News Summary

• Final Cut Pro for iPad still feels like a secondary, companion experience compared to the Mac app.
• Keyboard shortcuts, essential for speeding up editing, are inconsistent on the iPad.
• On the Mac, users can freely reorganize, move, or back up their Final Cut library.
• All apps run in a sandbox, so they can’t really access other parts of the system.
• For some reason, the ability to export videos in the background with Final Cut is only available for iPads with the M3 chip or later.