Hi everybody
I would like to read audio files ( which are located on a disk in my Mac OS X Server ) in a pro tools session on a G5 PPC OS X 10.4.7. It doesn't work. Pro tools sees my drive but won't read the file because "it is not a MediaNet volume or a Firewire volume". I've read that Medianet is a professionnal media server owned by Avid.
Could someone tell me if protools only works with MediaNet volumes?
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QUOTE (kinojo @ Fri 12 Jan 2007, 14:57) 
Hi everybody
I would like to read audio files ( which are located on a disk in my Mac OS X Server ) in a pro tools session on a G5 PPC OS X 10.4.7. It doesn't work. Pro tools sees my drive but won't read the file because "it is not a MediaNet volume or a Firewire volume". I've read that Medianet is a professionnal media server owned by Avid.
Could someone tell me if protools only works with MediaNet volumes?
I would like to read audio files ( which are located on a disk in my Mac OS X Server ) in a pro tools session on a G5 PPC OS X 10.4.7. It doesn't work. Pro tools sees my drive but won't read the file because "it is not a MediaNet volume or a Firewire volume". I've read that Medianet is a professionnal media server owned by Avid.
Could someone tell me if protools only works with MediaNet volumes?
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