Continue using Final Cut Pro X on OS X Yosemite

A few hours have passed since the presentation of the latest version of the operating system for Apple Mac computers. A OS X Yosemite that reaches version 10.10 and that will mean a great renewal of the operating system to resemble in some things the brother of mobile devices: iOS. A new operating system that you can already start testing (with its Beta version) from the page enabled by Apple.

Yes, as all betas (also happening with iOS 8) they usually have some other errors and can be unstable with certain applications. Personally I don't recommend upgrading to OS X Yosemite because updating a Mac to a Beta version it can be dangerous, I use it for work and I can't afford an application not working properly with this new OS X Yosemite. One of these applications that are having problems is Final Cut Pro X (There are already complaints about the networks but we must not forget that we are working with a Beta), which seems not to work under this first OS X Yosemite Beta. Yes there is a little trick to get it…

In order to run Final Cut Pro X in OS X Yosemite we will have to navigate to the bowels of the editor video par excellence of the apple brand and launch the executable file directly, because if you try to launch the application you will not succeed.

The followed would be the following:

• Search the application icon in the applications menu.
• Click the right mouse button and then click on 'Show package content'
• We will navigate through Content -> Mac OS
• Inside this folder we will find a UNIX file that we can execute by double clicking on it.

In this way you can continue working with this video editor, but our recommendation is that you do not update for now to this new version OS X Yosemite Beta.