Will Final Cut ProX recognize my project from previous FCP 7 version

Will Final Cut ProX recognize my projects from FCP 7 version?

No. It only recognizes iMovie projects.
Final Cut PRO, indeed.

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Will Final Cut Pro X work with Yosemite

Will Final Cut Pro X work with Yosemite?

me too version 10.8. It would have been nice to know yosemite was going to crap out my primary video editing software! I use this for my video editing for my business video production and it would have been nice to know ahead of time or here's a crazy idea how about the software developers who are making millions off final cut pro sales release a fix BEFORE apple roles out yosemite for free. I don't have time to chase down every blog in the world to see issues etc. The reason I bought a mac is I just need it to work so I can work on my business.

Will iDVD be able to recognise the chapter markers created from Final Cut ProX Ver 1.1 ?

Hi there,
It has been quite a while since I use iDVD from Final Cut Express 4 days. So, please excuse my ignorance.
Can I know whether iDVD will be able to recognise the chapter markers I created from Final Cut ProX Ver 1.1 ?
That is to say, if I share/export a file from FCPX and tick the "include chapter markers" box ...
Thanks

Ian R. Brown wrote:
I don't know but you can find out for yourself in a couple of minutes.
Make a one minute project (any old clip) and add several chapter markers.
Export it and drop it into iDVD to see whether the chapter markers are recognised.
Thanks Ian, problem is forgot how to use iDVD already ...
And i remember reading some where that iDVD cannot recognise the markers generated by the earlier version of FCPX. So I am not sure about the Ver 10.1
So I was thinking, if Ver 10.1 is still the same, I might as well no need to re-learn iDVD yet ... Hahaha
Cheers

Hi, since i put some mp4 video or DVD files on my external hard drives final cut prox won't recognize my hard drives, i move all the video files and the problem still exist. somebody have the solution

Hi, since i put some mp4 video or DVD files on my external hard drives final cut prox won't recognize my hard drives, i move all the video files and the problem still exist. somebody have the solution

Did the back and forth between PC and Mac file systems screw up my files somehow?
Yes. Unfortunately the move has almost certainly caused the loss of the resource data that would have been (invisibly) attached to those files.
By adding a specific .mov extension after the fact you will have helped the Mac correctly identify the file type / asscoiations but also significantly you will have physically changed the filename eg from "clip" to "clip.mov". This means that when you come to reconnect the media in FCP , then FCP will be looking for files that no longer exist at the given path eg when specifically looking for our example clip called "clip" of course it won't find it.
Try this as a test... first remove the ".mov" extension from one or more of the clips, select those clips and press Cmd-Opt-I to open an Info window for the selection. You'll see an "Open with:" popup and in that popup you should choose QuickTime Player (if its a Unix Executable then it will initially list Terminal as the appropriate app, you have to choose Other... then in the open dialog choose Enable > All Applications and then navigate to and select the Quicktime Player app as the appropriate app). After you've done that restart FCP and see if you can now reconnect to those clips.

About Final Cut ProX: why a red line appears at the top o a file imported into a New Event? then when I restarted the Project that files comes as "Missed files" How can i fix it?

About Final Cut ProX: why a red line appears at the top o a file imported into a New Event? then when I restarted the Project that files comes as "Missed files" How can i fix it? Thank you very much.

Where are you importing from – a camera or computer? If you are optimizing at import, make sure the background processes are completed. (Command-9)
Russ

Will Final Cut Pro X recognize Avid Mojo interfacing with Broadcast Pix? If so, how do I accomplish this?

Our church used an HP for 12 years that was refurbished and finally died. We captured Sunday services for broadcast using Avid Express connected to a Broadcast Pix Switcher via an Avid Mojo with a firewire cable. This week, I replaced it the HP with a Mac in hopes of using Final Cut Pro to capture and edit video for broadcast. Will Final Cut Pro X recognize Avid Mojo interfacing with Broadcast Pix? If so, how do I accomplish this? Currently I have the mojo connected to the Mac via a firewire adapter through the thunderbolt port. However, the Mac isn't seeing the mojo or the cameras connected to the switcher.

Just turned off background rendering.
I'm not certain what you mean for specs in a specific point in the video, but here are the specs for the entire edit I initially received:
Dimensions: 1920 X 1080
Codecs: H.264, AAC, Timecode
2 Audio Channels
Total bit rate: 12,083
Size: 951,735,770 bytes (951.7 MB on disk)
Here are the specs for the exported video that has the audio issue:
Dimensions: 1920 X 1080
Codecs: H.264, AAC, Timecode
2 Audio Channels
Total bit rate: 12,274
Size: 966,817,082 bytes (966.8 MB on disk)
The video is 10:28 minutes long and the audio leaves at 5:57.
If that wasn't what you were looking for, just let me know. I'm not very good with technical stuff sometimes so may have misunderstood.
Is there something I should have done to the piece before I began color correcting it, like transcoding?

