do the pro flight panels work on mac`s?
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Yes they work on the mac... I used them for X-Plane on a mac a couple of years back and they worked wonderfully... but please visit this thread...and use the link on the posts there for the plugin...you might have to use the plug in. http://forums.pilotedge.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=886 you will find the plugins here http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=14646 -cheers
49219
Yes. However, there can be issues with mac USB ports management of them. If you have issue try to use an external USB port, powered hub, etc of some type to help.
49220
Yes they work on the mac...I used them for X-Plane on a mac a couple of years back and they worked wonderfully...but please visit this thread...and use the link on the posts there for the plugin...you might have to use the plug in.http://forums.pilotedge.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t;=886you will find the plugins here http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile;=14646-cheers
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I could not get it to work on a PC, so I'm unsure about Mac Pro and the seller never responded to my comment or message I sent to them
757509
Yes, should be compatible using the OSX 10.9 native drivers. Note: installation in a MacPro may also require obtaining a Molex power adapter connector for proper functioning.
710288
Sorry I don't know on the Mac I use mine on a PC . if had it to do over again I'd get the regular CH yoke and buy the rudder peddels separate. But you can go to the CH website and check for compatibly with the Mac
1585329
i bought it for a MacAir and it worked very well but I don't know about Windows.
439236
reading through forums it seems to work better on Mac, so yes it should work perfectly, just instal the drivers right
280924
Works Mac and PC. http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/compatibility/Pro-Tools-11-System-Requirements
925373
I have. Macbookpro and works fine, but only with the software certified by blackmagic. Please check the blackmagic documentation. i tried to use it with Cisco Webex and it did not work, and I could not get any help from any support (neither blackmagic nor Cisco). Hope this helps.
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Btw. Mine is a pro, not a plain MacBook. I don't know if that makes a difference
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As long as your mac pro has 2 display outputs you should be able to. I'm not familiar with the mac pro but I can't see why you would t be able to
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Yes. I have 2 and they are both running on my New Mac Pro. It all depsnds upon your computer video card(s)
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it would only work if you have a graphics card with a mini display port. If you have a gt 120 or hd5770 it would work. however, if your mac pro has an older card such as the nvidia gt 8800. Make sure your graphics card has a minidisplay otherwise it won't be able to connect.
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Working somewhat for me on 10.10.3 with a 2013 Mac Pro. The basic functions work fine, but the custom button assignments don't always. I have to keep opening system prefs, click on TrackballWorks, change an assignment, and change it back. A few times a day. I think I'll give up and go with a magic trackpad.
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I personally do not know, I do not have a MacPro.Best answer is to go to StarTech.com and look for the model and see if they have drivers for Macs. Sorry I couldn't give you the answer you needed.
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Apparantly, it will. Here is an old (2007) article about using it on a Mac. http://www.vendetta-online.com/x/msgboard/5/17934 To summarise, there is a standard for joysticks called HID (Human Interface Device). Macs support this standard. If your device meets the standard, a Mac will use it without needing drivers. THe X-52 does, at least according to the fellow Aussie who wrote this article.
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I just checked their website and I didn't find anything concerning Mac. I would advise you to go to www.saitek.com and submit an email to their support team to find out for sure. They are usually good about responding in a timely manner. Good luck.
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Michelle, I would assume so. They have drivers for it and it's in the quick setup documentation. But I don't have a mac.