As long as you don't use Resolve. For some reason, Resolve only works with Blackmagic hardware. Go figure.

If you intend to use the HDMI monitor as a computer display it will work based upon whatever your CPU and graphics card is capable of handling. As far as the Avid is concerned, you can use Full Screen Display for monitoring but a Computer Display is not a Video Display. Computer displays don't do Interlace, they expect RGB rather than 601/709 levels

If the OS sees the ports, then Avid will see the ports. Keep in mind that FW800 capture seems problematic on newer releases even with native ports and that the HDMI port on that device is for outputs, not inputs.

If you're running OSX 10.10.4 or 10.10.5 you should upgrade to MC 8.4.1 as it's the only version currently supporting those OS releases.

Try running Repair Permissions in Disk Utility?

Do you have the latest Sony XAVC Intra plug in installed on your system?

Call Avid Support, it's a free call (despite the dire warnings). They should be able to sort it out for you regardless of which end (yours or theirs) is causing the problem.

R.S.: You can also download the patch version from the Download Center. Jereon: Some fixes with descending characters and title rolls are indicated in the READ ME. Not sure about if the issue you're having has been addressed, hopefully Marianna can chime in.

More appropriately, "modify sequence and by the way, the media won't play"?

Media Composer 8.4.1 is now available in the Download Center or via the Application Manager. Features and fixes include: - Support for Artist | DNxIO: This update includes support for the Artist | DNxIO hardware. For more information about the capabilities and features of the DNxIO, please refer to the DNxIO Setup Guide < http://avid.force.com/pkb