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iOS 16 seems to break support for Cinematic videos in iMovie and Final Cut Pro

Por: 9to5Mac Tech September 27, 2022

iOS 16 has been available for two weeks, and while the update introduced several new features, it also caused many bugs for iPhone users – some of which have already been fixed.One of these bugs seems to affect videos recorded in Cinematic Mode, which are no longer recognized by iMovie and Final Cut Pro. Cinematic videos in iOS 16 As reported by users on the and also on , Apple’s video editors iMovie and Final Cut Pro can no longer open... + full article



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