Apple has just released its update for the popular video editing app, Final Cut Pro 11. Apple touts it as a new chapter, with intelligent features being at the forefront. Final Cut Pro 11 is primarily a Mac app,

Apple is expanding its professional applications, including Logic Pro as well as Final Cut. The new functions range from AI tools to the Quantec Room Simulator.

Final Cut Pro 11 is now available as a free update for existing users. If you don't already have the app, it'll set you back $299.99 from the Mac App Store. Compared to Adobe's video editing app Premier Pro, the one-time purchase might be a better option than a subscription, though some users might prefer the lower initial fee.

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Another AI-powered feature introduced with the new Final Cut Pro is Transcribe to Captions. With this, users can automatically generate closed captions in the video timeline. The company claimed it is using a native large language model (LLM) that can transcribe spoken audio.

The nifty new automatic masking-plus-motion-tracking feature in Final Cut Pro 11 looks impressive. Apple also updates the iPad and iPhone apps.

It’s been 13 years since Apple released Final Cut X. That’s just over half of the video-editing software’s entire lifespan, having celebrated its 25th birthday this April. It’s several lifetimes in the world of consumer software,