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The Apple support strategy was “its not one of our drives, and therefore we don’t support it.” This was the response for a user replaceable SSD hard drive. I bought a state of the art 17″ MBP this year, and then had to fight the Sata III compatibility issues until about 2 weeks ago. Despite the pointless gushing on the Internet, it will be sometime before I make the move to Lion, or the Final Cut X, which I believe is a glorified version of Final Cut Express. Its clear to me that apple released final cut X with the intention of ignoring any support issues with FCP for Lion. I already have an iPad, and therefore have no desire to turn my Macbook Pros into one of them. There’s a followup with more details hereĪlong with one bumpy review, right afterwards, on the same thread.
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I guess we’re all beta testers now, unless we wait until the next full upgrade (“Housecat”?) … I mean, if it appears more stable and actually faster, seems worth $30 + the effort.īut first I would like to see some more evidence than this one post.
Hasn’t crashed once, renders are going through much faster.Īpple should’ve just released Lion and not FCPX, and people would be loving them right now.” Loaded Lion this morning, both FCP7 and Motion 4 are flying. Dumped the preferences, cleared out folders, ect. For the last few weeks FCP has been crashing half a dozen times a day. I’m finising a documentary and trying to do the final renders. “I can’t believe how much better FCP7 is running on Lion. So I’m tempted to make a clone (not just a partition) and give it a try: I just saw this super positive review (see text below) I’ve been testing FCS 3 under Lion for a few weeks, and for the most part it works just fine, but it’s not perfect. No way would I use it for anything other than testing hence spare HD and just a quick migrate of Apps but on the face of it seems to work.ĭo you have any more details beyond boot-partition-issues? Ran though all basics and everything seems to work. (Raid storage easily quick enough and fine under Snow Leopard) However oddly this seemed to work itself out after a few minutes and now seems pretty much OK. No dropped frames just a pause after hitting play for a second or 2, or spinning beach ball for a second or so. Initially I had problems with playback in that the timeline was very sluggish. The project is all HD ProRes HQ footage and tried playing sequence that has 3 video layers, unrendered playing in realtime. (This does not happen under Snow Leopard despite the file structure in the Application folder looking identical without having to hide Motion 5 away.) This was solved by simply creating a folder and putting FCPX and Motion 5 into that folder. I opened an old FCP7 project, first issue was having to move Motion 5 as got error message saying FCP not compatible with Motion 5.
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POST-PRODUCTION WITHOUT THE USUAL INSANITY ™Ĭreative COW contributing editor and a forum host of the Business & Marketing and Apple Final Cut Pro forums.įor a quick experiment I did a clean install of Lion onto a spare HD and then used the migration tool to get my applications across. Not a huge issue if you remember it before booting, but an annoying issue nonetheless.įor sure, if you want to test Lion you should build a separate bootable system drive or create separate bootable partitions as in my tutorial below.ĭon’t miss my new tutorial: Prepare for a seamless transition to FCP X and OS X Lion In other words, even though I wanted to boot to the same Lion partition currently in use, I was unable to do so automatically.
I’ve had several issues booting to my Lion partition for example, that require me to reboot while holding down the Option key. Lion certainly does not seem to be as bad as some of the early reports and/or bloggers have lead many to believe, but it’s not perfect either.
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