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Kona 3 /FCP7 / Snow Leopard Drivers released
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gary adcock
September 2, 2009 at 1:16 pmSince no one mentioned this yesterday.
KONA 3 Driver Version 7, Control Panel, and Notes
https://www.aja.com/ajashare/AJA_Kona3_7.0.zip
(Release Date 9/1/2009, zip archive)
This release includes support for Apple’s new Snow Leopard OSX. Also included are a new 64-bit KONA driver and new graphical icons across all AJA applications and utilities.AJA Driver Compatibility as of KONA Version 7 is as follows:
FCP 7 – 6.0.x – KONA Driver version 7 (Snow Leopard and Leopard OS compatible version)
FCP 7 – 6.0.x – KONA Driver version 6.5 (Leopard OS compatible version)
FCP 6.0.x – KONA Driver 6.0.3 (Leopard and Tiger OS compatible version)gary adcock
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walter biscardi
September 2, 2009 at 1:27 pmProbably cause not many of us are running Snow Leopard on our primary editing systems yet…..
But actually the news release is right below this one, but it turned into the question about 2 streams of video on the Kona.
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Michael Sacci
September 2, 2009 at 3:09 pmThe interesting thing is the AJA 7 is also compatible with FCP6 and Leopard, so it is one wide release, although don’t see that it added anything to FCP6 or Leopard.
But I’m pretty pissed about the icon change, it is just two switches, how will I remember that they are for my Kona control panel? I think I’m going to write AJA about it, Man, all this time and that is what they come up with! 🙂
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Erik Lindahl
September 3, 2009 at 11:49 amDoes the fact that the drivers are 64-bit affect us in any way other than future compliance when running a native 64-bit OSX 10.6 with the 64-bit kernel active? Or can the 32-bit kernel run 64-bit drivers? Or do we get both 32- and 64-bit drivers here?
Also – the link Gary put up wasn’t correct I don’t think (I got a file-not-found page).
https://www.aja.com/ajashare/AJA_Kona3_7.0.zip
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Erik Lindahl
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Joseph Owens
October 2, 2009 at 11:50 pmMy local MacWizards are informing me that my current stability and display problems are due to the presence of a Kona 3 card, which when removed cures all of the problems that I’ve been seeing. FCP freezups, crashes, extremely slow renders… etc.
It seemed to be working fine up until Snow Leopard and K3 Version 7…. hmmmm….
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gary adcock
October 3, 2009 at 3:15 pm[Joseph Owens] “It seemed to be working fine up until Snow Leopard and K3 Version 7”
Mind filling us in? with the usual stuff?
I do not trust anyone that calls themselves a “MacWizard” mainly because they don’t have specific knowledge of hardware outside of that made by apple.
Is there any chance you upgraded the firmware on the K3 when you updated the driver?
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