Al Levine
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It’s a bug with 7.2.2 and 10.9.3. It’s well documented in this forum.
The only known fix is switching your render settings from OpenCL to Software.Some say 10.9.4 will fix this — but no official word yet.
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It’s been a while now… usually these large issues are patched pretty quickly. I wonder why this one is taking so long, it’s a HUGE problem.
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Not everything translates over.
I was able to get things like Marker Clips and Subclips from FCP 7 to Premiere CC by creating sequences in FCP 7 that had all the media in them, and bringing them over that way.Example:
Lets say I have 100 marked clips/subclips in my FCP 7 bin. Those won’t come over.
BUT if I drag them into a blank sequence, and import that sequence in CC, they will… in a way…Sequences are your friend in the translation game between FCP 7 and Premiere CC.
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I’m also being told that 10.9.4 will fix this issue.
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Kevin – Emailed you
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The new MacPro uses AMD cards, not NVIDIA. How could this help?
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Workaround on export is checking maximum depth or turning on software render rather than gpu.
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Never mind! My exports are glitchy as hell! Basically pink lines and green frames everywhere.
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I have a D500 and am running CC 7.2.2 / 10.9.3 with no problems… so far…
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I’m on a 2013 MacPro with 10.9.3, finishing up our last few shows on FCP 7 as we move everything else over to Premiere CC.
FCP 7 works like a charm, renders REAL fast (3.5 Ghz 6-Core — woah), and have had zero problems.