You might try removing MC 2022.10.0, restarting the Mac, and then reinstalling MC 2022.10.0 and see if that fixes the issue. MC 2022.10 is Monterey compatible.

I've got an RTX 2060 super in my system and it works.

Just testing.

[quote user="OscarL"] My drive is an HDD. [/quote] You need to be a bit more specific. Is this a spinning hard drive, or a solid state disc?

If you're seeing a list of plugins that you never installed are causing popups, it's because these are stuck in a web browser. First, if you ever installed Wave Browser, remove it immediately. This gives full access to anyone in the world to your system. We see this a lot, and this is the single worst browser in the world. Second, take your

Try upgrading to 2022.12.4 and see if that fixes the issue.

Since iMovie can't handle a QT file, I suggest installing HandBrake. This is a free app and will convert from .MOV to anything else, including MP4. You can download HandBrake from here: https://handbrake.fr/downloads.php

The only other option is to choose Columnar. That brings up additional items in the right hand panel. Select what you want and choose Apply. This creates a change list. Choose the Change list and click on Preview. But this only gives you an overview. It will tell you how many clips are in the sequence, but will not give you the list of clips. And there's

It's an interesting read, but these are the forums for Media Composer. The actual forums for Pro Tools are located at http://duc.avid.com .

In the List Tool, select the sequence that you want and choose Load. Under the List Options tab, select LUT, Scene and take, Slate, Comments and anything else of interest. At the bottom in the Both Picture and Sound tab, choose Clip Comments. At the top of the page, under Output Format choose Columnar and change from Change List to List. Then click