grab me some fries 8)
u may need to run osx to pull that off..
better start brushing up on your spanish :D hahahaha
Might have to go with a core.
on the Mac garden, the guy that posted 5.2 said the drivers worked with HD, but it didnt work with PT. Hmmm
Should users of Pro Tools 5.1 or 5.1.x update to Pro Tools 5.2 even if they’re not going to use the DigiStudio Internet collaboration service? No. There is no need to update to Pro Tools 5.2 if you will not be using the DigiStudio collaboration features, as there are no additional differences in functionality.
You need at least Pro Tools HD 5.3 to use your HD card. Pro Tools TDM 5.1.3 will only work if you have a MIX or 24 system. The 882 plugs into the legacy port of the 96 I/O and can be used with Pro Tools HD 5.3 and over on a HD system.
I have requested Pro Tools HD 5.3 a few times already, but to no avail. Someone might have it somewhere though. Otherwise I'll start sniping on eBay for a copy ;)
you need the 5.3 install disc... to use it with mac os 9 or you would need 6.2, 6.4, 6.6, or 6.9 for mac os x
those are the only versions that support HD
www.proaudiosupport.com/a26124/details-new-features-pro.html
http://archive.digidesign.com/compato/
or u could sell the 96 io + get a d24 or mix core card and use that with just your 822 interface, then you would be set because we have the software that supports those systems.
if u really want to run dp3 then why not get a motu system? pci-324 or pci-424 + motu interface (1224, 2408, 1296)
If you can't find it otherwise, I have an Image of a PT HD install in Spanish.
We can share the image with Mega if you have an account.
i dont think Digital performer would have added support for the HD hardware untill the osx version of DP (v4)
but maybe u are right? i will be shocked + surprised to find out you are right tho!!! i think dp3's dae support will only work for 24mixplus type systems, unles it was added in the final update of v3.11
heres the press release about HD Accell + DP 4.1
http://www.motu.com/other/press/308/accel.pdf
u may need to run osx to pull that off..
better start brushing up on your spanish :D hahahaha
http://archive.digidesign.com/compato/os9/hd/
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar02/articles/pronotes0302.asp
I'll trade you the HD card for some working MIX cards and stuff. PM me if you're interested :)
You need at least Pro Tools HD 5.3 to use your HD card. Pro Tools TDM 5.1.3 will only work if you have a MIX or 24 system. The 882 plugs into the legacy port of the 96 I/O and can be used with Pro Tools HD 5.3 and over on a HD system.
I have requested Pro Tools HD 5.3 a few times already, but to no avail. Someone might have it somewhere though. Otherwise I'll start sniping on eBay for a copy ;)
If you can't find it otherwise, I have an Image of a PT HD install in Spanish.
We can share the image with Mega if you have an account.
On second thought, let's do that to see if this works. which plugs work, ect ect.
Also, this is just a thought, but couldnt Spanish versions serial, possibly be used to download the english version?
So whats mega? So no I dont have a account, but I could make one.
Just talked to Motu tech support, Dude said his notes didn't go back that far, BUT he believes it will work with the hd card. Now all I have to do is figure out out to install the Dp file.
I downloaded Dp, from Mac Gargen, and The original install, isn't the iso image. Did the old Dp3, need to be installed from disk like the newer versions, or could it be installed just from the exe?
If you can't find it otherwise, I have an Image of a PT HD install in Spanish.
We can share the image with Mega if you have an account.
BUT yea CNova, the legacy should work. I will say this, it doesnt work with the omni. lol That was the hole reason I bought the 96io, I was thinking I could legacy pot the 96 to the omni, which works, and then the 882 to the 96io, which didn't. So it was totally pointless, other than now I have it to build this os9 system.
Speaking of stuff that isnt posted, anyone come acrosss the DUY Synth Spider! I haven't came across it in my internet travels.
With that Said, I may HAVE SERATO SCRATCH! Which as soon as I get this thing up and running I will test it and see if it works. If it does Ill post! I haven't seen any one say anything about it.
I haven't downloaded that big os9 disk pack off mac garden yet either so both of those maybe on that. IDK Just thought Id toss it out there.
