Make sure all storage devices are formatted HFS+ or APFS, not ExFAT or anything else. This can be random and unpredictable, whereby the storage device apparently works OK for a long time, then suddenly it flickers off line. Numerous USB hubs can cause unpredictable behavior, esp. If using a USB hub of any type, as a test procedure discontinue that. If any of your media is on a NAS, try to reproduce the problem without that, having all media only on directly-attached storage devices. There have been many reports of external interface devices and bluetooth audio devices causing hangs and crashes. This is just a temporary test to inspect whether those are involved.
Apple zipcloud pro#
Months ago I forwarded that to Apple Pro Apps Support, along with small files to reproduce this.Īlso - make sure you temporarily disable any external A/V devices such as AJA or Blackmagic interfaces, also do not use wireless earphones or AirPods. I can easily reproduce FCPX crashes using HEVC material from a DJI Inspire 2. Some of your clips show drone footage, which on recent DJI models is often HEVC. If you are running Chrome or are using any HEVC material, those are also possibilities. That is good, at least no plugins simplifies the situation. Thank you, i dont have eny pluggins at all Try resetting FCPX preferences (item 11 below): Make sure you have at least 20% free space on all hard drives. As needed, manually render the timeline, e.g, select all clips with CMD+A and do a one-time render via CTRL+R. Then delete all cache files via select library and File>Delete Generated Library Files>Delete Render Files>All.
Apple zipcloud update#
Evaluate all plugins you have installed, update them, and totally remove any non-needed plugins.ĭisable background rendering in FCPX preferences. A bug in any plugin can cause FCPX to hang or crash. If it hangs during that task, use an external tool such as Handbrake to transcode before importing.ĭue to limitations in the FCPX plugin architecture, all plugins developed with the FxPlug3 framework run within the address space of FCPX. To prevent this, transcode to proxy or optimized media.
There is a narrow bug in FCPX 10.4.7 and 10.4.8 on both Mojave and Catalina whereby certain HEVC codecs can cause a hang or crash. They mis-use the MacOS VideoToolBox framework, often causing FCPX hangs and crashes. Do not run Chrome or any browser based on Chrome such as Brave.
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