Apple has released updates to its main video editing tools for Mac, Final Cut Pro X and iMovie, a few hours ago. In the case of iMovie, some bugs and errors from the previous version have been fixed, but also a problem that caused a red tint to be added to videos imported from certain video cameras has been solved. For the new version of Final Cut Pro X, the improvements are more numerous and more news and bug fixes are added.
These are the improvements in iMovie
In the case of iMovie, in addition to the solution to the "red tint" problem, the application that reaches the version 10.1.5 implements these improvements:
- Fixed an issue that prevented some videos recorded with an iPhone from displaying in the import window
- Performance and stability improvements
These are the improvements in Final Cut Pro X
In this case the version released by Apple is 10.3.3 and a few bug fixes are added that we can see in the application description.
- Ability to expand the width of the inspector to view and adjust effect parameters
- Troubleshooting by updating older libraries
- Faster in redrawing audio waves when using clips that are imported while recording to disc
- Appearance of a diamond icon in the timeline index when the user has modified the display of functions in the timeline
- More color options in the function editor
- "Show in browser" correctly displays the original clip location in the browser
- Support for Canon Log 3 and Sony S-Log3 / S-Gamut3 log processing
- Fixes an issue with the viewfinder occasionally disappearing when exiting full screen mode
- Troubleshooting Unresponsiveness of DVD Sharing Option
- Improved font quality in DVD menu and chapter titles
- Improving picture quality when creating a DVD
- Improved DVD user dialog box prompts with embedded documentation links