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Coremelt and M1 (Apple Silicon)
according to this coremelt.com/blogs/news/how-to-use-corem...-on-apple-m1-silicon ti should work and yes . it does
but it is stuck in trial version mode and I can`t get rid of it .. does anyone has an experience with that? thx
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We are working on native M1 versions, they're coming, we unfortunately had to wait for some technical issues beyond our control to be addressed.
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coremelt.com/blogs/news/how-to-use-corem...-on-apple-m1-silicon
EDIT: Ran the latest Everything installer (Nov. 9, 2021) on my Intel iMac (working fine with Big Sur), but am out of town and haven't tested on my M1 Mini yet.
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There are some easy-to-use launchers and instructions for use at the link below which will launch FCP in Rosetta mode. This must be done each time you wish launch FCPX to use plugins which are not yet Silicon / M1 / Max native.
coremelt.com/blogs/news/how-to-use-corem...-on-apple-m1-silicon
Also, which plugins in specifically are you using? It can help the support team a bit in narrowing things down.
cheers
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If you seeking for a great 3D integration within FCPX wait until MVFX will update m02 for M1.
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The Silicon Native version of Lock & Load has just been released according to recent mailout and blog post.
coremelt.com/blogs/news/lock-and-load-is...apple-silicon-native
Also, the new Coremelt Application Manager is also released, which at the very least, will advise as soon as new versions are available.
coremelt.com/pages/coremelt-manager-application
Hopefully the remaining plugs get wrapped up soon. In the meantime of course, as with many other apps, they can run via Rosetta 2, as mentioned.
coremelt.com/blogs/news/how-to-use-corem...-on-apple-m1-silicon
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Why do you have to justify using FCP? PC users don't give a crap what we Mac users are doing. If they do, that's their problem, not yours or mine. That argument is so overblown. I'm surrounded daily by Windows users, no one ever says a word to me about using a Mac. Probably because I have faster turnarounds with better quality than they do. Most of that due to years of experience, not because I use a Mac.
ALL APPS have this same issue with ever MacOS update. You have to wait for all of your apps and plugins and templates to be compatible first. I'm still on Intel, and will be for another two years I think, partially because I have several apps I rely on daily that are not ready for the latest M1, partially I don't feel the need to buy everything Apple makes the day it is released. My iMac Pro is churning through paying work just fine, I've no reason at all to spend that much money at this time.
And this is all far from being unique to FCP. Mountains out of mole hills, IMHO. Now, I have a bunch of interviews to edit for a TV show, and in a record short amount of time, on a Mac, with FCP. And if someone wants to use PPro, good, I could not care less. Why should I? Hey, I ran a TV station's whole production dept on FCP. Nobody's life will be change because of that.
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