[Nate Hubbard]

Some of you have brought up a great points about formatting and reinstall. It’s a great idea. You’re right about it being a gigantic PITA

It would be even better if APPLE OSX had a way to store all your licenses for your apps in a file that you could automatically execute when you needed to reinstall all your app after a format.

I’d even pay for an application like that!!!

Nate Hubbard
310-345-1301
natehubz@mac.com
ACT fcp6

[Nate Hubbard]

Believe it or not, trashing prefs solved it. This was in the documentation from the FCP link on the end of my original post

Delete the User Preferences
You can resolve many issues by restoring Final Cut Pro back to its original settings. This will not impact your project files, but you should verify your Scratch Disk location setting after doing this. To reset your Final Cut Pro user preference settings to their original state, do the following:

In the Finder, go to ~/Library/Preferences—the tilde (~) represents your Home folder.
Remove the “com.apple.finalcutpro.plist” file from the Preferences folder.
Remove the “Final Cut Pro User Data” folder from the Preferences folder.

Nate

Nate Hubbard
310-345-1301
natehubz@mac.com
ACT fcp6

[Nate Hubbard]

In my upgrade, I was only asked for the serial number of the upgrade and NOT past licenses as I had in the past. It was kind of a surprise. Have both of you done the upgrade. I forgot to post that the upgrade had worked fine on my Mac Book Pro. II upgraded a week ago and did a bunch of testing.That’s why I was confident to do it to my tower…..

Nate Hubbard
310-345-1301
natehubz@mac.com
ACT fcp6

[Nate Hubbard]

SO how do I do that with an UPGRADE disk.? Buy FC Studio3 new?

Nate Hubbard
310-345-1301
natehubz@mac.com
ACT fcp6