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Who wants to be a hero and try FCP7 with Mavericks?
Robin Hamilton replied 10 years, 7 months ago 24 Members · 39 Replies
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Levy Fioriti
October 30, 2013 at 4:07 pmyep, the link is:
https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=14305
at blackmagic home page, there’s a link to a Mavericks’ support, don’t download it!
Now my FCP crashes, can’t edit..
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Danny Stricker
October 31, 2013 at 10:36 amSo I updated my MacBook Pro8,3 to 10.9 Mavericks. FCP 7 seemed fine. Until I had to capture video from my AJA IoHD. Just like the blackmagic the video and audio sync was off by 29 frames. I went to AJA and the IoHD has been discontinued as of the release of OS X 10.9
Looks like I need to go back to Mountain Lion.
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Ignacio Recondo
October 31, 2013 at 9:46 pmThank you Levi!
I went back to 10.8 and everything works fine again. Im not Upgrading no more 🙂
Nano Recono
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Daniel E
November 1, 2013 at 5:10 pmMy laptop is having the same issue with QMaster preference panel. Trying a render in Compressor with the still listed cluster. Taking a long time to get started but no errors yet. No progress either. After about 20 minutes the rendering is working so patience is being rewarded. It is a long movie. Probably would start faster with just using a single processor but not as much fun.
. I haven’t found any other gotchas yet with FCP 7 but it is just the computer with know external video etc. So far projects open and play back. Holding off upgrading my Mac Pro which has a Black Magic card etc.Daniel Epstein
Gold Teleproductions, Inc
New York, NY
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Maurice Spees
May 16, 2014 at 9:29 amNever change a winning team!
That’s all. I am still on 10.7.5 and everything works just fine…
Moving Films – The power of vivid expressions
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Tan Ansell
May 21, 2014 at 7:06 amHi,
This is a long due post… but for what it’s worth:
I encountered the same audio delay problem, so I downloaded Black Magic Desktop 10.10, which fixed the delay but caused very frequent crashes in FCP 7 (OS Mavericks).
I looked around for solutions and came across a maintenance software from Digital Rebellion that helps manage plugins. I used the Plugin Manager to disable the Black Magic Plugin, and FCP started working well without no crashing and audio sync problems.
Kind of a weird solution, but worked for me. I only use Black Magic driver to divert audio playback to a mixer then to my speakers.
Anyone with similar experiences?
Ansell
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Jd Marlow
October 8, 2014 at 8:58 pmStrange — I’m on 10.9.5 Mavericks and also have Desktop Video 10.1.1 drivers installed for my Blackmagic Intensity Pro card. All is well so far. Haven’t cut a full new project on this system yet, but have done minor edits and many exports. All seems well so far (knocking on wood).
It’s for this reason I keep a dual boot with 10.7.5 hanging around. I held on to a copy of Leopard 10.5 until just last week!!
JD Marlow
jd@jdmarlow.com
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Joel Silverman
December 29, 2014 at 11:50 pmOK… I have been having some huge problems with FCP 7 and Mavericks. We have a TV series we have been editing perfectly for the past 2 years. I (for some stupid reason) decided to upgrade from my Snow Leopard which was just fine to Mavericks. Since I did that one of our files which is large, gives us the “out of memory” error, and crashes always when rendering. I have sent the hard drive and the computer to some local people here in Reno that know Macs and FCP with no answers. At this point I am ready to downgrade back to Snow Leopard. Does anyone else have this issue?
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Robin Hamilton
September 10, 2015 at 7:46 pmMuch later post in response to Joel who had problems with FCP 7 and was reconsidering downgrading back to Snow Leopard.
Two Questions:
Q 1 Joel, did you resolve,downgrade, run dual systems?
Good to hear that many have been okay with FCP 7. Thanks for all the info.I have kept running 10.6.8 for its stability and compatibility with FCP 7 on an 2011 IMAC.
I am considering a dual system, either partitioning the hard drive, or using a firewire drive.
Q 2 Anyone tried running a partitioned or dual system? EG FCP 7 from a Firewire startup that has 10.6.8, but running Yosemite or El Capitan from the IMAC’s internal drive? Or other variations?I would stay on FCP 7 (following the ‘if it ain’t broke, rule, articulated by the inimitable Shane Ross above) but I would like Creative COw, and native h264 editing from Premiere Pro, and Photoshop, and that means, I believe, upgrading my OS.
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