Final Cut pro x is rendering for hours? whats wrong?

I am not sure what is going on...
It just keeps on rendering for hours and it is a mess...
Help?

Get a copy of 10.0.3 that you thoughtfully stored away previously or look in Time Machine.
Simply replace 10.0.3 with it.
Trashing preferences might be a good idea too.
Note that you will not be able to work on any projects updated to 10.0.3

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