Following a question in from Michael Lux asking now to get a copy of Pro Tools 11HD software, because he wanted the surround features that are now only available in Pro Tools HD. The workaround is to plug it in via a certified USB2 hub (even one of the ports on an Apple keyboard will do).
The fault can sometimes be replicated by unplugging the iLok after successfully using it, then plugging it back in again, after that, the iLok will light up but may not be detected by any application that needs to access it (this is obviously more of a problem for laptop users). What are these requirements and does PACE’s implementation for iLok fit? There are some pretty compelling reasons why licence servers are desirable in education and post facilities but to be useful they have to work in those environments. Avid has announced support for network licensing is coming when they released Pro Tools 2018.1 so they can’t be far away. PACE has offered iLok network licences for some time. It is up to the individual software publishers to determine what transfers they will permit under the terms of their licence to you as the end user, but of course, you all read and are fully conversant with the terms and conditions of each software licence after all, nobody would consider just clicking OK to the ‘Have you read the term and conditions’ tick box without studying them in detail, would they? ILok Will Contact The Software Publisher Another factor to be aware of is that although iLok will email the software publisher to inform them of the licence transfer, the software publisher won’t necessarily provide support for transferred plug-ins: as before, it is the choice of the software publisher and not iLok.
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