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Exporting issues with Final Cut Pro X

I have been working on the project for a few weeks now and it's been working fine till today, Im trying to export several clips from the same footage that was divided into seperate project files and every time I try to share it gives me an error message with a frame number. I've seen other people are having the same issue but none of their solutions worked - the frame number is different everytime, I dissabled all effects and I tried copying and pasting the sequince into a new project file but that didn't work either.

Final Cut Pro X, OS X Mavericks (10.9)

Posted on Oct 29, 2013 7:00 PM

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Nov 3, 2013 5:11 AM in response to kat_to

Kat_to,


To recap (this thread has a lot of moving parts and is hard to follow) you've been able to export short projects but not longer projects?


Did you try Tom's advice to trash the render files and export the project unrendered?


Did you try creating a new user account and running FCP from that account?


I'm wondering if App Nap is getting in the way. If you haven't done so, try disabling (Prevent).


Russ

Nov 4, 2013 6:58 PM in response to kat_to

Hi Kat,

Since my update to Mavericks, I also have exactly the same problem, In the activity Monitor it says protranscoder tool (not repsonding) so a 3 minute export is currently taking over an hour and is currently at 18%.

Other projects are just refusing to export totally, saying -50 as the problem.


Prior to Mavericks upgrade, I had several projects on the go all exporting perfectly fine, after the upgrade I cant export anything without it either being really really slow or just not possible,


Running osx 10.9

2,9ghz intel core i5

32 gb 1600 mhz ddr3

FCPX 10.0.09


Things I have tried:

Tom's advice to trash the render files and export the project unrendered?

Creating a new user account and running FCP from that account?

Disabling (Prevent).


So heres hoping someone somewhere comes up with a solution, having fcpx like this is just pointless at the moment.

Dec 13, 2013 6:49 AM in response to Tom Wolsky

Hi Tom. Do you understand the difference in the words "before" and "after"?? Before installing Maverick fcpx 10.0.9 worked as usual - all renders were uniquely and always correct. After (you know Tom - after!) Install Maverick FCPX 10.0.9 began issuing an error when the same render before. The same outputs ok? People ask you what could be the reason for the error when rendering in FCPX and you pretend not to understand what they mean! This problem only in the FCPX, its compatibility with the new os

Jan 23, 2014 8:08 PM in response to 4HZO

Ok so I have read through everyones posts above and I tried everything suggested with no luck. I have recently upgraded to FCPX 10.1.1 and have never had an issue before now. One project in particular would not export, I would get a "video rendering error: -50" everytime. Any other project that I would try worked fine. Thankfully mine was a smaller project and I was able to find the problem for me.


I had a compound clip (this one was audio) that was throwing the entire thing off. I went by groups disabling clips until I found the pattern. As soon as I disabled this one clip the entire project exported with no issue Not sure if this will help anyone else but for me that one clip killed the deal and disabling it fixed my problem.


Now what to do with the 2 hours of my life I just lost 🙂

Feb 18, 2014 8:59 PM in response to kat_to

Was also experiencing the "video rendering error: -50" with FCPX 10.1.1, and resolved it following TarHeelMac's advice above. I had an empty compound clip or two sitting at the beginning of my project. When I removed these, the project exported perfectly.



Just as a side note, the entire length of my project was only about 90s.

Exporting issues with Final Cut Pro X

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