[Frank Valtellina]

Final Cut Pro for Mac is also available as a one-time purchase on the App Store. 😉

[Frank Valtellina]

When Final Cut imported Sony files through the import window, it used to convert the MXF into a .mov without any recompression. What’s strange, however, is that both Quick Viewer and QuickTime Player play the MXF files choppily and with glitches when accessed directly from the Finder

[Frank Valtellina]

I don’t think it’s a codec issue. I’ve tried creating Proxy files H264, but it didn’t make any difference. Again, the strange thing is that even after rendering it, it still plays back with stutters.

[Frank Valtellina]

I’m using a 16-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 Max chip. If I apply a single magnetic mask to the clip, there’s no issue. The problem arises when I apply two or more masks and add some additional effects or clips on the upper layers. The footage is 4K 24p ProRes LT. However, the strange thing is that even after rendering the clip, it still plays back with stutters.

[Frank Valtellina]

Using Better Performance nothing change

[Frank Valtellina]

Prova a reinstallare i “Pro video formats” 😉

[Frank Valtellina]

Hi Ben, there is no way to copy and paste the notes. I invite you to try.

[Frank Valtellina]

Hi Jacqueline, Better Quality or Better Performance only affect the viewer and have no effect on the export. Weird… if you put the 4K clip in a 4K timeline and export at 1080 is better than if you put the 4k clip in a 1080 timeline and export in 1080.

[Frank Valtellina]

FCPX does not support Braw and this is absurd. But even Blackmagic doesn’t develop the plug-in like it does for Premiere and Avid. Nobody seems to want to tell us the real reason. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[Frank Valtellina]

I did the same test with both Imac Pro and Mac Book Pro M1 Max and I got the same result. I am using FCPX 10.6.2 the project is 1920×1080, the file in the timeline is ProRes 4K I export an mp4 or a ProRes in 1920×1080 and the image is as if it were not very detailed