#FINAL CUT PRO EXPORT FREE#

You can reimport good media to replace damaged media from a camera or camera archive. You'll need to replace any damaged media with good media or delete the clips from your timeline. Replace, relink or delete the clip located there and try to Share again. Then take a look at the frame number timeline location, referenced in the Share error. Make sure its settings are the default codec Apple ProRes 422.ġ5) Set Editing Preference to display Frames from the Time Display drop-down menu. Keep Background render unchecked in Playback Preferences.ġ3) Select all of your timeline clips then copy and paste them into a new Project timeline.ġ4) From the Share menu choose Master File. Select the Event and Project and then go to File > Delete Render files. Try steps 4 through 11 above and in addition:ġ2) Delete the project and event render files and don't re-render. When you see this error, take a screen shot of it for reference.

Share fails with a Frame error or Quicktime error, In FCPX's Preferences > Destinations, right click on a Destination and choose 'Restore Default Destinations'.īe aware you will lose any custom destinations you've created if you do this.

The Backup fcpevent file will be used when FCPX can't find the original event file. Duplicate the CurrentVersion.fcpevent file inside of the Final Cut Events folder as a safety copy by right clicking on it and choosing Duplicate from the drop down menu. Select the Project or Event and go to File > Relinkġ0) Open the Backups version of the Event. Once you get FCPX running smoothly, make a backup of your preferences for future restore with Preference Manager.Ġ9) Relink all files in the Project and Event.

#FINAL CUT PRO EXPORT FREE#

Or use the very handy and free Preference Manager 3.0 to backup and trash your FCPX preferences. Quit FCPX, backup and trash these preference files and relaunch FCPX. Make a backup copy on a flash drive and then delete the FCPX preference files located here: This will help determine if the problem is with a specific timeline or with Final Cut Pro in general. You can choose the Destination hard drive.Ġ6) Try Sharing another timeline in a different project or event. There have been reports of problematic external and internal drives. Replace the file with known good media or delete it from your timeline.Ġ5) Try sharing to a different destination hard drive. If you find a clip that won't reveal in finder or won't play, that is your problem. If Final Cut Pro estimates there is not enough space for the exported file on your destination hard drive, the Share menu could be grayed out.Ġ4) Right click Event media files and choose 'Reveal In Finder'.

If they are running, wait until they are finished or cancel them.Ġ3) Make sure you have plenty of hard drive space on your destination hard drive. You can view any background activity by clicking on the background task icon in the top of the timeline. If you have a range selected in the timeline you would just be sharing the selected range.Ġ2) Make sure there are no background tasks running. If you are sharing your timeline, make sure nothing is selected in the timeline by hitting Command Shift A (deselect all). You will get different Share options depending on which you have selected. or have a project or compound clip timeline as the main focus window. I've divided this page into two sections but some of the steps below could help solve either problem.Ġ1) Make sure you have a Project selected in the Project Library. Two common problems are the Share menu is grayed out or the Share export fails. Always back up your media, events and projects before performing any troubleshooting. In this troubleshooting article I go over some of the methods that I use along with reports I have seen on Apple discusions, Creative Cow forums and a few other places on the web. There have been a lot of reports recently about Share and Export problems in Final Cut Pro X. Tutorial: Final Cut Pro X Share Export Problems

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