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I have 2 pngs one imports fine the other will appear and then go black. I tried this but it didn't work. FCPX 10.6.1 png exporting with black back… - Apple Community
I've also tried:
Changing the project from HDR to SDR
Changing the file to a TIFF
Changing the exposure on the image
None of these seem to work
MacBook, macOS 12.5
You can have as many versions on the system that will run as long as they have different names in the Applications folder and run different libraries. The current version will run from 4.10 to 6.4.
Open the PNG in Preview and export OpenEXR. Make sure alpha is checked. That works for me in 6.4.
You can have as many versions on the system that will run as long as they have different names in the Applications folder and run different libraries. The current version will run from 4.10 to 6.4.
Open the PNG in Preview and export OpenEXR. Make sure alpha is checked. That works for me in 6.4.
Can you open the file in a graphics application that will give its complete specs or an app like MediaInfo and give details of what it says?
Would it be possible to share the file via Dropbox or WeTransfer posting a link here. (It might be removed but some will get it.)
Here is the png Im trying to use. I have another Mac running 10.6.2 and it works on there no problem.
As far as the info:
Kind: PNG image
Size: 11.8 MB
Dimensions 2732 x 2048
Color Space: RGB
Color Profile: Display P3
Alpha Channel: Yes
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I can’t make it work in 6.2 either but the library was used by both 6.4 and 6.2. Use feedback to report the problem with details of the file format. It does work in a 5.4 library.
Thank you for your help. Out of curiosity how are you able to try multiple versions? Is there a way to do it on one Mac?
Oh that's cool I never thought of that! And that worked for me changing it to an OpenEXR from preview! You are awesome! Thanks for your help!
You’re welcome.
FWIW, I had no trouble importing that png into 10.6.4, and export as H264...
What could be different? I am using a 2019 16" MBP on Monterey 12.6.
Yes. It works on Intel. It’s clearly a graphics issue in M series the way the image comes and goes.
Thanks, Tom.
Importing PNG into FCPX 10.6.4 Turns PNG All Black
