UVI Falcon removed from Pro Tools & Pro Tools Ultimate as of January 31st, 2022 Video Hardware is now supported on M1 Macs with Qualified drivers Supported with Avid-qualified computers.Previous versions of Pro Tools must be uninstalled before proceeding.Windows 11 64-bit build 22H2 & Windows 10 64-bit build 22H2 is now supported with Pro Tools 2022.12 and higher. With the qualification of Monterey 12.3 we will no longer be testing macOS Mojave, however it is expected to work at this time. Please see Avid HD Driver Installation on macOS for more info. There is a known Apple issue with the HD Driver on macOS Big Sur that is resolved in macOS Monterey.Please see macOS 11 (Big Sur)/macOS 12 (Monterey) and M1 Support for Avid Products for more info.Pro Tools is compatible with Monterey 12.6.2 as well. Īpple has reported that Monterey 12.5 is vulnerable to malicious attacks and recommends updating to Monterey 12.5.1/later. Pro Tools 2022.12 has been officially qualified with macOS Ventura 13.1.0. When using HD Native PCIe installed in a supported Thunderbolt 3 chassis and connected to a Thunderbolt 4/USB 4 port of a supported Mac, it is possible to encounter continuous AAE -9093 errors. 64-bit Intel Core Processor (i3/2 Ghz or faster recommended) M1 or Intel Core 2 Duo Processor (i5 or faster recommended) It use SATA with a M.2 connector.⚠️ Latest Pro Tools Compatibility Notes ⚠️ Pro Tools Intro Minimum System Requirements The 2B read and write speeds are faster than first generation of SSD. They continue using of SSDs of Samsung and Toshiba, but free space become bigger. In the middle of 2011 MacBook Air has Samsung 860 EVO SSD. Later generation of SSDs never again saw such a large distinction between the drivers of different manufacture. Users complained about it and Apple understand its mistake. But they did not tell users about the company that made SSD, so customers were subject to an SSD lottery. But Apple found out that Samsung drivers were faster. Apple’s SSDs were manufactured by Samsung and Toshiba.
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