Topic: Trashing Final Cut Pro Preferences

Normally, Final Cut Pro is a solid, stable application. But, every so often, it starts to misbehave and act flakey. The easiest way to get things turned around is to trash Final Cut Pro’s preference files. In this video tutorial, Larry Jordan gives you the Five Rules for trashing preferences, then takes you step by step through the whole process. Keep this tutorial on file for those times when Final Cut needs help.



Note: This is a QuickTime movie. Final Cut is not needed in order to view it.



Format: QuickTime movie

TRT: 3:44

5.7 MB



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