vefstudio.blogg.se - Export mactracker database of apple products

#EXPORT MACTRACKER DATABASE OF APPLE PRODUCTS HOW TO#
#EXPORT MACTRACKER DATABASE OF APPLE PRODUCTS FULL#
#EXPORT MACTRACKER DATABASE OF APPLE PRODUCTS SOFTWARE#
#EXPORT MACTRACKER DATABASE OF APPLE PRODUCTS PROFESSIONAL#

I recommend a minimum of 8 GB, if your system supports it. The best tip for anyone who is experiencing slow response is add more RAM.

#EXPORT MACTRACKER DATABASE OF APPLE PRODUCTS PROFESSIONAL#

But if you are trying to work with professional formats under pressure, you need a system that is configured properly for that level of work. These systems are fully supported as a minimum system requirement and, if you were doing minimum things (editing with DV or ProRes Proxy, for instance), then you will generally be fine. This is no problem for an up-to-date system, but many people are trying to work with HD codecs on older laptops with slower graphics cards and minimal RAM. Decoding common camera codecs like AVCHD, XDCAM HD and others can be extremely difficult mathematically.

#EXPORT MACTRACKER DATABASE OF APPLE PRODUCTS FULL#

NOTE: If FCP X has crashed recently, you may also see a variety of other preference files that start with: “.” These strangely named files can also be deleted provided that Final Cut Pro X is not running, and the file name contains “…finalcut…” and not “…finalcutpro…” Files that contain “Final Cut Pro” are used by Final Cut Pro 7 and should not be deleted.įCP X takes full advantage of the Mac in terms of processor speed, drive speed, RAM and graphics cards. If a system begins to suddenly respond unreliably, then deleting corrupted preference files is a good place to start troubleshooting. Rebuilding Final Cut Pro X preferences can fix certain types of behavioral issues, but will not increase speed or performance.

Type Command+H to open your Home directory.

Open to the Library > Preferences folder.

The Library folder inside your Home Directory now shows up as a selection inside this menu. (You could also type Shift+Command+G, or select Go > Go To Folder in the Finder then, type ~/Library/ and click Go.}

Hold down on the Option key and click on the Go menu.

There are several ways to reveal this hidden folder, but this method is the easiest. Starting with OS X 10.7, Apple hid the Home Directory > Library folder. Earlier versions of Final Cut Pro X support OS X 10.6.8 or later. NOTE: FCP X (v.10.1) runs ONLY on OS X 10.9 (Mavericks). Pay close attention to the actual spelling of these file names. Never trash preferences with FCP X running.īe careful to NOT trash your FCP 7 preferences, if they exist.

However, the way you trash them varies if you are running OS X 10.6 or later versions of the operating system. In both cases, start by quitting Final Cut Pro X. There could be several FCP X preference files that you need to trash. If you are running FCP 10.2 or later, the instructions above are sufficient. The information below is included for anyone running an older system of Final Cut Pro.

#EXPORT MACTRACKER DATABASE OF APPLE PRODUCTS HOW TO#

If you are working with Apple support, they will provide instructions on how to send this file to them.įinal Cut has used preference files since its initial release in 1999. If you are not working with Apple support, you can trash this file.

#EXPORT MACTRACKER DATABASE OF APPLE PRODUCTS SOFTWARE#

This compressed file contains an anonymized system report covering the hardware and software on your computer which is used by Apple support to look for more serious problems.

When you trash preference files, FCP will create a “tar.gz” file on the desktop.

(Click Cancel and Final Cut continues to launch without deleting your preferences.)

Click Delete Preference and, poof!, all preference files are replaced with new, clean factory settings.

The dialog above appears asking if you want to trash Final Cut’s preference files.

Press and hold Option + Cmd while launching FCP from the Dock.

It does reset all preference settings to Apple defaults and empty the recent libraries list. This process will empty the File > Open > Recent Projects list.īIG NOTE!! Trashing preferences does NOT destroy, remove or alter any libraries, media, or projects. NOTE: If you are running an early version of Final Cut Pro X, read further down to learn how to delete preferences manually.īefore you do ANYTHING, make sure you know where all your libraries are stored.

Starting with the release of Final Cut Pro X v.10.1.2 and including all later versions, Apple greatly simplified the process of trashing preference files. If it can’t find them – either because you’ve never run the application before or the preference files have been trashed – it replaces those missing preference files with new ones using factory-default values. When the application starts up, it looks for these files. NOTE: Another sign of corrupted preferences is a small audio pop at the start of any exported file.įinal Cut needs these preference files in order to operate. A very popular question I get in emails concerns instabilities in Final Cut Pro X and general trouble-shooting tips. When Final Cut Pro X starts acting “weird,” unstable, or just misbehaves in general, an easy first step toward a fix is trash your FCP preference files.