The Digidesign Control Panel supports the following hardware on Mac OS 9:
Pro Tools|HD
Pro Tools|24 MIX
Pro Tools|24
Digi 002
Digi 001
Mbox
Audiomedia III
Project II
unfortuantely i cant find anywhere a pt hd system asio driver for mac os 9
http://archive.digidesign.com/download/asio/53.cfm
they have it for windows xp
but i cant find any page for the mac os 9 equivelent
WAIT WAIT WAIT
here it is???
http://archive.digidesign.com/download/sndrvr/QuoteThe Digidesign Control Panel supports the following hardware on Mac OS 9:
Pro Tools|HD
Pro Tools|24 MIX
Pro Tools|24
Digi 002
Digi 001
Mbox
Audiomedia III
Project II
there u go.. now u are sorted and can use DP3 with ASIO i think
the guy who has the cd wants 50$ for it including shipping
perhaps if you guys (knezzen, lofizle) could split the cost of this with me?
15 $ each?
Best of All... cracks for almost every intel TDM plugin
I sell the software in exchange of a HD core or a TDM card...
I have to start a TDM or HD rig as you... ;D I Wanna be Protools5TDMGuy or Protools5HDGuy :P
i will be recieving the original disc + serial number.. no ilok required.
i will be receiving a digital copy of this sometime today !
settle down LE guy;)
Idk if you guys got this, but I have the Tc native bundle. That has this super dope LoFi plugin. One of the best. Not sure if it works under os9 though. I'll have to check.Do you have the TC Works - Native Bundle 3.1 version for Mac Os 9?
Idk if you guys got this, but I have the Tc native bundle. That has this super dope LoFi plugin. One of the best. Not sure if it works under os9 though. I'll have to check.Do you have the TC Works - Native Bundle 3.1 version for Mac Os 9?
Does the sidechaining compressor work?
from what i understand the pci-x *IS* the pci version - its the same. and it does work in mac os 9.... assuming u have the software that supports it - which i now have.
The HD cards have a long 64 bits PCI connector, but it works in 32bits. That is the reason they works in Hackintosh with 32 bits PCI ports. Also, the PCIX from those late G5 is 32 bits.
The HD cards have a long 64 bits PCI connector, but it works in 32bits. That is the reason they works in Hackintosh with 32 bits PCI ports. Also, the PCIX from those late G5 is 32 bits.
not true
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT1305
they are all 64bit.. the pci only (4 ram slot) g5's have 64bit 33*MHZ* slots (same as a g4)
the pci-x g5 have a combination of 64bit 100mhz + 133mhz
does this look iike a 32 bit card? no
The next big question concerns what is involved in upgrading. Firstly, you'll probably want to know which bits of existing gear you can use. Unlike all the previous new TDM PCI cards, the HD Core and HD Process cards are completely incompatible with existing boards. This means there's no mixing and matching with MIX farms, for example. On the brighter side, older audio interfaces can still be used in conjunction with the new 192I/O and 96I/O for 44/48kHz work. Each of the new units has a 'legacy' port on the back for connecting older interfaces such as the 888/24s.
Inevitably with this kind of upgrade, there will be niggles regarding compatibility of peripheral computer components. The new boards are 64-bit PCI cards and, although they will run in 32-bit PCI host machines, you'll need a recent machine to use the high sample rates and track counts. If you run with your cards in an expansion chassis, this will certainly need to be upgraded. Finally, if you want to upgrade in order to benefit from those extra tracks and sample rates, remember that both of these have a significant impact on your storage, in terms of space and performance. In three words: more drives please.
The new boards are 64-bit PCI cards and, although they will run in 32-bit PCI host machines, you'll need a recent machine to use the high sample rates and track counts.
I know the HD cards works on standard PCI on hacks. Not the long ones.The 64 bits PCI was unusual on PCs.
HD supports 32bit floating point audio, wheres MIX supports "regular" 24bit audio at the most depending on the interface.
probably requires a tdm system, but le guy has only LE .. i also only have LE + M-powered currently. knezzen is the tdm wizzard
So is it possible to use 'Mix' cards AND 'HD' cards in the same system running 5.3 on OS 9?? Was there ever any kind of 'ribbon connector' to 'flex connector' adaptor??? I'm certainly NOT holding my breath on THAT one but who knows!! ;D
HD supports 32bit floating point audio, wheres MIX supports "regular" 24bit audio at the most depending on the interface.
that must be a rumor.
when i recall right, mix was 8.24 (24 bits with 8 overflow bits) and HD is dual 8.24
up to HD accel version 8 all protools then remained using dual 8.24.
not before 9.0 (HDX and HD Native) they switched to 32 floating point, because at that time they also switched to 64 float for the summing engine.
