Apple on Thursday released Final Cut Pro 10.7 which includes improvements in timeline navigation and organization, as well as new ways to simplify complex edits. The apps leverage the power-efficient performance of Apple silicon along with an all-new machine learning model for Object Tracker, and export speeds are turbocharged on Mac models powered by multiple media engines.
Final Cut Pro 10.7 includes the following enhancements and fixes:
• Automatically scroll the timeline to keep your clips in view under the playhead during playback.
• Increase editing efficiency by combining a selected group of connected clips into a connected storyline.
• View both video and audio role colors to easily see the organization of the timeline at a glance.
• See improved results when using the Object Tracker’s all-new machine-learning model to analyze the movement of faces and other objects on Mac computers with Apple silicon.
• Use the enhanced Reveal in Browser feature to easily locate a clip in the browser without losing your selected Keyword Collection or Smart Collection.
• Export HEVC and H.264 files faster by simultaneously processing video segments across available media engines (requires macOS Sonoma or later and a Mac with Apple M1 Max, M1 Ultra, M2 Max, M2 Ultra, or M3 Max).
• Fixes an issue that caused an offline media badge to remain on an event after reconnecting.
• Fixes an issue that could cause video to be cropped in the multicam angle editor.
• Improves performance when upgrading a library that contains many markers.
MacDailyNews Note: Before installing a Final Cut Pro update, verify that your system still meets <a href=”http://www.apple.com/final-cut-pro/specs/>Final Cut Pro system requirements. Then make sure to back up your current version of the Final Cut Pro application and your Final Cut Pro libraries.
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In a gift to Adobe they changed Final Cut Pro 7 into iMovie Pro, thereby dumping all gains into the video and entertainment industry. Need to hire an editor? Good luck finding a professional FCP one.
Despite all the naysayers, it’s a great product with innovative features.
I came from the original Final Cut too.
Can’t be everything to everybody.
Make it $49.99 maybe even $99. Get some market back.