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Re: FxPlug 2 Answers, etc.

  • Subject: Re: FxPlug 2 Answers, etc.
  • From: Jon Chappell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2011 11:42:55 -0700
One question several people have asked me is do you need to purchase Motion 5 in order to use plugins or certain plugin features in FCPX?

Regards,
Jon Chappell.
CEO, Digital Rebellion LLC.
http://www.digitalrebellion.com


On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 11:06 AM, Paul Schneider <email@hidden> wrote:

Hi Paul,

> Making this even more difficult is it is discouraged to install FCP7 and FCPX on the same partition.
>

> But why would anything in FCPX interfere with an existing FCP7 install in the first place? FCPX is installed through the AppStore. Surely it is bundled up as a self-contained application according to the AppStore guidelines? Right?


When you install the new apps from the app store, the older apps are moved to a different folder. Unfortunately, this breaks a few customer workflows with the older apps, particularly with Final Cut Server.

It's possible that your development process doesn't require these particular workflows, and you could have both versions on the same partition without issue. We don't recommend that customers do this, since we can't guarantee that all of the features in the older studio will continue to work if the older apps are moved.

- Paul


On Jun 23, 2011, at 12:03 PM, Paul Miller wrote:

> On 6/23/2011 11:59 AM, Matt Rhodes wrote:
>> I'd add a third question (and other developers may be able to answer this already):
>> 3. Can I install the FxPlug 2.0 SDK and still compile my 32-bit FCP 7/Motion 4 FxPlugs?
>>
>> I'd rather not install the new FxPlug SDK on my main machine if it will kill my compiles.
>
> Making this even more difficult is it is discouraged to install FCP7 and FCPX on the same partition.
>
> But why would anything in FCPX interfere with an existing FCP7 install in the first place? FCPX is installed through the AppStore. Surely it is bundled up as a self-contained application according to the AppStore guidelines? Right?
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