don't work with it at which point I'd probably have to switch this Mac to Windows 10 full time. I'm not planning on giving up 32-bit app support for otherwise crappy/minor OS changes so if that's the case, I'll go back to El Capitan until browsers, etc. I'm starting to think they won't fix it since 10.15 is just around the corner. I can either swap to my alternate NFS database (that would work under macOS, but I don't have NFS for Windows 10) or I can go back to using El Capitan or stay in Windows 10 most of the time until (or should I say IF) Apple ever fixes it. I figure I have to do something as it just doesn't work in macOS anymore. Or would it have some kind of internal version check or even have more files than just the main application that would need changed to make it work? I just tested Windows 10 with KODI on my FireTV 4K and the same files freezing under 10.14.6 work 100% fine (from the same HFS+ external drives using MacDrive in Windows 10) that freeze now under macOS. I wonder if it's possible to swap out the SMBD app for an older one that actually works (even say 10.14.4). Other hardware includes a MOTU AVB interface (USB-connected) and UAD-2 PCIe card. I am running Digital Performer 9.52 with two displays, one of which is a 4k TV. Although I will save my Sierra boot drive clone for the foreseeable future, I plan on cloning the current Mojave boot drive immediately as a backup. Since getting everything set in Mojave, my Mac Pro has not crashed despite mixing several heavy-duty productions.
The only software I had to re-install was the UAD-2 driver (for which UA has detailed instructions on their website) and uBlock Origin for Safari.
So far, everything is working really well. I had to start with a clean Sierra install, migrated thru High Sierra and to Mojave, then used Migration Assistant from a clone of my old Sierra boot drive to get my apps and data installed. The update from Sierra took a little doing, but with the help of Alex's guide (a Wiki at the top of the Mac Pro forum), I got the firmware updated and Mojave installed. No more laggy UI in DP, and audio and video are now time-aligned.
I just migrated to Mojave (14.5) and am now able to run the 4k TV directly from the GPU's HDMI port. Not unworkable, but less than pleasant and occasionally frustrating to use. Although all other apps' UIs responded without perceivable lag, DP's UI was quite laggy, response to zoom commands was slow and irregular, and the display lagged real time by a fraction of a beat. Under Sierra 12.6, I had to use a Display Port to HDMI active adaptor and SwitchResX software to get 60Hz from the 4k display (running in Gaming Mode to minimize latency). Click to expand.I am running Digital Performer 9.52 with two displays, one of which is a 4k TV.
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