FCP X shuts off when editing text titles.
When editing titles (text), I writte in spanish so I use accents, FCP X always shuts off!!!! Any help?
Pedro.
FinalCutPro X-OTHER, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
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When editing titles (text), I writte in spanish so I use accents, FCP X always shuts off!!!! Any help?
Pedro.
FinalCutPro X-OTHER, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
same problem with 'ë'
I did a copy/ paste from text edit. but it was not optimal. text was too smaal and resize was not possible.
I hope for an update.
Anyway FCPX crashes quite often.
Michael
same problem with 'ë'
I did a copy/ paste from text edit. but it was not optimal. text was too smaal and resize was not possible.
I hope for an update.
Anyway FCPX crashes quite often.
Michael
Thanks, Michael.
Waiting for updates to solve this issue.
Pedro.
Had the same problem with Latvian characters. In normal text editing application I use apostrophe (') to get "ā" instead of "a". In FCPX I can get the same accented characters while using the ALT key in combination with the latin character. That is "ALT + a" I get "ā" and FCPX doesn't crash.
How are you adding the special characters?
In the American English version, I can add pretty much any "special character" by going to Edit > Special Characters (Option-Command-T) to get the system font characters. I've mostly been adding accented Latin characters, which may or may not work for you, but I haven't had any crashes adding characters this way. Pretty clunky if you have a lot of accented letters, but fine for the occasional one.
It happens to me all the time! And it ***** since, well, it's supposed to be a pro app, right? Living in Mexico (and applies to all Spanish and accent-language users), presenting a text without the proper grammar is like not differentiating between you're and your -it's just plain un professional.
Sadly, I see I'm not the only one with the issue...
Definitely works this way, but it ***** since almost every 3 words I need to do this time-consuming procedure. Chose to use Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 when using lots of text. Thumbs down Apple...
Really? You've tagged on to a thread that's almost 18 months old? Sorry I've been doing Spanish language titles without problem for some time. There's something else in your system that's causing this. Most likely a bad font.
FCP X shuts off when editing text titles.