I found out that I was using an old version of Final Cut Pro X on my old machine. What should I do to copy them onto the new version of Final Cut that I just downloaded? On my new machine, all of my FinalCut projects are stored in the Movies>FinalCut Projects folder. Next problem: when I start FinalCut and it shows me a message about libraries, what should I do? When I chose “update later” it did not find and load all of my old project files or events.
OK YES!!!! Thank you, I had bought it under a different Apple ID in 2012. I would appreciate instructions and/or links to instructions. Please tell me that I will be able to get my Final Cut files somehow! If I re-install FinalCut Pro X, will the files be found on my computer somewhere after the re-install? Or will I need to try to pull them off of my old semi-corrupted machine (and if so, where would I look for them?) I did not back up Final Cut in any other way (was I supposed to? - Final Cut always does “automatic backups” and I always ran Time Machine assuming that it was all backed up!) Mainly I used Final Cut to make videos for my business and I really do need the project files!!!! I’m not sure where the files would be found, but I have a very terrible feeling about this. It is missing from the Applications folder, too.
In the dock, where the FinalCut icon should be, there is only a question mark. However, when I booted my new Mac and did a Restore from the Time Machine backup, FinalCut Pro X was totally missing. Of course, I did regular Time Machine backups of my old machine. It was a 7 year old machine and was a bit underpowered, so I decided to just go ahead and upgrade to a new 27″ Mac with all the bells and whistles (cost me almost $3k). I was not able to get it to reboot no matter what I tried (couldn’t get past the grey startup screen). Recently my Mac desktop machine crashed and had a disk failure of some sort.
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