Hello - I just got a new MacBook Pro 13", 2 Ghz i5, 16gb RAM. Trying the Final Cut Pro demo and even on the most basic of projects I'm getting repeated beach balls. Wondering if there is something I have setup wrong? Could it be a hardware problem? Catalina issue?
After some investigating it actually looks like a Mac OS issue not a Final Cut Pro issue linked with the 10th gen CPUs so please can everyone also submit a form for Mac OS and report it as a bug report and explain your issue
Here is a sample that I wrote:
There is an issue with MAC OS and the new 10th gen CPUs when using applications such as after effects and Final Cut Pro. There is clearly a bug that is causing this issue. It looks like it's linked to the GPU on these new 10th gen processors potentially with with the G7 graphics. please fix this problem as I'm sure you're aware that many customers are returning these MacBook pro's with these new 10th gen processors because they cannot use it with these Pro apps. I am using Mac OS Catalina 10.15.5
Link is down below:
Media on the internal SSD. New MacBook Pro 13", 2 Ghz i5, 16gb RAM.
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When I go to download additional content it brings me to software update and says it's up to date. For now, I am using the 90 day free trial for what it's worth if that matters?
Report is attached.
I'll give it a try and report back. Thank you!
I don’t have a problem with the 16” and I know a lot of people who use them as long as you have a clean system, and not one that’s been cleaned by a cleaner application. None of which should be used.
The senior advisor said it's possible the time machine migrations could have messed up with the core video applications. Hence them mentioning a full clean install. Sigh.
You don’t migrate core applications. The system installs them, and they can’t be replaced except by an update.
Installed 10.5.6., dragged audio file to the project and spinning ball immediately for 10 sec. Second time the same. So, good morning, Apple ...
Final Cut Pro and Spinning Beach Balls
