Apple's professional video editor, Final Cut Pro X, is updated to version 10.2.3 today, with changes in the interface for the user and increased compatibility and extended back-end processing support for different types of new files and computers. For example, a 4K content export preset has been added to the application to create video files geared towards Apple's own devices.
In addition to this, other improvements have been added expanding the possibility of have multiple YouTube accounts and sharing options on iPhone 6 / 6s, iPhone 6 / 6s plus, iPad Pro, and fourth-generation Apple TV. Now users can import data from formats such as Canon XF-AVC from the same company's C300 Mark II camera.
You can find the full improvements and bug fixes in the following list:
- Ability to select the video and audio effect that is assigned to a keyboard shortcut with customizable default effect
- 4K export preset to create video files for Apple devices
- Improved speed when open libraries on a SAN network
- Resolving an issue that affected the display of timecode in the Dashboard on OS X 10.11 El Capitan
- Importing Canon XF-AVC files, including Canon C300 Mark II camera video files
- Ability to share videos on multiple YouTube accounts
- Resolving an issue that caused a disabled video effect to display as not found when opening a project or sharing it in Compressor
- Correction of an issue that caused appearance of black frames on video clips imported from an iPhone that had been shortened on the iPhone itself
- Fixed an issue that caused the playhead to will jump forward when editing short titles
- Fixing a problem that was causing the stop playback on the timeline when switching displays in the browser
- Solution to a problem that caused the points of a Bézier figure to incorrectly change from linear to smooth
- Fixed an issue that caused some objects in Motion templates to render with smooth edges
- Inclusion of iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPad Pro and Apple TV (4th generation) to the list of supported Apple devices displayed in the Motion sharing window
The latest big update to Final Cut Pro X It occurred almost a year ago, in April 2015. This Final Cut Pro X version 10.2.3 is a 2.83GB update that is now available to Final Cut Pro X users for free and for those who purchase it now, it has priced at 299,99 Euros on the Mac App Store.