Plugin : Failed to render

I have a new iMAC running FCPX. Everything running perfectly. I updated to MAC OS Sierra 10.2 and now when I open a video file I have a faded stamp across all videos that says Plugin <FCPXLLutLoader>: Failed to render Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Final Cut Pro X, OS X El Capitan (10.11.6), null

Posted on Sep 27, 2016 12:26 PM

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Sep 28, 2016 7:44 AM in response to 21pcine

I've been emailing and getting back responses fairly quickly up until about 2 days ago. Now Pixel Film Studios customer support stopped updating and responding to my emails asking for updates. It's irritating. I had just purchased Colorist as well and it doesn't work. I asked about getting a refund or at the very least, being able to re-purchase at the discounted rate (Autumn sale started the day after I purchased) and crickets.

I recommended they put a notice up on their website that plugins are not working with Sierra....more crickets and no notice on the website. I am still getting their 'new plugin' emails so good to know marketing department is up and running well.

Sep 28, 2016 10:10 AM in response to CirrusDrone

UPDATE: I received this response last night:


We are currently working on a patch to fix the installers with OS Sierra, it is a known problem and we are working as quickly as we can to fix it. Apple is developing a patch on their end as well, so I will let you know more as the information becomes available. I will be in touch when the patch on our end is also available. Sorry for the inconvenience.


Pixel Film Studios Customer Support

Sep 29, 2016 12:12 PM in response to BenB

Thanks for that bit of feedback BenB. My only experience with PFS had been the Lut Loader. I was tempted to try some of the other plugins but never got around to it until pulling the trigger on Colorist (which I didn't get to use).


Do you have any experience with Color Grading Central stuff, more specifically Color Finale?


Thanks

Oct 6, 2016 10:18 AM in response to CirrusDrone

I was in the middle of a big editing project and I upgraded to Sierra (simply to get Siri) on my laptop. (Which does not work either) Anyways, I got all the "failed to Render" notices on all of my clips. After reading all the posts here I decided to contact Pixel via email and got a response back in about an hour. They said there is a way for it Lud Loader to work with Sierra so I tried it and it DOES WORK.... for NEW edits. It does NOT seem to work backwards with previous edits.

So I will still need to RE-Color Correct my work, ugg. Here is their email back to me and the instructions if you still wanted to use the program for future projects....


We are sending you new download links created for Sierra LUT LOADER users. They now include three installers. The first installer should run with no issues. The second installer will not work for Sierra users at this time so you will have to install it manually. Access the plugin folder inside the download package titled Motion Templates inside should be a folder titled Effects. Open up the Effects folder, highlight the Pixel Film Studios - FCPX LUT LOADER folder inside and hit Command-C to copy. Now open up a separate finder window and navigate to your Movies folder. Inside Movies there will be a folder called Motion Templates and inside Motion Templates a folder called Effects. Paste the Pixel Film Studios - FCPX LUT LOADER folder inside Effects. Now, simply run the third installer and restart Final Cut.

Unfortunately, if the updated download does not refresh your failed to render luts when you reinstall then I don't think there's another way around re-editing. We wish this wasn't the case. The Sierra update has caused quite a large amount of issues for developers.

- Pixel Film Studios Customer Support



Hope this Helps!


Chuck

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