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Apple releases FCP X 10.2.2 today – a minor upgrade and maintence release.
Enhanced camera support, tweaking features and bug fixes.
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Does this cover the AC10 that I just spent a day converting media in resolve? Of course it probably does. And I just washed my car so it’ll likely rain.
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One of the bug fixes is that FCPX no longer crashes if you use CMYK color sliders for title colors.
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You can now resize the text input box for titles, a small but welcome change!
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Dang it! Where is the Send To Motion function? I have a feeling Resolve and Fusion will have that type of integration first.
Oh, before I forget, I love the idea of paying monthly rent. So where is the tool booth? Sarcasm alert 😉
The magnetic timeline, it’s magnetic-o-matic!
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You’d think Apple would get around to the send to motion button already. Is Adobe breathing down their necks hard enough?
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I just noticed that there has been this update for a while. I’m still on 10.2.1 and have been having some display issues https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/335/84942.
Now I wonder why my system didn’t notify me about an FCPX update as it has in the past. If I go to my App Store and select FCPX download it says “We could not complete your purchase. Final Cut is already installed on this computer. Choose Software Update from the Apple menu to check for available updates.” That’s what I did and it does not appear there.
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I don’t mind FCP X and I think the update has helped iron out quite a few issues. Obviously if you need EDLS then it is not ideal, though XML’s work fine in round tripping to DaVinci Resolve 12. I am working on a high end Mac Pro Guinness Can. I will say that Blackmagic Ultra Express box does not like FCP X. Or is it the other way round? FCP X drops frames immediately upon source or record playback, regardless of GUI or file type and quality (inc performance playback). Turn off AV Output and it flies. DaVinci 12 however works like a charm.
Andrew
Andrew Swarbrick (BA Hons Film & Photography)
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