Normally Resolve MXF media goes into the Avid MediaFiles folder and a AAF is used to create bin entries. You shouldn't import or AMA link MXF media that was created using Avid round trip settings. There may be some compelling reason why this doesn't apply, in that case, you get 4 questions: 1. What codec did you transcode the DNG into as MXF

You need to run a version of Media Composer that is qualified for OS X 1O.10.5. As of today, that would be 8.2.5 or 8.4.2. Any version available from the Download Center can run in Trial Mode. Best to uninstall before installing. You won't lose any projects or media when uninstalling Media Composer.

1. After Effects? 2. You can apply a Paint effect or other effect that does tracking to a layer above the clips, but the tracker is going to expect that the object follows some path from frame to frame. If that applies, you could apply a blur effect to a shape that follows the track. Or see #1 above.

RGB but DCI-P3 or 2020 color space.

You can, but seperately.

Displays captions based on files on the data track. See the online documentation or help file.

If the same LUT was applied in 7.0.4.4 and you didn't get a crash, the problem may lie elsewhere. If you're game, try a recent 8.4 release and see what happens. Or if 7.0.4.4 is working, leave well enough alone for now.

Where is this located: This version is now available on the Download Center (login and password required). Who can use this update? This maintenance update is for Media Composer v8.1.x or 8.2.x customers who are either on an active Subscription or Upgrade & Support plan as of September 21, 2015. Fixes: This update adds support for Mac OSX v10.10

MC 8.4.2 has been released via the Download Center and the App Manager. This release supports OS X 10.10.4 & 10.10.5. See this link for all compatible OS X versions supported. Legacy MC version support can be found here . This update is for Media Composer v8.4.x customers who are either on an active Subscription or Upgrade & Support Plan as

Pre-computes (renders) don't consolidate. Just re-render at the other end.