FCPX Plugins and high Sierra

[Noah Kadner]

As with any other OS release- that depends on the developer. If you depend on specific plugins, I would highly recommend confirming they are planning to update for High Sierra before doing the update. There’s not a whole lot in there you *need* as far as FCPX specific workflow goes. Might be well-advised to wait until 10.13.1…

Noah

FCPWORKS – FCPX Workflow
FCP Exchange – FCPX Workshops
XinTwo – FCPX Training

[Dirk De jong]

[Steve Connor] “is there any news on compatibility with FCPX plugins?”

Here’s some “news” on that front…
I’ve tested the kingluma plugins under FCP X using the High Sierra public beta and found no obvious problems;
Radiance ; https://fxfactory.com/info/kinglumaradiance/
Deviance ; https://fxfactory.com/info/kinglumadeviance/
Flux ; https://fxfactory.com/info/kinglumaflux/

If you use FxFactory based products (like the above-mentioned kingluma products), it’s always worth staying current with your FxFactory version and I know the FxFactory team is making sure they are ready for High Sierra

[Steve Connor]

Motion VFX say that their plugins are fine with High Sierra so that’s good news

[Steve Connor]

CoreMelt say that they are still testing but theirs should be fine too