Doug Suiter
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[Simon GM Li] “I believe FCPX 10.9 does allow this, but not 10.1”
Unfortunately no this has never been a feature of FCPX. I’ve been waiting for it since 10.0
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This is 100% my most hoped for feature.
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I am also experiencing this lag. I recorded it using at least something approaching a scientific method:
After permissions repair, removing plugins, completely wiping my Mac, a clean install of Mavericks and FCPX I have pretty much concluded that this is a result of upgrading from 10.0.9 to 10.1
However, as you’ll notice from the video I recorded slowdown seems to happen as soon as a project begins to get mildly complex. Hence “pretty much concluded”.
I’ll copy here what i said on the other forum: I would love for someone who is not experiencing these issues to try the title test on a ~30 minute project timeline and confirm that it is not as laggy as I am experiencing. That would confirm that FCPX is capable of complex projects without sluggishness creeping into the UI and I could put it down to something in the upgrade process. Honestly if that is the cause I would quite happy with that outcome.
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No – the sluggishness doesn’t seem to be related to the timeline waveforms.
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Thank you for the suggestion though 🙂
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No…deleting audio seems to make a minor difference if any.
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The thing is though that the other projects demoed in that video are carted in 10.1 and later. Yet they also show increasing sluggishness pattern.
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The most severe slowdown is in a library that was created before 10.1, but that also happens to be the most complex project
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Thank you Dave – that sounds like my experience exactly
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Thanks Charlie – my issues aren’t cleared up with a restart but i will try the closed inspector method you suggest