António Carvalho
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Yes, it is. Feel free to test it yourself.
I’ve done it in 2 different macs, with different hardware and had the same problems.
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Forget FCP7, it’s dead and done. Although it was probably one of the best video editing software, Apple gave up on it and FCPX is a major disappointment. But do try it.
I recomend Premiere or Avid for a professional Video Editing, depends on what your aiming at
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Massive bugs with audio, most of my projects are useless due to that. Check it out, i have 30min timelines and it’s a nightmare!
The latest safe OS to you FCP7 is 10.9.1, period.
Later then that, you’ll have major issues, i tryed it in 2 very different machines
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Ok, it seems your OS and FCP7 are conflicting because FCP7 can’t choose one of two identical files.
I checked my Lybrary to see the duplicates you have, and all i got are alias. I dunno if it’s safe to trash those, but if you already have a conflit, why not? 🙂
Before that, have you connected to App Store and done the latest updates, after you installed FCP7? If not, it might be lacking an update of the ProApps
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Hello Alexander,
I’m about to make that test on my computer tomorrow and will feedback on the outcome.
Do you have any external software that works along with FCP7 (plug-ins, drivers like blackmagic or Kona)?
For a quick fix, you should time-machine back to the earlier version you had (if you time machined of course)
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I hope so, although i doubt that have FCP7 into consideration
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Hi,
What was your previous OS? Plug ins often go into “Library/Application Support/Final Cut Pro System Support/Plugins
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Hello Shane,
Yes, i agree with you. Time-Machine is not a solution, more of a bandaid in case of an emergency, and i’m planning on a new disk format as soon as my machine becomes available for that.
I made an installation Drive for this situations, exactly because the installer is online. Another solucion is to boot pressing the ALT key, and use the recovery drive that is installed with every new OS (since lion, at least)