Final Cut ProX Users - Lets get this thing working

I was with FCP from day one. Adobe Premiere was always breaking and needed fixing every month so I jumped ship.
I did not move from FCP 6.06 to 7 as I had a funny feeling that something was afoot. So I waited.
Now, I have a copy of FCPX I am am going to see in the next few days just how broken it is. I would suggest that if you have persevered and like me, cannot resist a challenge and decided to give it a go.
Hang in there and use this post to flag up any ideas, fixes or for those things you just cannot work out.
So here goes:
Before firing up X create a 'test' folder on your external RAID. Because that is where we keep our projects and media ...don't we?
Drop into this test folder copies of differing media and file formats. I have unwrapped XDCAM, P2, pngs, aifs NTSC and PAL media. Anything you can think of.
Be sure to give all your test footage and files names that relate to the format. ie XDCAM 720p 50 PAL. You may need to use Spotlight to track down lost content.
It is important you do this so as to keep the first trial of X as simple as possible. You need to know exactly where all your media is coming from and going to to.
Open X and explore the preferences first.
Open the import dialog explore all your options on this. This is where you will be able to send an (event) project and set up how and where referenced media is located. Don't rush it.
Don't Panic
Note:
Once downloaded X will appear to wipe out 7.
If you try to open a 7 project it will get a message 'no app' right click and use open with.
Quit X first.
7 project will work just fine.

please post this in the Final Cut ProX forum where you will receive a reply.
FCPX it is a completly different application as this is the to the Final Cut Studio version
Final Cut Pro X Discussion

Will Final Cut work with 13 1TB drives daisy chained togerher

Will Final Cut work with 13 (1TB) Firewire 800 drives daisy chained (78 feet) together? Has any one done this? If so were there any problems?

Thanks for your advice guys.
I did run into problems, had to start computer with only my pre-existing SATA and FireWire 800 drives (connected to the back of my Mac), then I made sure the 14 FireWire 800 drives were turned off, attached the FireWire 800 cable to the front of my Mac, turned on the drives from closest to furthest in the drive chain (6'cables between each drive) and all of the drives came up on the desktop.
When I opened the FCP project that had media associated with the 14 drives I got the spinning wheel of death. After rebooting and restarting the gang of 14 I thought I would try to open one of the drives on the desktop, again the spinning wheel of death. Will move to plan B - 9" cables, plan C is installing the drives into two drive towers.

Final Cut wont recognize when i push esc when capturing now.

Final Cut wont recognize when i push esc when capturing now on an uncontrolled device.
help.

I have captured from a VHS player thru a camcorder to FCP, but never experienced a Capture Now not stopping after pressing the ESC key. I did a quick search and found a question similar to yours. The following suggestions are mostly from a response posted by Tony Gay:
1. Trash the FCP preferences. Try Preference Manager for doing that if you don't already have it.
2. Run Disk Utility and select Repair Disk Permissions
3. Check your System Prefs, make sure that your Energy Saver settings are so that the system stays awake and disks do not power down.
4. The FCP preferences will need to be reset. If using Capture Now, check that it is not limited, reset your drives and etc.
5. Check that the codec of the camera/tape match the setting that you are capturing with.
6. Try capturing a short piece using Log and Capture...
7. Try Capture Now.
The person with the problem posted back reporting that after doing the above, ESC was again working with Capture Now.
Good luck.

I tried downloading Final Cut ProX but my computer said that "this computer cant download Final Cut ProX" and i dont know why?

i tried downloading Final Cut ProX but my computer said that "this computer cant download Final Cut ProX" and i dont know why?

Is your iMac still really on OS X 10.2 Jaguar?
Could you supply more accurate info about your Mac.
What Mac do you have?
To find out info about your system,
Click on the Apple symbol in the upper left of the OS X main menu bar. A drop down menu appears.
Click About this Mac. A smaller popup window appears. This gives you basic info like what version of OS X your iMac is running, the speed of your iMac's CPU and how much RAM is installed.
Click on the button that says More Info.
A larger window appears giving you a complete overview of your iMac's hardware specs.
Highlight all of this info and copy/paste all of this into another reply to this post, editing out your iMac's serial number before actually posting the reply.
This will tell us everything about your iMac so we may begin to help with your iMac issues.
Final Cut Pro X System Requirements.
OS X v10.9.2 or later
4GB of RAM (8GB recommended for 4K)
OpenCL-capable graphics cardor Intel HD Graphics 3000 or later
256MB of VRAM (1GB recommended for 4K)
3.5GB of disk space

Will Final Cut X use Intel Quick Sync technology?

