Apple has released an update to Final Cut Pro X. 10.3.4 is now available on the Mac App Store. No new features, just bug fixes.

1. Update – Final Cut Pro X 10.4 (FCPX 10.4) does not fix this issue as of right now, so the issue still persists. I have submitted a request to Apple, however, if you are running into this issue as well, I’d recommended submitting a feedback to Apple.
2. Apple Final Cut Pro X is a professional video editing solution.Completely redesigned from the ground up, Final Cut Pro adds extraordinary speed, quality, and flexibility to every part of the post-production workflow. Revolutionary Video Editing. Assemble clips in the Magnetic Timeline without clip collisions or sync problems.

My Mac Pro 3,1 runs El Capitan. It cannot run High Sierra. I would like to purchase a compatible version of Final Cut Pro to use now. Eventually, when Apple releases a new Mac Pro (not the 2013 model), I would upgrade to the latest version of Final Cut Pro.

When 10.3.3 was released, there were a few bugs that were reported quite early on. One of them was an audio level discrepancy. Apple also changed the way that it processed the audio waveform information and that caused problems with some third party recording apps.

The update to 10.3.4 looks like a bug fix, no new features, but still good to see Apple reacting to problems quickly. Feedback on the update so far has been good with no new bugs reported!

As always, not a good idea to update in the middle of a project, however should you want to, make sure you have a copy of all the Libraries you need before proceeding. There's also no harm in making a copy of FCPX and zipping it up for backup.

New in Final Cut Pro X 10.3.4

• Resolves a stability issue when using keyboard shortcuts to trim in Secondary Storylines
• Fixes an issue in which certain editing operations could create an extra audio fade in
• Fixes an issue in which the Share dialog could incorrectly display a codec warning

Interesting as well that iMovie has had an update to 10.1.6

Final Cut Pro 10.3.4 Required Os

What's New in Version 10.1.6

• Improves stability when updating libraries created with earlier versions of iMovie
• Addresses an issue which could lower the volume of clips after transitions

Both updates can be found on the Mac App Store. If you find any more bugs or incompatibility with other apps, then please let everyone know in the comments below.

27 Jun Final Cut Pro X 10.3.4 (& 10.4) Crashing on Relink – FIX

Final Cut Pro 10.3.4 Download

Have you ever had AppleFinal Cut Pro X crash when it’s being relinked? I have had that happen plenty of time. It’s not pleasant, but most importantly, I as a wedding videographer, it wastes my time.

I have a few editors that help me with my longer wedding documentary edits. I send them files and a project file, they edit the documentary edit, and I get the project back at the end. My job is now to check the project before exporting and uploading. But I’ve been running into issues of Final Cut Pro X crashing when I press relink.

Here are a few things to note: We are both using the same exact footage. When relinking, the footage goes past the “validation” in FCPX successfully. BUT when I press “relink” – Final Cut Pro crashes. Restarting FCPX freezes it. And if I do have success, I am accompanied with some shots that are “black” and show up as “no data.” This is the worst scenario.

I have spent a lot of time trouble shooting this exact scenario and with trail and error, finally found a system (or workflow) that seems to have been working with FCPX 10.3.4 each and every time I run into this situation.

The steps are simple. Watch the video if you want to be walked though the process, but like I said – it’s simple.

1. Open the FCPX project that requires relinking.
2. Open the timeline that you need to relink. Select all of the footage (cmd+a) and copy it (cmd+c).
3. Create a new Library. Let me repeat. Create a new Library (not an event).
4. In the new FCPX Library, create a new project with the setting you need.
5. Paste (cmd+v) on the new project (this will be pasting the copied timeline from the other un-relinked project).
6. Once everything is on the timeline, you can now relink. Select the new FCPX Library, and go to File > Relink Files.
7. You should have success (There are a few catches though, especially if you have multiple projects). This works really well with having one project.

My video does go a bit in depth in some areas – so feel free to watch and share with your friends that have been running into this issue. Let me know if this helped you.

Final Cut Pro 10.3.4 High Sierra Download

Update 12/14/2017 – Final Cut Pro X 10.4 (FCPX 10.4) does not fix this issue as of right now, so the issue still persists. I have submitted a request to Apple, however, if you are running into this issue as well, I’d recommended submitting a feedback to Apple.