Today Apple has released an update to Final Cut Pro, fixing a range of bugs that were in 10.6. iMovie gets updated to 10.3.1 as well.
10.6 was a great update for Final Cut Pro back in October. It brought a very clever tracker and gave the ability to edit the focus points on footage shot in Cinematic mode on an iPhone 13 Pro.
But there were a few bugs and these were soon picked up by users. So it is good to see that today we have an update to 10.6.,1 which looks to have addressed a lot of those issues. Hopefully the Library load times will see a big improvement.
You will find the update in the App Store, as aways it's not really a good idea to update in the middle of a project and also make sure you backup all Libraries etc. that might be affected.
New in Final Cut Pro 10.6.1
- Fixes an issue that could prevent successful import of FCPXML 1.9 and 1.10 files.
- Improves performance when opening large libraries.
- Fixes an issue where the Command-Z keyboard shortcut would not perform an Undo if Language was set to Spanish in System Preferences.
- Fixes an issue in the Export File share destination where the Video Codec setting was unavailable after choosing Computer as the format.
- Improves reliability during playback of AC3 audio.
- Improves stability when removing audio effects in the inspector.
- Improves stability when opening projects from the browser.
- Improves stability when previewing effects in the Effects browser.
- Improves stability when dragging clip ranges to Keyword Collection.
New in iMovie 10.3.1
- Fixes an issue where the Command-Z keyboard shortcut would not perform an Undo if Language was set to Spanish in System Preferences.