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Final cut server system requirements

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Hi,

I have built a mac mini server for a trial of running final cut server. I tried to install the software but refuses because I have got an integrated graphics card and only 1 gb of ram. The server is only for few people and the rendering and encoding will be shared by the workstations.

Is there a way to bypass the system requirements.

Cheers,
JJ
 

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Probably not and I wouldn't recommend doing it either. The minimum system requirements are set for a reason.

What are the specs of your Mini (out of curiosity)?
 

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