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  • Spoon-
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    Which version is showing on your download page? you would need a R2025 release or newer to be able to access that download.

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  • IamRhody
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    Sorry for being thick, but I do not see an option for "Old OS". I went to the Registrations page, entered my order number from back in the day and it brings me to a screen for downloading, but not option for "Old OS". Do I need to purchase a new registration or what am I doing wrong?

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  • Spoon-
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    R2024-05-01 is the last version high supported High Sierra, if you have a current license then it can be downloaded on the 'Old OS?' link on the registration download page.

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  • IamRhody
    started a topic Sorry for rehashing Mac OSX 10.13.6 and DBPowerAmp

    Sorry for rehashing Mac OSX 10.13.6 and DBPowerAmp

    Long story short, is there a version available somewhere that will run on Intel based MacMini running High Sierra? I have a reference license for DBPA 15.8 and am content to upgrade if need be.

    I recently had to rebuild an older/ancient MacMini. I use it with my stereo to rip vinyl and CDs along with other digital media. High Sierra is the last version that, I believe, supports Firewire, and is also the newest version of the OS that I can install on the machine.

    I have 15.8 installed on said MacMini but it crashes after 10 seconds, without fail.
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