@Adrian Redmond: hello! [quote user="Adrian Redmond"]Thanks for your replies - and good to hear that I'm not the only one trying to bring some OS level order to media management. [/quote] I know where you're coming from, but's that not how it works in Media Composer. [quote user="camoscato"]I've seen other people

Hey Avid Community, Isaac here. Here's a resurfacing topic: authoring discs on macOS. Well, I can confirm Adobe Encore CS6 works in macOS Mojave with some workarounds. Just visit this thread and follow Steps 1-3: http://community.avid.com/forums/t/125680.aspx Your mileage may vary, but this is what I tested and confirmed: 1. Imported a newly generated

@Jason NLC: Sounds like MC's losing connection to your AJA hardware. In this instance, one of my users started a transcode in MC before leaving for the night, then powered off his AJA BOB; http://community.avid.com/forums/p/119035/701726.aspx If you're not powering it down, maybe your worktation's falling asleep?

@brainburst: no one is glossing over anything. Asked and answered. Do some research before ranting.

@CinéMatica: [quote user="CinéMatica"] For me this machine is still good enough for the things I do, but I also like to use the latest features that Avid releases. [/quote] It's also possible to install a newer version of macOS on your 2009 Mac Pro with this reputable macOS patcher: http://dosdude1.com/software.html I know

@grandosegood: Sounds right! I'd change this step: [quote user="grandosegood"]2) use media tool and have it find all the media files (deselecting precomputes and master clips), then just do a consolidate or copy with all the media.[/quote] Into these steps: 0) Quit Media Composer. 1) (Same step you outlined.) 2) After copying the media

@All: Apple updated their doc on legacy media with more details. Worth another look: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT209000

+1 on that error code explanation. It’s an OS X / macOS level error: http://krypted.com/lists/comprehensive-list-of-mac-os-x-error-codes/ [quote] fnfErr = -43, /*File not found*/ [/quote] @ebweller: can you try these? 1. Do the files or folder from lynda.com have a forward slash (“/“) in the name? If so, remove or rename, then retry

@All: here's another excellent article on this by Chris Hocking of Late Nite Films ( https://latenitefilms.com ): https://lab.commandpost.io/discussions/legacy Confirms much of what we discussed here. Please read when you can.

@farhadd: I'm interested! Can you email or Message me here? iterronez@hotmail.com Thanks!