To keep up with the ongoing trend, you should think of entering into this league by using either OpenShot or Shotcut. Alternative to OpenShot and Shortcut- Wondershare DemoCreator Based on these results try the other 1/2, then 1/4, then 1/8 and find where the problem region is. If that works but the other steps failed, duplicate the timeline again, select 1/2 the clips and remove effects from those, try render then export. If that is OK, then try to export (without effects – just a test). Select all clips in timeline with CMD+A, then try to render with CTRL+R. Then open the snapshot, select all clips in timeline with CMD+A, then strip all effects with Edit>Remove Effects. If that gets stuck or doesn’t work, make a snapshot of the timeline: select the project icon, right-click and pick duplicate as snapshot.

If any doubt export to /Documents or insert a thumb drive and export to that. Make sure the destination file is on a valid drive with sufficient free space and permissions. If that completes with no errors try to export it: File>Share>Master File This helps isolate the problem between render phase vs encode phase.

If you have any clips using optical flow or stabilization, make sure the analysis phase of those are complete before rendering the timeline. Then load project in FCPX, select all timeline clips with CMD+A and render the timeline with CTRL+R. This ensures all render files are rebuilt, including thumbnails and waveforms. If it asks about including render files, state “don’t include”.

Select the library, then in the library inspector do Storage Locations>Modify Settings and under cache give a folder location. Starting with Mojave that is in System Preferences>Software Update.Īfter doing that make sure background rendering is off in FCPX>Preferences and all other prefs are as you expect.Įven though you have deleted the render files, try setting a specific location for cache. Make sure you have the latest version of Apple Pro Video Formats installed. If damaged or corrupt it can cause problems: To properly run it on the system drive requires booting in recovery mode: Īfter that rebuild Spotlight indexes. Run Disk Utility First Aid on system and Lacie drives. Can you verify plenty of free space on both system and Lacie drives?

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