Will Final Cut X use the Intel Quick Sync technology available on SandyBridge and future processes to speed up transcoding operations?
What about if there is a discrete GPU in the system?
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4083/the-sandy-bridge-review-intel-core-i7-2600k-i 5-2500k-core-i3-2100-tested/8
A

Hi all,
All the developers are under NDA so I didn't say anything before but it is apparent from public domain sources that OSX lion has the APIs for this (which were not available before) so this functionality will be available as soon as Lion is released. Pretty awesome, eh!
Pi Digital

How to Import and Edit a 60i video to Final Cut ProX

Hi Final Cut ProX community,
I just recently purchased a Sony HDR - JP650V Camcorder which shoots 24p, 60i and 60p. I've been shooting long video's and the only frames per second I can use is 60i for this specific camcorder.
Recording mode
Recording time
HDR-PJ650E
HDR-PJ650V/ PJ650VE
[60p Quality ]/ [50p Quality ]
2 h 30 min
(2 h 30 min)
2 h 15 min
(2 h 15 min)
[Highest Quality ] 60i /24p
3 h
(3 h)
2 h 40 min
(2 h 40 min)
[High Quality ] 60i/24p
4 h 5 min
(4 h 5 min)
3 h 40 min
(3 h 40 min)
[Standard ] 60i
7 h 15 min
(5 h 30 min)
6 h 30 min
(4 h 55 min)
[Long Time ]60i
12 h 30 min
(10 h 15 min)
11 h 15 min
(9 h 15 min)
I've been trying to shoot in 60i and then import it to Final Cut Pro X and edit it for YouTube but everytime I import it the inspector tells me it's a 1440x1080 | 29.97 fps. I know I have the camera set to [Long Time ]: 1440 1080/60i quality, AVC HD 5M (LP).
How can I get Final Cut ProX to recognize the 60i fps when importing the video vs the 29.97 fps?
Reading some forms and being new to the video world could this be because of the i stands for "interlacing" which is 30 fps x 2, so FCPX only registers 30 (29.97fps).
Could that be the issue?

Brandon,
I also use Sony's HDR-PJ50V camcorder to record seminars at remote locations. These seminars are four days long, with some presentations lasting up to 1.5 hours or more.
Each evening, I back-up the days proceedings to an external hard drive.
I record in the 60i mode as it only takes up half the cameras hard drive space. The photos and videos that I use for my outros are recorded in 60p and appended to the end.
I export video to QT7, process it in Compressor, and send to YouTube. See the excellent link below.
I also drag the QT7 file to Toast for DVD burning.
http://vimeo.com/27929472
Also see this YouTube link, especially the the 60p ending.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEVwOv6d5RA&list=UUpqHQ2t8Q1AQWO64ljNwn_g&index=7

Will Final Cut Pro 4.5 still work if I upgrade to Mac OS X v10.5.4?

Will Final Cut Pro 4.5 still work if I upgrade to Mac OS X v10.5.4?

I'm with Jon on this one. I know someone who uses FCP 5.0 on a MacBook Pro, he has all sorts of wierd issues including:
Projects he has created throwing up an error message "Unreadable on this machine" when re-opened.
Projects losing and refusing to connect to render files.
Dissolves simply not working -this is not to do with lack of handles, it just happens.
LiveType and FCP's own title generator files not automatically compositing.
Lots of kernel panics and unexpected quits.
These might not happen all the time, but always crop up at the worst possible moment.
I can move his project files and media to my setup and everything works.

Will Final Cut Express 2.0.3 work with Tiger 10.4.4

Will Final Cut Express 2.0.3 work with Tiger 10.4.4

We have it running on our iMac G5s. Although it runs reasonably well, there are some teething problems with it. One of them is we cannot capture from a camcorder using timecodes because it just crashes when we try and do that, so we can only capture using the "DV Convertor" mode. Not unreasonable, but slightly annoying.
We also have the problem that, when we brought some new iMac G5s recently with the iSight built in, it wouldn't work at all because it didn't seem to realise that a PCI-Express graphics card was actually a graphics card at all, and it kept demanding we install an AGP one, which was a bit stupid.
Apart from that, it's definitely useable. No crashes or anything like that. And we use it daily.

Will Final Cut Express help with...

I am considering purchasing Final Cut Express for a video project I am working on for my company. I have been using iMovie for a while and have not found a way to overlay a graphic (in this case, our company logo) on top of video. Will Final Cut Express allow me to do this?
Also, I just shot some video of clients giving testimonials that I would like to turn into marketing pieces. Unfortunately there is a lot of background noise in several of the clips. Does Final Cut Express have any audio tuning features that will help me reduce or remove the background noise?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Will Final Cut Express allow me to do this?
Yes, easily.
Does Final Cut Express have any audio tuning features that will help me reduce or remove the background noise?
Not really. You could try using a noise reduction tool like SoundSaop, but you're best bet is to re-shoot using proper mics and placement.
-DH

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