

- #Sapphire plugins final cut pro for mac
- #Sapphire plugins final cut pro drivers
- #Sapphire plugins final cut pro pro

#Sapphire plugins final cut pro pro
Path: /Applications/Final Cut Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Final Cut Pro


#Sapphire plugins final cut pro drivers
Without the NVIDIA hardware, the drivers would be running and hence the active but unsupported CUDA would fail."īelow is the log from the error that happens when I try to export using quicktime conversion. My best guess is that either an option was turned on in Final Cut Pro to use CUDA, or the program is doing some sort of detection (possibly on installed NVIDIA Drivers). Their response was "CUDA isn't supported by AMD hardware in MacOSX. I asked Sapphire/AMD Radeon support what the problem was and they said this is a Final cut pro problem and not related to their card. Every time I try to export using Quicktime Conversion, Final Cut Pro instantly crashes saying "Final Cut Pro Quit Unexpectedly while using the CUDA plug-in". As part of the repair the Apple certified shop re-installed our OSX.Īfter they re-installed our OS, I ran Final Cut Pro 7 and realized that I was unable to export using Quicktime Conversion.
#Sapphire plugins final cut pro for mac
We also have a 3rd party graphics card installed, the Sapphire HD 7950 for mac which has been running for about six months and still seems to operate correctly. We had been running 10.8.5 and Final Cut Pro 7.0.3 for a while without any major issues. Just to give some information as to how this issue started, we recently had to send our Mac early 2009 OSX 10.8.5 to get repaired because of permissions issues with the start-up drive. FCP 7 quits on Quicktime conversion export every single time.
