P2CMS 1.2 for Mac

[D. scott Dobbie]

It seems to be up there now. If you don’t see it, it must be a browser cache issue. You need the Intel Mac, though.

-Scott

[Bryan Dicerb]

I also see 1.1.9 with cache emptied out. dunno…

[D. scott Dobbie]

I’m using Jeremy’s first link. I’ve copied the first part of the text on the page:
P2 Contents Management Software
[Ver.1.2 (for Win) Supported AVC-Intra.]
[Ver.1.2 (for Mac) Supported AVC-Intra. NEW]

New functions Mac Ver. 1.2 (Operation only available on Intel Mac. Not available on Power Mac.)
Compatibility for AVC-Intra. The AVC-Intra decoder must be downloaded separately.
Compatibility for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.
Internal DVCPRO HD decoder installed. Allows standard DVCPRO HD viewing.

It then goes on to list all the features. Perhaps try using a different browser – to be sure there’s no residual cache issue.

[Jeremy Garchow]

Nope. I see all of that stuff announcing 1.2, but when it gets down to the download page, I see 1.1.9

https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/support/cs/csregistp2m/ep2main/p2cms_dl_mace.htm

[D. scott Dobbie]

Ahhh… I misunderstood. Yes, when I dig down all the way to the actual download, I see the 1.1.9. Perhaps, since they misspelled, “Manegement,” they actually have an updated file but haven’t marked it as such.

I’m DL’ing now (VERY slow), but so far the file is only labeled, “P2CMSInstaller.zip,” without any indication of version #. They could’ve done better.

[D. scott Dobbie]

Oh well … still the 1.1.9 file on the download.

[Jan Crittenden livingston]

I have asked the factory to look into this. Should be resolded soon. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Best,

Jan

Jan Crittenden Livingston
Product Manager, HPX500, HVX200, DVX100
Panasonic Broadcast & TV Systems

[Jeremy Garchow]

Thank you!

Jeremy

[Tim Irwin]

New functions Mac Ver. 1.2 (Operation only available on Intel Mac. Not available on Power Mac.)

ACCCKKK, so support is being dropped for the only mac laptop that had a pcmcia slot!!!!! I’m not a programmer, but is it really too much to ask for a universal binary?

tim