If those HD-pci cards are a 'drop and swap' with PT5.3, then a chassis full would be some MAJOR OS 9/PT horsepower!!!
MIX cards where supported from Pro Tools TDM 4.3 under Classic Mac OS to Pro Tools TDM 6.4.2 running on OS X Panther.
The HD cards where supported from Pro Tools TDM 5.3 in Mac OS 9 to Pro Tools 10 on OS X.
So is it possible to use 'Mix' cards AND 'HD' cards in the same system running 5.3 on OS 9?? Was there ever any kind of 'ribbon connector' to 'flex connector' adaptor??? I'm certainly NOT holding my breath on THAT one but who knows!! ;D
This whole 5.3 thing is interesting and I've never heard much about it. It seems that most people went from PT5 right to an OS X version, skipping over this 5.3 'mix and match' release! ;D
I was kinda surprised to read that my Digi 7 slot chassis will run HD cards!!
a bit of history on member Chokobo.. he informed me that he used to work for both Digidesign +Opcode in the past.
;D
MIX cards where supported from Pro Tools TDM 4.3 under Classic Mac OS to Pro Tools TDM 6.4.2 running on OS X Panther.
The HD cards where supported from Pro Tools TDM 5.3 in Mac OS 9 to Pro Tools 10 on OS X.So is it possible to use 'Mix' cards AND 'HD' cards in the same system running 5.3 on OS 9?? Was there ever any kind of 'ribbon connector' to 'flex connector' adaptor??? I'm certainly NOT holding my breath on THAT one but who knows!! ;D
This whole 5.3 thing is interesting and I've never heard much about it. It seems that most people went from PT5 right to an OS X version, skipping over this 5.3 'mix and match' release! ;D
I was kinda surprised to read that my Digi 7 slot chassis will run HD cards!!
im guessing that the cards cannot be used together... in the same system. MIX vs HD
i think the only compatibility is via the legacy port provided on the back of the 96 + 192 io 's..
meaning u can use the hardware units (888/882/1622) with the hd system but not the MIX cards.... anyone else care to comment on this? lets get this clarified before someone goes out and makes a costly mistake purchase!
splash image from the pt 5.3.1 TDM/HD installer
did Studio Vision support audio recording from TDM systems???
i could see how it may be possible for it to have supported TDM MIX but definately not TDM HD as this wasnt out till years after opcodes demise.
as posted earlier in the thread the question was put forth if DP3.11 was ablet o record from PT HD systems.. I found the article mentioning PT HD "ACCEL" support on DP 4.1.... but its unclear if DP3.11 was able to work with the HD1/HD2/HD3 systems... i think HD "Accell" is referencing the PCIE HD systems? and not the pci-x HD cards??
if only Lofizle could test this.. or perhaps Chokobo could try to install dP3.11 from our downloads and see whether or not the HD rig is supported in this app?
It is quite possible that SV wont work on the HD system. I just installed 4.2 from the CD, but it's asking for the floppy install key--there's no floppy drive on the FW800. Damn I hate PACE. I thought I had the 4.51 version on a drive, but I'm not finding it. Time to fire up the Gigibyte machine
I'm running the PCI-X cards. The PCIe cards wouldn't work on the FW800. I also have a 1.6 G5 that I bought specifically because it still had the older slots. I have a Mix system (I think it's a plus) in that machine--it works quite well. But finding TDM plugins that run on Mix in OS X 10.3.9 is beyond difficult. I eventually caved, and bought the Mac Mini. The only thing I missed was the Indigo synth. I'm hoping to get it running on the FW800 in OS9.
My understanding, and I could be totally wrong is that an HD system has a Core, an HD2 has a Core, and an Accel, and the HD3 has a Core, and two Accel cards. That's what I have--I may have gotten the nomenclature wrong.
Are you guys able to see shared drives on OS9 from the newer OS X? The nMP running Yosemite can't see the OS9 drives. I have to share to the G5, and then from it to the G4 just to move the files around. The G5 sees both machines, but the G4, and the nMP are oblivious to each other.
I'm running the PCI-X cards. The PCIe cards wouldn't work on the FW800. I also have a 1.6 G5 that I bought specifically because it still had the older slots. I have a Mix system (I think it's a plus) in that machine--it works quite well. But finding TDM plugins that run on Mix in OS X 10.3.9 is beyond difficult.
Some great news. I have PT 5.3.1 running on the 9Lives 9.2.2 with a FW800, PT HD3 with a 96 i/o.
