It already runs on a Mac if you use boot camp or paralles. Quite a few forum members are doing that.
Really though, if you find software that works best for you, you should run it on a computer it's compatible with. Choose the computer for the software you want, not the other way around.
It already runs on a Mac if you use boot camp or paralles. Quite a few forum members are doing that.
Really though, if you find software that works best for you, you should run it on a computer it's compatible with. Choose the computer for the software you want, not the other way around.
Well unfortunately in work they gave me a MAC even though I asked for windows all my team works with mac and I'm very slow at premiere.
It already runs on a Mac if you use boot camp or paralles. Quite a few forum members are doing that.
Really though, if you find software that works best for you, you should run it on a computer it's compatible with. Choose the computer for the software you want, not the other way around.
I've been running it on Boot Camp for eight years. I just hate Winodws. I just my wife a new computer with Windows10. It tries to eliminate Google as her default search engine and wants Bing for every search. Photos no longer import the newsest ones from an SD card. I can go on, but I'll stop now.
It already runs on a Mac if you use boot camp or paralles. Quite a few forum members are doing that.
Really though, if you find software that works best for you, you should run it on a computer it's compatible with. Choose the computer for the software you want, not the other way around.
I've been running it on Boot Camp for eight years. I just hate Winodws. I just my wife a new computer with Windows10. It tries to eliminate Google as her default search engine and wants Bing for every search. Photos no longer import the newsest ones from an SD card. I can go on, but I'll stop now.
It already runs on a Mac if you use boot camp or paralles. Quite a few forum members are doing that.
Really though, if you find software that works best for you, you should run it on a computer it's compatible with. Choose the computer for the software you want, not the other way around.
I've been running it on Boot Camp for eight years. I just hate Winodws. I just my wife a new computer with Windows10. It tries to eliminate Google as her default search engine and wants Bing for every search. Photos no longer import the newsest ones from an SD card. I can go on, but I'll stop now.
I don't care about the OS I just want Vegas in my mac
I think when some makes a post like this they should specify whether they want it for Mac hardware or OSX.
They did eventually. They said they didn't care what OS because they were given Mac hardware to use. At that point just run Vegas Pro in Windows on your Mac using VMware Fusion or Parallels Desktop or Bootcamp. I run it in VMware Fusion on my MacBook Pro and in Bootcamp on my Mac Pro.
I don't care about the OS I just want Vegas in my mac
Then run Vegas Pro on your Mac. Whats stopping you? Here is a screen grab of Vegas Pro running on my Mac desktop under Unity mode in VMware Fusion:
Nothing is stopping you from running Vegas Pro in a virtual machine on your Mac. I do it all the time.
~jr
Actually there is something stopping me. I work for a big company and I Technical Support is so strict that I can't install anything unless I ask them and I did but they say that it will ruin their computers in other words they don't want to install any VMware Fusion or Parallels Desktop or Bootcamp.