Help, after trying to open the Final Cut Pro App 10.5.1 I get the following error window:
"You can't use this version of the application "Final Cut Pro" with this version of macOS. You have macOS 10.14.6. The application requires macOS 10.15.6 or later."
Thank you! I was confused because before purchasing Final Cut Pro, I looked up if it was compatible and got the following result. If it's not too much trouble could you tell me the latest version that IS compatible with macOS 10.14.6?
Thanks,
Ryan
Luis... There isn't an offer to buy the compatible version... just the notice in quotes in my post. I could migrate a clone of my system to Catalina, buy FCP, then go back with my Mojave installation, and try to download the working version.... but I hate to do that if it doesn't work.
Is this the trial or the paid version?
There is no longer a trial for a version that runs in Mojave.
If you bought the application, login to the App Store on the Mojave running Mac, click on your account at the bottom left and Final Cut Pro will appear among your purchases. Click Download. You should be warned that the current version is not compatible, and offered the choice to get the most recent version that is.
The Wikipedia page is incorrect. There may be an explanation for it.
For a little while (less than a day, I believe), the incorrect information appeared in the App Store, right after 10.5 was released.
I saw it and even commented here as surprising.
The error was fixed in the App Store and the release notes soon after.
AFAICT for 10.5.1 there was never any mention of support for Mojave.
You wrote
" If it's not too much trouble could you tell me the latest version that IS compatible with macOS 10.14.6? "
If you follow the instructions above from Luis you will get the latest version that is compatible for 10.14.6 .
Luis said
" If you bought the application, login to the App Store on the Mojave running Mac, click on your account at the bottom left and Final Cut Pro will appear among your purchases. Click Download. You should be warned that the current version is not compatible, and offered the choice to get the most recent version that is. "
So I went to buy the app, but it doesn't allow me to purchase from my iMac Pro running Mojave. I get this message from the app store "Final Cut Pro can’t be installed on “Boot iMac” because macOS version 10.15.6 or later is required."
Thank you, men.
You have both been a huge help. I will now mark this question as solved.
Your new friend,
Ryan
In the App Store
You have to upgrade your operating system to run the application. Where did you get this version of the application?
I have another Mac at home and downloaded the app from the App Store, because the Mac at home is faster I chose to download it on to a USB for later use on my Mac I use primarily use for school.
The problem is, I want to keep Mojave because I need to run 32-bit applications. Does 10.15.6 allow 32-bit applications?
Thanks,
Ryan
No, it doesn’t.
Read the posts above, where I explained how you can buy FCP and then download a version that works in Mojave.
Final Cut Pro 10.5.1 won't work on macOS Mojave/10.14.6.
