Don't know whether it works on OSX Yosemite
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Don't know which version? I haven't checked, but it should tell you if you go in the About in the file menu. Did you even try installing it, or does it not say? In any case, you need serial number to activate it, or be a trial. Don't know if full or special, as Toast 10 Pro didn't come with a serial for it, at least not on my copy. That's probably because it was a trial to begin. I think you'd be better off with iPhoto (if you don't have Adobe Photoshop). That's Mac. On Windows, Microsoft's photo editor won't cut it--too simple, and often doesn't do what I want it to do. If worst comes to worst (that is, if you have a camera), try your camera's software. In the meantime, try it out, but I think that you'll probably find some free photo editors, such as try Download.com (CNET).