Avid Technology Car Video System PT Manual De Usuario

Uninstalling Pro Tools and Avid-
Related Software on Mac OS X

Before upgrading, you must uninstall all earlier 
versions of Pro Tools and Avid-related software.

Uninstalling Media Station|PT 1.8.2 or 
Lower

The Media Station|PT 2.7 installer application is 
not the same as the installer application used 
with previous releases. Therefore, the 2.7 in-
staller cannot successfully uninstall 
Media Station|PT 1.8.2 and lower. If you are up-
grading from version 1.8.2 or lower, you must 
uninstall using a different installer on the 
Media Station|PT 2.7 installer disc.

To uninstall Media Station|PT 1.8.2 or lower:

1  

Insert the Media Station|PT 2.7 installer disc 

into your computer’s CD/DVD drive.

2  

Locate and open the Other Installers folder.

3  

Double-click the MediaStationPT Uninstaller.

4  

Click Continue.

5  

Select Uninstall from the pop-up menu.

6  

Click Uninstall.

The older version of Media Station|PT is unin-
stalled. You can proceed with the installation of 
Media Station|PT 2.7.

Uninstalling Pro Tools 7.2 and Higher

To uninstall versions of Pro Tools 7.2 and higher 
on Mac OS X:

1  

Make sure you have Administrator privileges

for the computer where Pro Tools is installed. 

2  

Go to Applications/Digidesign/Pro Tools/

Pro Tools Utilities and double-click the 
“Uninstall Pro Tools” file.

3  

Click Continue to proceed with the uninstall.

4  

Choose the type of uninstall you want to per-

form:

Safe Uninstall 

Leaves certain plug-ins and sys-

tem files needed for compatibility with some 
Avid products.

Clean Uninstall 

Removes all Pro Tools files, in-

cluding system files, Digidesign plug-ins, and 
MIDI patch names. This is the recommended 
option, especially when you are updating to the 
latest version of Media Station|PT.

5  

Click Uninstall. 

6  

Enter your Administrator password and click 

OK. 

7  

Click Finish to close the Installer window.

Uninstalling Pro Tools 7.1 and Lower

To uninstall Pro Tools 7.1 and lower on Mac OS X:

1  

Make sure you have Administrator privileges

for the computer where Pro Tools is installed. 

2  

Do one of the following:

• Insert the Pro Tools Installer CD-ROM in 

your CD-ROM drive. Double-click “Install 
Pro Tools” or “Install Pro Tools TDM” 
(whichever is appropriate).

– or –

• Click on the downloaded installer file.

3  

Enter your Administrator password and click 

OK to authenticate the installation.