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Dropped Frames on new M2 MacBook Pro Max - not using processor power
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25 Jul 2023 10:51 #126559
by FinalCutdown
Replied by FinalCutdown on topic Dropped Frames on new M2 MacBook Pro Max - not using processor power
I was using screen time -> downtime.
Before I set FCPx and other apps to "always allowed".
I was wondering why fcpx was hanging when I applied a LUT to a bunch of clips.
When I turned it off, it worked.
Maybe quicktime and other apps werent set to "always allowed" and that caused the issue - anyway I will leave it off. But this has nothing to do with my dropped frames issue and the latency when scrolling.
Before I set FCPx and other apps to "always allowed".
I was wondering why fcpx was hanging when I applied a LUT to a bunch of clips.
When I turned it off, it worked.
Maybe quicktime and other apps werent set to "always allowed" and that caused the issue - anyway I will leave it off. But this has nothing to do with my dropped frames issue and the latency when scrolling.
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