Firewire 410 Driver For Old Mac

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I've just installed 10.11.3, which works fluently, but I'm unable to install driver for my external sound card (which was working perfectly on 10.7 and 10.8 on the same hardware). I run installer and it stops with 'there is no software to install', because driver for 10.7.4. M-Audio's Firewire 410 looks good, sounds good, and is competitively priced, though it does still have some driver issues that need resolving. Information £349 including VAT.

I've had problems since going to 10.4.10 with recent 410 drivers. The external CD player hooked to my M-Audio can't be heard except for a second while booting the Finder. I go into the M-Audio control panel, and it looks fine.

But I get the sound back if I click (IIRC) the 1/2 button off then on again. The volume buttons take a second or two to have an effect. Then the indicator on the screen and the pop sound occur.

In the process, sound is garbled. If I hit several times, or hold it down, the same happens, one step at a time, until it catches up. This has occurred on two computers going back to 10.3.x and with the last half-dozen M-Audio 410 drives. Not apparently an OS issue. Update: finally got a response from m-audio. Minecraft full version free for mac.

They recommend that driver 1.7.4 (for Mac OSX 10.4.8) is installed instead of the advertised driver (1.8.2). This worked for a day, but now my firewire 410 is not being recognised at all, and the blue LED continues to flash rapidly.

When i got back to m-audio, i was told that this is because i'm running 'boot camp' which they don't support (although the 410 was working perfectly OK under 10.4.9 and boot camp). I was also advised that there is a diagnostic program which i can use to 'reflash' the unit. I've asked for the program, but have heard nothing since.

All very frustrating. I'm currently using 1.8.2 under 10.4.10. While I have the quirk I mentioned above, there is one thing new in this or recent versions: I can boot without the 410 connected, but then if I plug it in, the 410 is found and starts working. I don't recall this being the case in earlier versions. I had to reboot while connected.

Although I do have the need to unclick and click the 1/2 button to make the external CD play through the mixer, and I do have the problem in all recent versions of the volume button taking a couple of seconds to work, I must say that I can work around these and live with 1.8.2. Improvements would be nice, but I can cope. I have done the update that m-audio instructed me to do. Reinstall OSX, archiving the old system preserving the user data and network settings. I then istalled Quicktime 7.1.6 then did the OSX combo updater to 10.4.10. I had some issues with streaming quicktimes and I had a lot of AU pluggins to move into the new system but. Everthing has been worked out and running very well.