#MAGIC BULLET LOOKS FCPX 10.1 PRO#
Set to optimize imported media (problem originally existed without it checked, checking did not fix, but I digress)īelow is the crash log for the event on the Macbook Pro that I use. Deleted used and unused render files in FCPXġ1.
Checked the Activity Monitor during crash for other CPU/GPU intensive processesġ0. Used Disk Warrior to rebuild directory.ĩ. Removed and/or reinstalled plugins (Sony XDCAM)ħ. Complete removal and reinstall of FCPX, Motion, and Compressor (yes I used that FCP remover tool one time too)ģ Trashed preferences, saved application states, layouts, etc.Ħ. Complete reinstall of Mavericks, also attempted on Mountain LionĢ. Here is everything I have tried (in no particular order, but I assure you I have been scanning forums for days and troubleshooting has been executed in the correct order)ġ. Upon attempting to adjust the slider, FCPX hangs for roughly 10 seconds and then ultimately crashes. The keying effects are made in motion and executed in Final Cut. We use a green screen chroma key and everything works swimingly until you attempt to adjust the slider for Strength. If it matters they are all rocking NVIDIA cards. I have reproduced this crash on everything from iMac and Mac Minis to Macbook Pros new and old. I will post the crash report below, but I will tell you that I don't think hardware is an issue.
My chief editor came to me with a problem that he has had since the first FCPX. I will apologize in advance as I am just the IT guy and am not well versed in editing lingo, but here it goes.
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