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Applications & Software Downloads This page provides downloadable installers for our registered, existing customers. Table of Contents Installers & Software Downloads All application installers, including links to free utilities, are available below. Demo software downloads are available here. KnowledgeBase For more information on user manuals, documentation and white papers along with links to pertinent user forums, please see our KnowledgeBase page. StudioCare — Information & Ordering For more information on StudioCare and to download an order form, please see our Support page.
Series 300 FireWire Interfaces Model 302 Model 302 - Full Installer (4.4 MB ZIP, includes Sonic Console 3.0f61, driver 2.2d208, 2.2.02 firmware & PDF documentation) Models 303, 304 & 305 Eight Channel Models - Full Installer, posted 01-15-08 (5.4 MB ZIP, includes Sonic Console 3.01f61, driver 2.2d208, 13_0_19 firmware & PDF documentation) nexStage AFC24 - For the current
installer, please contact your local reseller. PreMaster CD Mac OS 10.4 Installers PreMaster CD - 2.0.3
Installer (21.5 MB ZIP, includes PDF documentation & PACE
iLok installer) PreMaster CD — Printed User Manual A perfectbound, black & white printed edition of the PreMaster CD version 1.1 User Manual is available for purchase. A perfectbound, black & white printed version 2 of the manual will be available shortly. Learn more… soundBlade soundBlade - 1.2.2
Installer updated 05-25-2008 (35 MB ZIP, Build 2845
includes PDF documentation & PACE
iLok installer) PACE iLok USB Smart Key iLok – account maintenance, sales & support: www.ilok.com SonicStudio•DDP Note: Mac OS 10.4.7 Users 10.4.7 requires a specific Sentinel driver, see below: SonicStudio•DDP - 2.2.1
Installer (15.7 MB ZIP, includes PDF documentation), requires
Sentinel dongle below SonicStudio HD SonicStudio HD - 1.9.1
Installer (ZIP, includes PDF documentation) Free & Useful Utilities MD5 Checksums Whenever you use an insecure or uncertain transport medium for digital files, whether it's the internet or a writable optical disc, you never know when your data may be corrupted. A quick and easy solution to this problem is to generate a checksum for your precious files. Often used as a way of verifying the integrity or authenticity of a file copy, a checksum is a sort of digital “fingerprint” that, when read and compared to a known good example, can inform you of errors or tampering during transport. Using md5app md5app, from Enigmarelle Development, is a free Mac OS X utility with a simple graphical UI for creating an MD5 checksum for a file or directory of files. md5app - 0.2 application (ZIP, includes ASCII documentation) To use the md5app, first ZIP the entire folder containing the DDP file set by control or right–clicking on the folder and selecting Finder’s Create Archive of… option. Rename the file so it has only a “.zip” extension. Then, launch md5app, select File > Choose File... and select the ZIP'd file. You can also drag and drop the file into md5app’s window or onto its Dock icon. Copy the resulting string, paste it into a text file, and save the file with the name “CHECKSUM.txt,” making sure before hand that the file is a plain text, ASCII file. Send both the CHECKSUM.txt file and the ZIP'd DDP file set to your replication plant. Using checkSum+ Another freeware product for checksum generation and verification is Pescados Software’s checksum+, a simple GUI–driven application for OS 10. MORE…… Using the Terminal’s MD5 feature Mac OS 10’s command line interface, the Terminal,
includes an MD5 implementation. As the man page
says, “MD5 takes as input a message of arbitrary
length and produces as output a To use the Terminal’s MD5 function, first ZIP the entire folder containing your DDP file set by control or right–clicking on the folder and selecting Finder’s Create Archive of… option. Rename the file so it has only a “.zip” extension. Then, launch Terminal and type “md5 ” at the prompt. Note the space after "md5”…Then, drag and drop the ZIP file onto the Terminal window and hit the return key. If you did things correctly, you should see something like: MD5 (/Volumes/ExplicitPath/DDP.zip) = checksum where ExplicitPath is the path to the ZIP’d DDP file and checksum is a very long string of numbers and letters. Copy that resulting checksum string, paste it into a plain text file, and save that file with the name “CHECKSUM.txt” — making sure before hand that the file is a plain text, ASCII file. Send both the CHECKSUM.txt file and the ZIP'd DDP file set to your replication plant. X Overload2 Do you find that the applications and hardware on your Mac have problems “getting along”? Are you looking for an Extensions Manager equivalent in Mac OS X? Teng Chou Ming and Scott Mitchell have created X Overload2, a free utility that allows you to manage Contextual Menu Items, Fonts, Preference files, Preference Panes, Services, Screen Savers located in the library folders in Mac OS X and their equivalent in Classic. It also provides more information about Frameworks and Kernel Extensions…X Overload2 is free so, give it a try!
Legacy Software As a service to the Sonic Studio and Sonic Solutions user base, the following versions of the SonicStudio "Classic" application may be downloaded here. This application is not compatible with the HDSP Processor and I/O hardware built specifically for the HDSP. Please note that these pre-HD software versions are not supported nor further developed by Sonic Studio LLC or Sonic Solutions. Please use at your own risk. SonicStudio "Classic" - 5.4
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