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Platform loyalty is all well and good, but pros have to take into account the bottom line both now and down the road. Either way, if I were a pro user, I'd be seriously looking at Windows solutions now. It's pretty clear that Apple either has completely lost interest in the Pro market or has no idea what they need.
Mac pro mid 2012 mini displayport display lost connection mac#
Then the Mac Pro was updated to cutting-edge, top-of-the-line mid-2011 processors. Oh, and you couldn't buy the old FCP anymore, so if you were a shop that needed to add a seat, that person could never open any projects anyone else was working on - you'd have to move everyone over to the new software, and then NO ONE could open any old projects. and look how they were treated.įCP X was updated and lacked several must-have features for pros, including multiple-camera support and the ability to open files from older versions of FCP. Our question remains (which is not answered by the Apple statement) - are they willing to either deny or confirm that the team has been reduced from 12-2 in EMEA and if (as we know is the case) it is the truth, what does that say about Apple's commitment to pro users? However as Apple has confirmed in their note to you, the pro coders are still, both in the USA and Germany - the team is around 60 strong.
Mac pro mid 2012 mini displayport display lost connection tv#
The EMEA team responsible for nurturing and supporting the pro studios, post facilities and TV has gone from 12-2 in a matter of months, so we don't think the use of the term 'decimated' (even though a quote from our source) was off the scale.
Mac pro mid 2012 mini displayport display lost connection software#
Update: Russ Hughes of Pro Tools Expert contacted us to make clear that his original report said nothing about Apple's development work on Logic and addressed only the specialist team that assists professional users with using the software tools. Following September 2011 rumors of Apple finishing up work on Logic X, the company did move Logic Pro 9 and MainStage 2 to the Mac App Store but otherwise did not make enhancements to the software.
Mac pro mid 2012 mini displayport display lost connection update#
The last major update of Logic came in mid-2009 with Logic Pro 9, although the company has made several improvements including adding 64-bit compatibility since that time. I want to assure you the team is still in place and hard at work on the next version of Logic Pro. As the lead for our music creation apps, I always want to hear what our users are thinking. His email was passed along to Apple's music product marketing chief, Xander Soren, who provided a distinct rebuttal to the original rumor. MacRumors reader Nicholas wanted to hear confirmation straight from Apple and emailed CEO Tim Cook to ask about the future of Logic. The rumor was, however, quickly dismissed by Jim Dalrymple and his impeccable sources at Apple, with Dalrymple noting that there was "no truth" to the rumor that Apple had slashed its pro audio team. After that, I can switch back to the mini-DP DP cable and the display will again work on the DP input at 2560x1080.Last week, a rumor surfaced claiming that Apple had "decimated" its pro audio group, calling into question the future of Logic and other audio-focused software from the company. Oddly, if I plug in a second, mini-DP HDMI cable and switch the monitor to an HDMI input, I get a stable display image at 1920x1080. I have since discovered that the issue also appears on 10.13.1 when I wake from sleep. What's happening and how can I fix this to get back to the latest version of OSX?
Mac pro mid 2012 mini displayport display lost connection install#
Then I erased the HD and repeated a clean install from the bootable USB drive to get back to 10.13.1––and now the display is rock steady.
It was an "upgrade" not a clean install because my user account was still there on reboot. I reinstalled 10.13.1 from the bootable USB drive and the problem persisted. The problem is similar to the one described in this post: Display flashes to solid black intermittently However, once I updated to 10.13.2, the display became unstable––it flashes to black every 30 seconds. (Strangely, this display shows up as a 34" LG ULTRAWIDE Display according to the system)Īfter install, I'm on 10.13.1 and the display works normally.
It is connected to a LG 29UM67-P UltraWide display at 2560x1080 using a mini-DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable. I'm setting up a new-to-me Mac Mini 2012 with a clean install from a bootable USB drive of High Sierra 10.13. Mac mini 2012 mini-displayport flashes to black intermittently with High Sierra 10.13.2 I asked in the apple forum, but got no answer, so trying here.
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