I'm running the PCI-X cards. The PCIe cards wouldn't work on the FW800. I also have a 1.6 G5 that I bought specifically because it still had the older slots. I have a Mix system (I think it's a plus) in that machine--it works quite well. But finding TDM plugins that run on Mix in OS X 10.3.9 is beyond difficult. I eventually caved, and bought the Mac Mini. The only thing I missed was the Indigo synth. I'm hoping to get it running on the FW800 in OS9.
wow.. wait.. TDM mix works in a g5?? i had no idea that was compatible... i have a 1.8ghz pci-x g5..
Some great news. I have PT 5.3.1 running on the 9Lives 9.2.2 with a FW800, PT HD3 with a 96 i/o.
This post just underscores some the great stuff that's been going' on here lately!! ;D
StudioVision was the first third party app to use the DAE engine. It was a big deal, and Opcode signed an exclusive with Digi so that they had like a year's head start. That went away quickly because of all the issues with developing software first--pioneers vs. settlers.
Seal's first album was done with SV. I actually got to speak with Trevor Horn while they were working on it. That was super cool.
BTW... Nice to have you aboard Chokobo... love the 'insider' info!! Haha ;D
Yeah I'm glad to be here too. :) You cats are like my lost brothers or something. ;)
The 1.6 G5 came with the PCI slots. It was basically a G4 logic board with a slow G5 processor on it. They of course weren't very popular. At the time I got my G5 1.6 my friend was doing sound design in LA--he use to work at Digi, and he told me that the cats at Disney were running the PT Mix rigs on these 1.6 machines. So when one showed up on Craig's for hella cheap I pounced. This was never a supported configuration, but at least they didn't code it to not work.
I'm your solution
I'm using a G5 Dual 2.0 Ghz (EARLY 2005 version, see mactracker for better infos) with 3 Gb of ram, Panther 10.3.9 and PT 6.4.1cs4 (last version) and Mix3 system.
Everything works flawlessy!
If your G5 was shipped with Tiger (like mine) you can only copy the entire OS from an external firewire HD with Panther installed. Insert the Tiger installation disc (don't install the OS!), go on DISK UTILITY, then RESTORE and simply drag & drop the external Panther HD icon (source) and the internal HD icon (destination).
There's no way to install Panther with the installation disc if the G5 was shipped with Tiger. Anyway you can check everything on mactracker.
so what's the difference between the Hd 'Process' and 'Accel' cards??
I can't believe Mix work on G5 1.6. It said crearly everywhere that it shouldn't
there was a G5 1.6 with PCI 33MHz and one with mixed PCI standards. he probably has the one with PCI only and that can work, but at the time PT 6.1.1 came out, it was not officially supported by digidesign.
there was a G5 1.6 with PCI 33MHz and one with mixed PCI standards. he probably has the one with PCI only and that can work, but at the time PT 6.1.1 came out, it was not officially supported by digidesign.
there is only one model 1.6ghz g5. and yes u are correct. it featured only 33mhz 64bit pci slots. same as the g4. but they still output only 3.3v i believe. they were not 5v slots as in the g4.
this page is helpful: http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powermac_g5/faq/powermac-g5-number-type-speed-pci-pci-x-pcie-slots.html
SharePoints is an application or a preference pane that makes it easy to add and delete share points like in the old Finder. In Mac OS X, by default, you are limited to sharing only what is in your public folder in your home directory. This program makes it easy to share any folder.
In addition SharePoints also brings back users and groups management to Mac OS X as well as easy configuration of AppleFileServer (AFS) and Samba (SMB) Server properties.
“Pro Tools requires the mixer Plug-In to be in the TDM Plug-Ins folder” after installing Pro Tools version 3.1/3.2 and Digital performer on a Nubus Mac with System 7.
Article #22436
The Plug-Ins folder needs to be named “TDM Plug-Ins” and not “Plug-Ins”. Apparently Digital Performer renames the folder after installing itself and its components into the DAE folder, including a later version of DAE and DSI. Another component it installs may also be Time Compression/Expansion, which can cause the system to hang while launching. Removing these elements, renaming the TDM Plug-Ins folder and verifying Mixer version 1.2 to be present should resolve the problem.
Can I run Digital Performer with Pro Tools|HD hardware?
