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Created by Anonymous on 26 Feb 2011 10:20.
Last updated by bcammo on 16 Jul 2013 03:09.

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Final Cut Pro X

Supports iCloud

Secured by Gatekeeper

Supports retina graphics

Available on the Mac App Store
Not available on the Mac App Store

Completely redesigned from the ground up, Final Cut Pro X adds extraordinary speed, quality, and flexibility to every part of the post-production workflow.

Version	10.0.6
Developer	Apple
Website	http://www.apple.com/finalcutpro/
Status	Works fine

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Versions

10.0.5	Works fine edit
5.1	Doesn't work edit
6.0.6	Works fine edit
7.0	Unknown edit
7.0.3	Works fine edit
final cut pro	Works fine edit

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Feature support

Lion
Versions	Supports Versions
Auto save	Supports Auto Save
Resume	Supports Resume
Fullscreen	Supports Fullscreen

Mountain Lion
Notification Center	Supports Notification Center
iCloud	Supports iCloud
Gatekeeper	Supports Gatekeeper
Retina graphics	Supports Retina graphics

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Notes

If you have a "Hybrid Drive" setup (one internal SSD and one internal HD)
and you have projects and events on your secondary drive, you need to

get info on the secondary drive

and click the check box "ignore ownership on this volume"

NOTE: Optical Flow analysis for smooth retiming is broken in OS X 10.8.

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[ Jonathan Kiedrowski]Jonathan KiedrowskiAnonymous 26 Jul 2012 20:01

Just installed mountain lion.
Big issue.

I have an iMac with the "Hybrid Drive" 2 HD option (1 SSD / 1 HD).
All of my projects and events are on the 2 TB conventional HD.

There still all there in the finder, but FCPX won't even acknowledge that this 2nd hard drive exists.

It sees my external drive fine, but doesn't see the secondary internal hard drive.
It's not even like a "reconnect media" issue. It simply cannot navigate to that HD as a source and all of the projects and events are just not there anymore.

Even if a fix comes, i doubt it will just put everything back the way it was.

DON'T UPGRADE IF YOU USE 2 INTERNAL HARD DRIVES.

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[ Jonathan Kiedrowski]Jonathan KiedrowskiAnonymous 26 Jul 2012 20:41

UPDATE

Called Apple Support

If you have a similar issue to mine.

Right-Click and "Get Info" on your secondary HD.

Click the lock at the bottom right (administrator password)

click the checkbox at the bottom left - Ignore ownership on this volume

click the lock to close it

close the window

Launch FCPX.

Your projects and events should be available.

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Lion (10.7) Comments

[ Caleb Ungewitter]Caleb UngewitterAnonymous 18 Mar 2011 20:20

It works. I just ran it, even edited a film and saved it.

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StudiomtnStudiomtnAnonymous 03 Apr 2011 01:12

Didn't work for me. Just says check compatibility and quits.

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[ Tyler]TylerAnonymous 03 Jun 2011 10:34

Confirmed does not work.

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[ David Petree]David Petreedpetree 22 Jun 2011 22:44

Confirmed it does work

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[ rumpel]rumpelAnonymous 05 Jul 2011 00:13

It's alive and works!

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[ Alex]AlexAnonymous 19 Jul 2011 19:25

Works !

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[ wilhoitm]wilhoitmAnonymous 20 Jul 2011 03:14

Please clarify which one works.. Final Cut Pro X or Final Cut Pro 7?

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AaronAaronAnonymous 20 Jul 2011 14:53

Final Cut Pro 6.0.6 works fine so far on Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. Starting it and editing a project was no problem.

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MacintoshhelperMacintoshhelperAnonymous 22 Jul 2011 00:17

Final Cut Pro X version 10.0 works fine, opens with no problems.

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[ The Dude]The DudeAnonymous 23 Jul 2011 20:05

my version of Final Cut Pro 7 does not work. It says does not support Power PC apps any further

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[ deutschmann]deutschmannAnonymous 28 Jul 2011 16:11

Final Cut Pro 6 works.

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Roz HallRoz HallAnonymous 05 Aug 2011 07:43

It works for me until I try to edit MPEG-2 files. It refuses to play these. Even Quickview and Quicktime will not play these.

Was all working fine before I updated :S

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[ Brian Degenstein]Brian DegensteinAnonymous 16 Aug 2011 16:10

Final Cut Pro X opens fine but I've experienced some audio issues (crackling and popping sounds like dust on an old record) with AAC and MP3 files when imported into a project. Took my MBP it into the Apple Store and they said it was a known issue. Downgraded to Snow Leopard and the issues went away.

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