Jeremy Garchow
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My guess is that you need drivers and they would come from Promise, not Apple.
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Did you download and install drivers?
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What settings are you using in each application?
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What are you pressing to change duration?
Control-d?
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I would try trashing your FCPX preferences too.
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What is the Project resolution set to?
I just exported a load of vertical video to mp4 out of fcpx yesterday and all went well.
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An fcpbunlde file, is essentially, a folder. What you are seeing is normal on a file system that doesn’t have fcpx installed (such as cloud storage, or any Mac that does not have FCPX installed).
I would, as best practice zip library files and have those backed up as you suggest. This will ensure you have everything you need. Sometimes, since the amount of change is so subtle, all of the latest little files do not get backed up to cloud storage in the bundle folder, which would result in an incomplete backup. A zip files will ensure you have the latest backup, at least at the time of zipping the file.
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I would say Resolve. It’s free and will do what you need.
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What Eric says. Most likely, this is a raw codec from wither a Sony or Arri camera. If it’s RAW, it most likely will need to be converted before importing to FCPX.
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Select the clips you want to relink in the browser.
Choose File > Relink Files > Proxy Media and point FCPX at the location where your proxy media is stored.