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When iOS was introduced, it was named iPhone OS.

Before then, Apple marketing simply stated that iPhone ran a version of Mac OS X made specifically for the iPhone.

iOS did not have an official name until the official release of the iPhone software development kit ( iPhone SDK) on March 6, 2008. June 2007 saw the official release of what eventually became iOS – concurrently with the first iPhone.

3 Notable software bugs and issues in iOS.

Lost render files can be related to many factors, we often see it happen with third-party plugins or older native effects that haven't been updated. And the issue is not restricted to FCP, just google it for any NLE like here:Ĭ/t5/premiere-pro-disc.r-files/m-p/11884033 This said, there have been quite some reports about render files getting "lost". That's why we advise only to render something when it's absolutely necessary for playback reasons, and why you should leave Background Rendering turned OFF if you want to try out multiple changes to a clip. The downside is that you can get conflicts if you have lots of unused render files on a clip. But it's still valid today: /articles/fcp-x-delete-render-files/ Here's an older explanation on how FCP renders work. If FCP would have deleted the previous render file automatically, you would have to re-render the effect again. you render an effect, you change a setting on that effect or you just change the duration of the clip, you render again and you don't like what you have done, so you Undo that change. There is a good reason why unused render files don't get automatically deleted. Unfortunately I don't yet have an Apple Silicon Mac to test this. I don't think it has anything to do with hard drive configuration. For Neat Video that version is 5.4.7 (SR). Make sure any plugins are updated and are native Apple Silicon. If you are seeing a failure to use valid render files or unexplained loss of render files, that indicates the problem may still exist on Apple Silicon and FxPlug 4. However there have long been some anomalies about not using render files in certain cases, even when no 3rd-party plugins were involved. I speculated it might be partially related to 3rd-party plugin behavior using the FxPlug3 framework, and maybe it would be improved when those plugins are re-written for FxPlug 4, which is mandatory for Apple Silicon. See prior discussion of this in the below threads. Macmini M1 using external SSDs for media. For some reason FCP cannot "remember" the rendered files. When I open a Library where the media files are on the external drive, it has to re-render them. (the little render check box had a "buffering" icon instead of the render clock.)

Closed FCP, then opened it and the titles were unrendered, BUT instantly appeared, when I assume it found them. thinking this may have caused the issue with the renders, I created a new test Library and left every thing in the Library on the main drive, created a project with some titles and rendered it. So that's what I've been doing, leaving the main Library on the Main drive and putting all the media on my external drives. So the new FCPX way of packing everything into the Library was a little confusing, until I realized you can modify these locations for the imported media. I used to keep all my footage (remember capture scratch?) on separate drives and the Project files on my main HD. I'm a fairly new user of FCPX having finally left legacy FCP6. I've been doing it since fcpx was launched and never experienced any issues other than exceptional stress situations or plugins failing and causing a crash (audio plugins in particular) I know, advice says no but it's all about the money.

I use the 3TB system drive then archive the library and remove. I wonder if it might be something to do with the combo drive? FCP looks for the render files on the SSD but the OS has since moved them. 2015 iMac and Catalina and it's still gonna take a couple of hours. Now I'm rendering much of it again today. I rendered it yesterday ready to give it the final once over today for export. Noise reduction isn't switched on until the final render (after editing and returning to optimised/original). This project is based on a 3 video, 1 audio multicam clip with film convert and neat noise reduction added in the multicam angles.

The next day much of what I rendered the previous day now needs doing again.

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