Sounds like your system is not seeing the Nitris BOB. Does it show up in Device Manager? I assume you've done the usual- like checking the power and cable connections. What housekeeping did you do? If you did something like system updates, you can usually roll back. Google to find out how to do this.

I'm assuming you actually meant that you transcoded to DNxHR HQX, rather than DNxHD. Not having tried this myself, I don't have a definitive solution but there's a few things that pop into my mind. 1) If you compare these files in MC, do you see the slight shift there (using the colour corrector scopes)? 2) Your ProRes HQ 422 - is it 8 or

There certainly are issues with the new M based Macs as far as Media Composer is concerned. Avid are yet to release a native version for these ARM-based CPUs. MC is currently still working under Rosetta's translation process - almost three years since the first M1 Macs appeared! There's also ongoing problems with external Blackmagic hardware

Being in the UK, I never work with 29.97 so I can't say I've experienced your problem, but... Can you go into the Source Settings for the problem clips and (in the Playback Rates tab) change the Playback Frame Rate from 'Clip's FPS' to 'Project's FPS'?

The plugin is made by Nablet and the latest version supports ArriRAW from the Arri 35. Link is as follows: https://nablet.com/arri-ama-plugin Unfortunately, this isn't a free plugin and will set you back around $200. You can download a free (trial) version, which I don't think has an expiry date, but will watermark all your linked clips (and

Simple really. In common with editors who like to keep their individual project media in separate Avid Mediafiles/MXF /folders (1, 2,3 etc), it's always been a limitation that MC will only write new files (imported/rendered/transcoded media) in the number 1 folder. This means you have to keep renumbering folders as you change projects. The traditional

I guess that's possible. Can't say I've tried this with ExFAT drives. I assume you're either in an Admin account or you've clicked on the 'lock' icon to unlock the settings? I've done this with Mac formatted external drives in the past. Does a Google search bring up anything? We often come across this permission issue

Don't know what you mean by 'did not seem to apply'. The support page I linked you to explains exactly what to do.

I'm wondering if this custom access could be a problem. I would try giving full read/write access to 'everyone'. Also remember to “Apply to enclosed items”. Here's an Apple user guide on how to do this... https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/mac-help/mchlp1203/mac

Quicktime is officially dead. It was based on 32 bit code and officially replaced (by Apple) with AV Foundation. If you're on a PC with WIn 10 or 11 (which still supports 32 bit applications), you can still install the QT libraries to maintain backward compatibility with older projects/versions of Media Composer (eg. 2018.12.15) which still has