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When I ran iLok License Manager this morning I was greeted with this message. Would I like to download the new version? I wasn't in the middle of a big job, and seeing reference to the iLok Cloud Support, as well as wanting to see what happened so I could report it to the community, I clicked on the Download Update option.
What Is In iLok License Manager 4.0.0? The notes in the update window say. iLok Cloud Support - This feature requires publishers to incorporate cloud support and release updated software and licenses. New sorting for Locations (Cloud, computer, iLoks). Publisher License ID field available in the column view and License Details. New firmware for Second and Third generation iLoks (synchronize to update the firmware). Release Date Limit (RDL) supported in licenses.
Fixed crash if you select some View menu options when you are not signed in. Fixed crash if multiple surrender update deliveries as well as some licenses are selected and activated What Now? Once I had downloaded the installer, unzipped it and installed iLok License Manager 4.0.0, I ran the new version and all seemed well at first. If you have never used an iLok before you will need to buy an iLok, create a free iLok account and transfer the iLok license onto your iLok or computer. Existing Pro Tools owners with Pro Tools 9 and above will have had to set up an iLok account and own an iLok as the Pro Tools Software is protected by an iLok license that is required to be on an iLok license. New Pro Tools owners and anyone that hasn't got an iLok are advised to follow the instructions in this guide.
This guide will also help if you have received an activation code from a software publisher. As you can imagine life at Pro Tools Expert can get complicated when running a Pro Tools computer. We test a lot of gear, that includes hardware and it also includes more than one Mac. Right now I have a Mac Pro running El Capitan and a Mac Mini running Pro Tools on Yosemite for testing which I have to jump between, so I wanted to find a solution that gave me the greatest flexibility with the minimum of pain. A few things needed addressing, screen, keyboard and mouse sharing, audio and MIDI input and also plug-in licences, this is the solution I came up with. An issue that has not well publicised is that 2nd generation iLoks (iLok2) can have issues with USB3 ports on newer Macs.
The fault can sometimes be replicated by unplugging the iLok after successfully using it, then plugging it back in again, after that, the iLok will light up but may not be detected by any application that needs to access it (this is obviously more of a problem for laptop users). The workaround is to plug it in via a certified USB2 hub (even one of the ports on an Apple keyboard will do). Following a question in from Michael Lux asking now to get a copy of Pro Tools 11HD software, because he wanted the surround features that are now only available in Pro Tools HD.
We talked about how it was possible to buy it secondhand but that the seller would need to put it on an iLok and send the buyer the iLok as Avid have now blocked transferring Pro Tools HD licenses from one iLok account to another. In the podcast we also discussed how the iLok would show up on the buyer’s iLok License Manager. In this week’s we had a question from Craig Shimmon about recommendations for how to make iLoks secure in a computer lab environment. I had two suggestions, a diecast box which Neil Hester suggested trashing the lid screws once fitted and screwed to the desk, or a product called a.
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We have had an excellent solution which takes my diecast box idea and moves it on many stages to an excellent solution and so with Neil and Fred’s permission we bring you the Fredbox Mk 2. They also offer an improvement to my our ideas for a Mac Pro.