New bug in iOS16: Movie effect videos cannot be opened in Final Cut Pro and iMovie

Apple’s official version of iOS 16 has been released for two weeks. Although this update introduced some new features, it also brought some problems, such as pasting pop-ups and poor signal.

According to a report by foreign media 9To5Mac, there is a problem in iOS 16 that will affect videos recorded in movie effect mode. This problem results in the inability to open these video files when using iMovie and Final Cut Pro editing software. This problem may cause some inconvenience to users, especially those who are accustomed to using these editing software for video editing. Hopefully Apple can resolve this issue as soon as possible to provide a better user experience.

According to reports on Apple support forums and Reddit, some users reported that Apple’s own video editors iMovie and Final Cut Pro cannot open videos recorded in movie effect mode on iPhones running iOS 16. The exact cause of the error is unclear at the moment, but multiple reports point out that when users try to edit videos in these movie effect modes, these apps will display an error message "Unable to activate movie effects."

Apple has introduced a new feature called Movie Effect Mode in the iPhone 13/Pro series. Through the movie effect mode, the iPhone 13/Pro series cameras can record videos with a shallow depth of field effect and adjust the focus smoothly, giving the video a movie-like texture.

After shooting a video using Movie Effect Mode, users can edit the video in the Photos app on iPhone or other supported devices. In addition to standard video editing operations, users can also adjust the depth of field and focus of the video. This gives users more creative and customization options, allowing them to present their video content the way they like. Whether adjusting depth of field for a more artistic effect or focusing on a specific subject, these features can help users create impressive video productions. Both professional photographers and casual users can enhance their video creation capabilities with these editing options.

Apple officials have not yet given a clear response to this problem, but we can use a temporary solution to deal with it. We can use the video editing function on iPhone to create cinematic-looking videos, and then share these videos to Mac computers via AirDrop. In this way, we can watch and edit these videos on Mac computers to achieve the effects we want. Although this is only a temporary solution, it is a feasible method until Apple gives an official response.

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