When we go to the disk utility, then create image of sparse bundle disk type. By using this we can use FCPX on Network attached storage. Then this image is stable or not.
Mac Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11)
Sparse Bundle is essentially a Disk Drive simulated in a file.
It is the format used for Time Machine backups on Network disks. It is quite stable.
But just so that you don't get surprised later, when you delete files out of it, the file size on the NAS will not shrink to reflect the change in size.
I would not say it was impossible to use a disk image including a sparsebundle disk image with FCPx but a more common approach might be to use an iSCSI client to connect to the NAS server.
See http://www.studionetworksolutions.com/globalsan-iscsi-initiator/
or https://www.attotech.com/products/software/none/software/INIT-MAC0-001
In MAC, creating image of sparse bundle type, this image is stable or not ?
