2.3.3 will definitely not have been tested with Mountain Lion in mind, but you should be fine with 2.4.2 or 2.4.3.

For those versions you need Serato Video, not VideoSL, and your upgraded serial (the one that starts with SAV).

Hi DJ Dav,

Mountain Lion is supported by Serato Video 1.1 and Scratch Live 2.4.3.

If you downgrade back to a version of Scratch Live that is 2.3.3 and lower then you are able to use your Video-SL licence with that version.

Any version later than 2.3.3 needs a Serato Video (SAV) serial number.

Cheers

I thought originally Serato Video 1.1 did support Mountain Lion. This was what I was running on my new MacPro (with Scratch Live 2.4.3). Serato Video crashed 7-8 times and immediately reopened itself. The next time it crashed it froze my whole system, including audio, mid-gig. In the support for Serato Video the FAQ actually says Serato Video DOES NOT support Mountain Lion. I will set it up at home this week and let it run to see if it happens again.

With my old MacPro (running 2.3.3 Scratch Live I believe), I deauthorized Video-SL for some reason when I got the new computer (guess I assumed it could only be run on one). I don't have my original serial number and my profile at serato.com only lists my Serato Video serial number.

Thanks for bringing that FAQ to our attention, as you can see it was last edited in July 2012, so unfortunately it has not been updated for Serato Video 1.1. This has now been fixed.

Both Scratch Live 2.4.3 and Serato Video 1.1 will work fine on Mountain Lion, it just sounds like there is something else on your system that is causing these crashes.

You can view your old Video-SL serial number on your profile page, by clicking the "Show Serial Numbers and Licenses" button at the top of the product list.

Try reinstalling Serato Video 1.1 and let me know if you continue to have any crashes.

Cheers

Hey Scott,

I reinsalled Serato Video two nights ago, and ran it continuously for 3.5 hours, both videos on screen the whole time. I did not have any issues so looks like that might have done it! That, or the fact that I now have my logo sticker on that Mac now... haha.

As for my Video - SL serial number... The only product my profile has on it is Serato Video. I believe I purchased both Scratch Live and Video-SL before this site was up and running. I'm not sure if it is possible to find those out (I might have Scratch Live somewhere but not Video - SL)? It would be nice to have my backup computer to still have video capability.

Thanks for your help,

Dav

Sounds good DJ Dav,

That is odd, the old video-sl serial number should still be visible on your profile.

I have sent you a private message with your Video-SL serial number anyway, so you can write it down or save it somewhere :)

Cheers

Thanks!
And as to my gig last Saturday, I had issues again. It actually looks like it might be an Apple issue, and that is the notice that pops up (would you like to report his to Apple). I connect at that gig to a converter box, and think that might have something to do with the problem. I am going to try to run through my converter as opposed to the bars this week and see how it works. Good news is there was never an audio issue and Video relaunched easily. I'll let you know if I make any progress! (I'll also look at the notification that popped up a little closer, and if possible send it your way)

Dav

I have the exact same problem. Every time I play a set in my studio it crashes once or twice, when I bring it to clubs it crashes, as you say, 7-8 times and re-launches (most of the time.) I've tried everything suggested on these forums. I've also re-converted all my video files to MP4 as per Serato guidelines and I'm using latest versions of Scratch Live and Serato Video.

These issues have only started happening since I bought my new mac (Macbook Pro - OSX 10.8 with retina display) and switched from Video SL to Serato Video. I was running an older mac with 10.5.8 and never had these problems.

Is it some issue with the resolution I'm outputting to the projector or....? I'm really stumped and as I do this for a living, I'm kind of thinking I need to stop doing AV stuff until I can fix this.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Kormac