plugins

[Rafael Amador]

Hi Natasha,
You are looking in home/library/applications support.
But is not that library where you have to search.
Look for: System HD/Library/Application support/Final Cut..
Rafael

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[Stephen May]

Natasha – unless it makes a difference what OSX/FCP ver. it still looks like you’re correct. On my Mac Pro: OSX ver.: 10.4.11 (Tiger), FCS2 / FCP ver. 6.0.5, here is the path for plug-ins:

Macintosh HD > Application Support > Final Cut Pro System Support > Plugins > (Boris, Noise Industries, etc.)

I’ve thought about upgrading to Leopard, at least for the benefit of Compressor, etc. but there are things on Tiger like the way you can preview in the finder; play / stop / move the scrubber, etc. and in Leopard it sucks to have to get the play arrow in the icon of the file you might want to preview, but unable to move forward or backward – plus there’s a lot more too.

I’m on Leopard on my macbook pro that I use at home, and it is nice to have it on that since it’s only a Core Duo – etc. I hope I haven’t misinformed you. good luck. -s

Stephen May
Keystone Media Productions
Freelance Videographer

[Peter Wiggins]

A couple of things..

First with Noise Industries plugins, the easiest way to remove them is via the FxFactory application.

Secondly, next time you are previewing a clip in the finder in Leopard, hit the space bar and see what happens 🙂 I HATE previewing clips in Tiger now

Peter

[Natasha Paulson]

Ooooh! Thank you very much. I was so confused.