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Helpful articles for Final Cut Pro for Mac, Final Cut Pro for iPad and Final Cut Camera:
I downloaded the latest update for Final Cut Pro x for the update with the new metal processor. Now I can not open final cut on my iMac, the icon for FCP X has the no symbol over it in the tool bar.
I am running 10.14.2 on a iMac Retina 5k 27- inch late 2015. 4 GHz inert vote i7. AMD Radeon R9 M395x graphics.
What the **** happened?
iMac 27", macOS 10.14
You need to update to 10.14.6.
Make a backup (as always), and download and run the 10.14.6 COMBO Update:
You need to update to 10.14.6.
Make a backup (as always), and download and run the 10.14.6 COMBO Update:
I get it. I needed to download 10.14.6, and I thank you sincerely for letting me know. I tried to do just that but the link provided by Apple would not work and I had to start a ticket with Apple support to do a clean install of the OS to remedy the problem. Thankfully the solution offered by Luis with the combo update worked. The problem I am having with all of this is the fact that Apple sent me the update notification, let me download the software and it cost me an afternoon of productive time when I tried to open Final Cut X and it would not open. I was on a tight deadline. I know it seems idiotic to trust an update while mid-project and that just makes my point. Apple WTF? We all paid and paid and paid when the first version of Final Cut X was launched.
!0.4.2 is not the latest version. What OS are you running?
What Luis said.
Just to say this again, thank you for helping me figure this out.
Best regards,
Rick
final cut pro x users group
