Double-click Final Cut on the Desktop of the M1 Mac to unpack the archive. Move Final Cut to your M1 Mac, for example to the Desktop sub-folder in your home folder.Ĥ. This will zip FCP and create the file Final Cut .ģ. Open the /Applications folder in Finder, select Final Cut Pro.app, open the context/popup menu using the right click or Ctrl+click and select the Compress command. Make sure you have an Intel Mac with FCP X 10.4.9 installed in the regular location in /Applications.Ģ. If you have FCP X 10.4.9 installed on another Intel Mac at the moment, then you can copy and run it to your M1 Mac using these steps:ġ.
If you need to run the Intel version of FCP X on an M1 Mac via Rosetta 2 (for example to be able to use Intel-only plug-ins installed on that M1 Mac), that may be possible but the procedure depends on the exact version of FCP X you have.
