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Feb 14, 2016 10:12 AM in response to majonezbdfkby majonezbdfk,I ran Pro maintenance tools and it seems to be a problem with QMaster. Tried the "Compressor repair" and nothing happens.
So I tried changing permissions on User/Shared/Library/Application Support..but the "Apple QMaster" folder won't appear there.
Don't know what else to do.
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Feb 15, 2016 5:50 AM in response to majonezbdfkby Russ H,★HelpfulSuggest you reinstall Compressor and Qmaster after running FCS Remover to remove both applications.
Russ
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Feb 15, 2016 5:52 AM in response to Russ Hby majonezbdfk,Hey, that's what I did yesterday and it did help! Final Cut is at least opening propoerly again.
But today I reinstalled Compressor and now it says it's not compatible with my OS X. Perhaps I should update it?
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Feb 15, 2016 11:32 AM in response to majonezbdfkby Russ H,★Helpfulmajonezbdfk wrote:
But today I reinstalled Compressor and now it says it's not compatible with my OS X. Perhaps I should update it?
Assume you're talking about updating the OS.
If you rely on FCS 3applications, I would not be inclined to upgrade your OS to a newer version. Every update since Mountain Lion seems to break something to break something – which isn't all that unexpected, since Apple stopped supporting the entire suite nearly five ears ago.
Compressor 4.1 should be available to install on Mavericks. (See this doc.) Do you see 4.1 on your Purchased list in the App Sore?
Perhaps it's seeing Compressor 3.5. So you might move all of the FCS applications into a folder to hide them from the App Store.
BTW, if you do upgrade the OS, and you want to retain the functionality of Final Cut Studio, consider keeping Mavericks and partitioning your start up drive to run a dual boot system. If you don't ant to partition the drive, you could use another physical drive for the Mavericks OS.
Good luck.
Russ
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