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Odd FilmConvert behaviour!?
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27 Sep 2018 18:23 - 27 Sep 2018 18:28 #97218
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Odd FilmConvert behaviour!? was created by DmitriZigany
Weird thing!
Just got a new MacBook Pro, have installed most things I have on my normal editing machine... Now that I tried opening a project I'm working on, all FilmConvert instances are turned off, even though the check-box is checked. Unchecking it activates FilmConvert! So it works the opposite way than it should... This would also make it impossible to switch between the computers with any sort of ease...
MacBook Pro uses Mojave and other machine High Sierra.
Same version of FCPX (latest) on both and using the same hard drive/project file.
Has anyone seen this before and have an idea for a solution???
Just got a new MacBook Pro, have installed most things I have on my normal editing machine... Now that I tried opening a project I'm working on, all FilmConvert instances are turned off, even though the check-box is checked. Unchecking it activates FilmConvert! So it works the opposite way than it should... This would also make it impossible to switch between the computers with any sort of ease...
MacBook Pro uses Mojave and other machine High Sierra.
Same version of FCPX (latest) on both and using the same hard drive/project file.
Has anyone seen this before and have an idea for a solution???
Last edit: 27 Sep 2018 18:28 by DmitriZigany.
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27 Sep 2018 18:54 #97220
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Replied by DmitriZigany on topic Odd FilmConvert behaviour!?
Ok... I re-installed Film-Convert along with camera profiles, and trashed FCP preferences and restarted... Now it seems to be working as expected! Sorry for the false alarm!
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