Yesterday we released Editmote 1.0.1, which brings several new features to our iOS app for remotely controlling nonlinear editing applications. We will update this page as more of our products become compatible with Final Cut Pro X.Įditmote 1.0.1 released - FCPX and After Effects support Make sure you have the version 1.0.1 preference pane too. Version 1.0.1 is compatible with Final Cut Pro X.
Update: Pro Media Tools 1.0.3 now supports FCPX.įCP Versioner depends on XML support, which is not present in FCPX right now. These remaining apps will be made compatible when/if XML support comes to FCPX. The three XML apps in the suite don't work, which puts FCPX users in the same camp as Avid users who also don't have XML support. You can use it today on your FCPX projects. Pro Media Tools was designed to be as independent as possible so it only needs a few minor tweaks in the next version. Update: Pro Maintenance Tools is now out. Pro Maintenance Tools works with all of these applications, so whatever you do, you're covered.
We have heard a great range of opinions on FCPX - some love it, some are sticking with FCP 7 for now and some are switching to Avid or Premiere. Now that Final Cut Pro X is out, you may be wondering which Digital Rebellion software is compatible with the new application.įCS Maintenance Pack - COMPATIBLE (via Pro Maintenance Tools)Īs announced earlier, we are working on a new version called Pro Maintenance Tools. Final Cut Pro X Compatibility with Digital Rebellion Products
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