Yes, it works works, but only in MAS mode (i.e. Direct I/O). Communicating with TDM hardware via Direct I/O, however, will only all you access to the first 8 inputs of your primary audio interface. (You can customize which inputs to use in the Hardware Setup window). As it has been reported, Digital Performer almost always freezes on quitting if you are using Direct I/O with the HD hardware. A workaround is to switch to MIDI only before quitting. Then it closes with no problem. This report was based on Digital Performer v3.02. DP 3.1 should have DAE support for PT|HD systems.
DAE 5.3 R2 Update for Pro Tools|HD on Macintosh
Addresses Errors with Plug-In Inserts Menu Operation
What's Fixed in DAE 5.3 R2?
Some Plug-Ins Are Incorrectly Listed Twice or Missing from the Plug-In Inserts Menu
With Pro Tools TDM 5.3, one or more plug-ins may appear to be missing from the Plug-In Inserts menu, while other plugins may be listed twice. Additionally, selecting one of the duplicate plug-in names from the menu may actually instantiate one of the "missing" plug-ins. DAE 5.3 R2 corrects this problem.
Who Should Use This Update?
This update should be used only by Pro Tools|HD system owners using Pro Tools TDM 5.3 and the first revision of DAE 5.3, which shipped with Pro Tools|HD systems in the first quarter of 2002. Beginning in April 2002, the Pro Tools 5.3 Installer CD ROM automatically installs DAE 5.3 R2. Pro Tools|HD customers who received DAE 5.3 R2 do not to need to use this update.
Apparently Digital Performer renames the folder after installing itself and its components into the DAE folder, including a later version of DAE and DSI.
:P I'm impressed by your ability to find stuff. Your Google-foo must be something to see.
I learned a bunch today...
if I have to switch out the PT hardware to the Mix system that's okay. The HD system can go in the G5, and it wont be stapled to Panther any longer. That's actually a big win for the G5 rig. ;)
I think I have a PS issue. If I turn off the machine for any amount of time the power button wont turn it on without unplugging the power cord. However, if I do a forced shutdown from the power button, and then start right away it comes on. This was a known condition of the FW800 machine I bought (and why I also got the MDD).
i honestly dont understand how u could have trouble finding the svp files as they are all linked on here numerous times.. the file is called svpcomplete.sit for 4.5.1 and there a 4.2.x installer - as far as i know they are both fixed + require no floppy authorization.
I think I have a PS issue. If I turn off the machine for any amount of time the power button wont turn it on without unplugging the power cord. However, if I do a forced shutdown from the power button, and then start right away it comes on. This was a known condition of the FW800 machine I bought (and why I also got the MDD).
Just do a PMU reset - the button is inside the mdd case door toward the bottom of the case door. Read the article here on how to;
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT1939
Pro Tools|24 MIX
Pro Tools 6.4.1 is the last release that supports MIX hardware.
Pro Tools 6.4.1 for Mac OS X 10.3
Pro Tools 6.4.1 for Windows XP
Pro Tools 6.1 for Mac OS X 10.2
Pro Tools 6.1 for Windows XP
Pro Tools 5.3.1 for Windows XP/2000
Pro Tools 5.1.3 for Mac OS 9
Pro Tools|24
Pro Tools 6.1 for Mac OS X
Pro Tools 6.1 for Windows XP
Pro Tools 5.3.1 for Windows XP/2000
Pro Tools 5.1.3 for Mac OS 9
Non-Accel Pro Tools|HD Systems Only
Pro Tools 6.1 for Mac OS X 10.2
Pro Tools 6.1 for Windows XP
Pro Tools 5.3.3 for Windows XP
Pro Tools 5.3.1 for Mac OS 9
Pro Tools|HD Accel & Pro Tools|HD Systems
Pro Tools HD 7.0/7.1 for Mac OS X 10.4 for PPC-based Macs
Please Note: Pro Tools 8.0.3 software (and higher) does not support some retired products, including:
Expansion|HD Chassis
Macintosh PowerPC Computers
Pro Tools HD 8.0.1cs2 for Mac
OS X Release Notes
May 12, 2010
Introducing Pro Tools 8.0.1cs2 for users of PowerPC Macintosh, original Mbox, and Expansion|HD chassis In August 2009 we announced that Pro Tools 8.0.1 would be the last full Pro Tools release to support PowerPC based Macs, the original Mbox, and Expansion|HD chassis. We have continued to monitor the performance of 8.0.1 and now, based on user feedback, we are pleased to offer you one final Pro Tools software update Pro Tools 8.0.1cs2.... http://akmedia.digidesign.com/support/compressed/pthd801cs2_66314.dmg
Each Pro Tools 24 MIX Core and MIX Farm card provides support for 16 channels of I/O using any combination of Digidesign audio interfaces (bought separately), including the 888 24 I/O, 882 20 I/O and ADAT Bridge I/O, or third-party interfaces from companies such as Apogee. The older 888 and 882 interfaces can also be used: though they lack the 24-bit A-D and 20-bit D-A converters of the newer interfaces, the 888 can carry 24-bit digital audio via the AES-EBU and S/PDIF connections. You can always digitise or monitor via a mixer such as the Yamaha 02R, or using any third-party converters, and - most importantly - still get 24-bit audio in and out of a Pro Tools system using the older 888 interfaces if you need to. Existing users who already have one or more 888 interfaces will be particularly interested to know this!
