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I upgraded to Final cut pro 10.2, I am getting an error 10008 when exporting. Would any one know what the problem could be?
Many thanks
OS X Yosemite (10.10.3), final cut pro 10.2
Hold down the option and command keys when you launch and delete preferences. That will also create a new library, Try a small test project( say, one short clip) in a new library. Try exporting.
Russ
Thank you Russ. I am unsure where to go and launch and delete preferences.
Where would the preferences be? Do I need to delete them? then if they are deleted how do I relaunch them?
I am a little confused by this process.
Thank you for helping though
Hold down the option and command keys when you launch Final Cut. You'll be presented with a dialog.
Russ
Hey there! I'm having the same problem. New library, fresh preferences, still have the problem.
I'm on Yosemite 10.10.4. Maybe that's the problem?
ZOOMinity, what version of OSX are you running?
I'm on Yosemite 10.10.3. I've not figured out the problem yet. I'll post it when I find out. Please do the same thing if you get an answer.
Thanks
DDoes anything in the project need to be rendered? What?
SO.
I just figured out mine.
PROBLEM : The original media had a glitched frame.
SOLUTION : I re-cut around it and exported successfully.
My extended process for solving this is below:
I'd been trying to export and it didn't matter how I did it, through Master File or Vimeo or anything, always had a problem.
So I duplicated the sequence and tried deleting big chunks of the sequence and just exporting bits and pieces. The first half exported fine. Most of the end exported fine. The problem seemed to be somewhere in the middle.
I wondered if the software had exported anything successfully and so I went into the project file (right-click on project file, select "Show Package Contents") and found the export (Project File -> Event Name -> Shared Items) and I noticed that it ended at a particular place, right around the middle.
I found the place in the sequence and went through it frame-by-frame. It went black for a few frames. Weird!
So I checked the source media outside of FCPX and sure enough there was a brief glitch - just a frame or two - in the original source media.
When I eliminated that from the sequence, it exported without incident.
I hope that helps at all! Write back and let me know if that solved your problem.
When exporting a multicam clip I get a Video rendering error: 10008
