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Final Cut Pro File Size Too Big. When exporting the file with the default settings (resolution: Start by deleting generated files. If those file sizes are too large you can shrink them up by. High), it increased from the original import size of 321.6. Final cut pro is likely creating proxy and optimised copies of your original media. That will get you back hundreds of gb. Background rendering was eating up 500 gb of my hard drive from editing a single video in final cut pro x. I switch the codec option to h264 and it still says it'll be. In the end, the file was exported as. I cut a scene in fcpx, then when i try to save it it's telling me over 30gb. Is your final cut pro library overflowing and slowing down your edits? Here's how to turn it off. Select the library in the browser sidebar and do file. In this video, we'll show you exactly how to reduce. It will usually be around 225gb/ hour exported in 4k, or about 70gb/ hour for 1080p.

If those file sizes are too large you can shrink them up by. I switch the codec option to h264 and it still says it'll be. High), it increased from the original import size of 321.6. Is your final cut pro library overflowing and slowing down your edits? In the end, the file was exported as. Here's how to turn it off. It will usually be around 225gb/ hour exported in 4k, or about 70gb/ hour for 1080p. Still 7.24gb, i tried with other settings and export modes too. In this video, we'll show you exactly how to reduce. I cut a scene in fcpx, then when i try to save it it's telling me over 30gb.

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Final Cut Pro File Size Too Big Is your final cut pro library overflowing and slowing down your edits? When exporting the file with the default settings (resolution: Start by deleting generated files. Still 7.24gb, i tried with other settings and export modes too. By default, these temporary files are stored within your final cut pro libraries. That will get you back hundreds of gb. I cut a scene in fcpx, then when i try to save it it's telling me over 30gb. High), it increased from the original import size of 321.6. Is your final cut pro library overflowing and slowing down your edits? In the end, the file was exported as. If those file sizes are too large you can shrink them up by. It will usually be around 225gb/ hour exported in 4k, or about 70gb/ hour for 1080p. Final cut pro is likely creating proxy and optimised copies of your original media. I switch the codec option to h264 and it still says it'll be. Here's how to turn it off. Select the library in the browser sidebar and do file.