Hello,

when I try to consolidate my sequence, I receive an error message that says: "Integer arithmetic overflow" This is the first time I see this message. What does he mean ? I'm on a Mac Studio with M1 MAX chip and mac os 12.3.2 Thank you in advance for your help, Robin

According to the MAC compatibility matrix: https://avid.secure.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/compatibility/en267087

MAC OS 12.3.2 is not yet supported. Is it possible at all to downgrade?

There is no macOS 12.3.2.  I'm pretty sure this is a spammer trying to bait everyone.

Chris Bové:

There is no macOS 12.3.2.  I'm pretty sure this is a spammer trying to bait everyone.

At least the spammer taught me that there's no 12.3.2 - I have no idea 🤣

I always Google "macOS Monterey Wiki". Then scroll down. The entire release schedule, including beta versions, is on there. 

Ah great, many thanks

hello, as much for me, it's version 12.3.1 and not .2

I just tried to consolidate my sequence from my old imac and I have the same error message.

my imac runs on intel with mac os mojave.

MC version is 2022.4

do you think it's related to my project?

PS: I don't want to spam people! :-)

I see.

Integer arithmetic overflow usually means that one of the clips in a sequence is corrupt.  Are the clips transcoded to DNxHD or DNxHR?  Or are they AMA-Linked?

Hello, They are all transcoded in DNxHD 36. I never used the AMA.

robin.dbx:

Hello, They are all transcoded in DNxHD 36. I never used the AMA.

Does this happen with one project, or multiple projects? Are you able to copy your sequence into a new bin and try consolidating that?

Can you try deleting the MDB and PMR database files in the Avid MediaFiles database?