The power of Pro Data, now on every platform

With the 1.6 software update, Pro Data brings its full feature set to Windows, and driver/command-line support to Linux. Creative teams can now run zero-copy workflows and open the same project on any platform without re-ingesting or duplicating transfers.
Multi-Reader Sharing and Storage Handoff are fully enabled on Mac and Windows, so projects move seamlessly between systems.
Cross-platform support means you can run each application on the platform it was built for—VFX on Linux, broadcast tools on Windows, finishing on Mac—while keeping your media in place and accessible.
And because every device we ever shipped receives this update, all Pro Data owners will continue to enjoy sustained performance on their devices and gain these capabilities at no additional cost.

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