I have been using my 2020 IMAC for years for Final Cut Pro movie editing. Never had a problem.
This morning I started a new project and I noticed that I could not hear audio of my clips.
I checked the A/V output and saw "none found".
Technical details ;
Really would appreciate your help.
Thanks Benjamin
iMac 27″, macOS 13.6
Thanks so much Luis, my problem is fixed, Benjamin
Hello Tom, There is no connected AV device as I am working on an iMac (Stand alone) but thank you very much for your willingness to help.
The problem is solved , i double checked the systems settings however Luis tip solved my problem.
Ben, thanks so much for your tip. very much appreciated, Benjamin
As already noted, this has nothing to do with A/V Output.
Please post a screenshot of your timeline. Are there any audio waveforms there?
If not, then what probably happened is that you may have accidentally switched to Video Only (Shift-2 is the shortcut). In this situation, when you add a clip to the timeline, only video is used.
Press Shift-1 (or choose Edit->Souce Media->All) to go back to using video and audio.
This, however, won’t change what is already in the timeline. You can fix this by selecting each clip, Shift-F to reveal in browser, and replace.
What's the connected AV device?
A/V output is for running to an external monitor, it won't effect FCPX's sound playing on your iMac like that. Verify what the System Settings are set to.
Final Cut Pro , A/V output: none found
