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| ![]() | ![]() BitJazz Does SheerVideo run on Linux?
Yes, SheerVideo for Mac runs on any version of Apple Mac OS X, back to version 10.1. On Macs with an Intel processor, SheerVideo for Mac UB runs in both native Intel mode and under Rosetta, whereas SheerVideo for Mac Intel runs in native Intel mode only, and SheerVideo for Mac PPC runs in Rosetta PowerPC emulation mode only. On Macs with a PowerPC processor, SheerVideo for Mac PPC runs on any version of Mac OS X back to version 10.1.
Yes, SheerVideo for Mac UB runs on any version of Apple Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. On Macs with an Intel processor, SheerVideo for Mac UB runs in both native Intel mode and under Rosetta, whereas SheerVideo for Mac Intel runs in native Intel mode only, and SheerVideo for Mac PPC runs in Rosetta PowerPC emulation mode only. On Macs with a PowerPC processor, SheerVideo for Mac PPC runs on any version of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger.
Yes, SheerVideo for Mac PPC runs on any version of Apple Mac OS X 10.3 Panther.
Yes, SheerVideo for Mac PPC runs on any version of Apple Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar.
Yes, SheerVideo for Mac PPC runs on any version of Apple Mac OS X 10.1 Puma.
No, SheerVideo for Mac PPC does not run properly on Apple Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah, but SheerVideo for Mac Classic runs in Classic Mac OS 9 emulation mode under Cheetah.
Yes, SheerVideo for Mac Classic runs on any version of Apple Mac OS 9, including Classic mode under Mac OS X.
Yes, SheerVideo for Mac Classic runs on any version of Apple Mac OS 8, back to version 8.6.
Yes. SheerVideo for Windows PC runs on any PC running Windows XP.
Yes. SheerVideo for Windows PC runs on any PC running Windows Me.
Yes. SheerVideo for Windows PC runs on any PC running Windows 2000.
Yes. SheerVideo for Windows PC runs on any PC running Windows '98.
Yes. SheerVideo for Windows PC runs on any PC running Windows '95.
Yes. However, SheerVideo is designed for real-time lossless capture, editing, and playback of professional-quality video. Windows Vista is apparently designed to prevent all such functionality. [See A Cost Analysis of Windows Vista Content Protection by Peter Gutmann.] No, not yet.
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