I did learn something interesting though. While the HD rig was qualified for OS9, and thus DP3.11 it didn't include the Accel systems.
http://archive.digidesign.com/compato/os9/hd/
http://archive.digidesign.com/compato/QuoteNon-Accel Pro Tools|HD Systems Only
This probably explains why Digi test only saw the core card, but not the accel cards.
I was wondering about That so it's good to know!
re: HD interfaces.. im trying to answer some questions
is this pretty much the same for all the TDM cards? 16 i/o per card?
I too, decided to keep hat was left of my hair and gave up .
I transfer stuff between my OS9 system and my Mavericks laptop by using a 1.67 MacBook running Leopard as a bridge. No cables, just Wi-Fi. It works.
Chokobo, why there is no one with 001 in G5? Is there any reason or difference?
TDM working is rare, but G5 and 001 are unicorns.
You want some? >:(
keep smokin that crack there buddy;)
a buddy of mine told me that the cats at Disney were running their Mix systems in the 1.6 G5, because they had the non-X slots.
Details: This model has three open full-length 33 MHz, 64-bit PCI slots -- http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powermac_g5/specs/powermac_g5_1.6.html
I know based on my last 15 years browsing on DUC that there were no one posting it AFAIK.
As I knew FW-800 couldn't boot OS9.
can you attach your config file's for netatalk ?
If you wish to use more than 1 DSP card, we can not recommend using the PowerCore Element / PowerCore PCI with the following models:
Single 1.8 GHz G5 with PCI-slots (September 2004 low-end model)
Dual 1.8 GHz G5 with PCI-slots (June 2004 low-end model)
Dual 2.0 GHz G5 with PCI-slots (April 2005 low-end model)
The G5's PCI slots accommodate 3.3 volt-powered PCI cards only, compared to the G4's PCI slots which supported mixed voltage cards (5.0 V, 12 V, or 3.3 V). While some of Digidesign's PCI cards are compatible with both 5.0 V or 3.3 V PCI slots, others require 5.0 V-capable PCI slots and will not fit in the PCI slots of a Power Mac G5.so it seems clear that the mix core + farm cards do not reach their full potential when used in a g5!!! be it pci or pci-x models!!! but they dont say this for the hd core + process cards... they are deemed "fully compatible" including the hd accell..
All Pro Tools|HD core cards, HD Process cards, and HD Accel cards are fully compatible with the Power Mac G5.
Although MIX Core and MIX Farm cards **are 5.0 or 3.3 volt-powered PCI cards**, other changes in the Power Mac G5's PCI architecture have reduced performance of these cards to the point where Digidesign cannot support them in a Power Mac G5.
Digidesign PCI Cards Incompatible with Power Mac G5 due to 5.0 volt limitation:
Digi 001
Pro Tools|24 system cards, in Pro Tools|24 or Pro Tools|24 MIX systems:
d24 (core card on Pro Tools|24 systems)
DSP Farm
Pro Tools|24 MIX system card:
MIX I/O
Audiomedia III (Toolbox)
Pro Tools Project PCI
Project II
Disk I/O (Pro Tools III Core card)
SampleCell II
SCSI64 Kit (included ATTO Express PCI-DC card is not compatible)
PCI-X expansion slots:
PCI-X is 100% backwards compatible with existing PCI cards as long as the PCI card meets PCI 2.1 or later. PowerCore PCI meets this requirement.
The 4.51 SV file doesn't want to come down in a version that unstuffs successfully.
Chokobo could know if PT 5 TDM software can be fooled to work with LE setups with LE channel count.