If you buy (or keep an eye on) the new one Mac Studio to edit your underwater video — and you use Final Cut Pro to do it — you’ll be pleased to know that Apple has release a new version of their software with “optimized playback and graphics performance for the M1 Max and M1 Ultra on the new Mac Studio.” The release notes don’t offer any details, but the good news is that Apple’s own video editing software seems to be taking full advantage of the new desktop’s impressive power.
Other headline improvements in update 10.6.2 include duplicate detection that locates media appearing more than once in a project, a feature that uses machine learning (and requires macOS Monterey) to help improve Voice clarity by adjusting background noise levels and the ability to import into the Magic Movie timeline and Storyboard projects created with iMovie for iOS.
Free update for all existing owners. A full version of Final Cut Pro costs $300 in the Apple App Store.
