Hi, I'm having a problem in sharing my project in final cut pro due to error 41562. Been searching on google and still can't seem to find any solution for my macbook air. Does anyone here knows how to solve this matter?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.12
If the error message did not explicitly mention a frame number, then there is no point in switching to Frames.
Sometimes, there can be a bad frame on a clip, but this error does not appear to one of those cases.
Where is the library stored? In the internal drive, or an external?
One other thing: in Big Sur, FCP needs to be given "Full Disk Access", in System Preferences->Security & Privacy->Privacy.
Go to this pane of System Preferences, click the padlock to authenticate, click + and add Final Cut Pro to the list.
If the error message did not explicitly mention a frame number, then there is no point in switching to Frames.
Sometimes, there can be a bad frame on a clip, but this error does not appear to one of those cases.
Where is the library stored? In the internal drive, or an external?
One other thing: in Big Sur, FCP needs to be given "Full Disk Access", in System Preferences->Security & Privacy->Privacy.
Go to this pane of System Preferences, click the padlock to authenticate, click + and add Final Cut Pro to the list.
Is there a frame number jn the error message? If there is, switch time display to frames in the preferences, and locate the offending frame.
If not, tell us more about FCP version, OS version, what type of media, any third party plugins...
I have changed the time display to frames in the preference after you've suggested. However, I don't know where to locate the offending frame. The save is still a fail. However, I realised it stated my library is damaged. Could that be a cause? If yes, how can i solve that?
My FCP version is 10.5.2 , OS is MacOS 11.1. Planing to export it to Master file. No third party plugins. (Just downloaded this so I'm a noob. lol)
Final Cut Pro Error 41562.
