Huud@aol.com wrote: > I'm sorry - that's just retarded. What the F%^&# is WRONG with APPLE?! A lot. > This bug is quite simply inexcusable. (especially for an organization > that > prides themselves with video software) As some other bugs are inexcusable as well. > Personally I think we should start a petition and list the first 50 or so > bugs that need fixed NOW and send it to Mapple... By now, everybody should understand that this version of Logic won't see any bugfixes anymore. Otherwise there would've been some fixes already. So, in order to have them adressed, we are supposed to shell out some bucks for whatever the next version of Logic might be. See, this is just exactly along the lines of what I've been criticizing throughout quite some of my latest posts. The lack of updates and bugfixes since the Apple takeover is disgusting. Essentially, Apple wants you to pay for any kind of support, be it Apple Care or simple maintainance updates for whatever programs (in this case our beloved Logic). Not even Steinbergs support is as bad. You buy "Pro" - you pay "Pro". It's just like that all throughout Apples productline (minus the freebies of course), be it soft- or hardware (just recently I learned that replacing the logic board of a G5 would cost around 1000 Euros, which is just a fine equivalent of street robbery. On the Windows side of things, the same operation, using the toppermost of the poppermost mainboard wouldn't even have the slightest chance to cost more than 400 Euros). I don't think there's much other companies that would get away with tactics like Apples. And fwiw, as a workaround for this particular bug, I'd rather use some other program to print your audio to the movie file than running Logic in Rosetta mode, which would only take ages to scan all your AUs, once you have a good assortment of them. It's a workaround that is no workaround. Regards Sascha