Overrun/Underrun errors 95% of the time means the storage cannot provide the bandwidth. First check the OS' detected speed of the network connection to the Nexis. If you are dual connected, make sure both ports have the same speed. Then check your switch. Make sure the configuration can support the workflow. Finally, check your Nexis. No drive errors

[quote user="the_rube"] Hello, I was looking to get the community's thoughts on this workflow We are considering generating our proxies through Davinci or Silverstack. We would then have to generate the database files manually inside the MXF folder. Once those database files are generated we will rename the folder to the shooting date

"Bulk Edit" starting with MC 2020.4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAKtEV5a9Ak Edit: I think you are referring to the timeline tracks? Nope. One at a time AFAIK.

Regular individual license for MC Ultimate is $400 each. A Team license is $600 each. Team makes sense if you need the ability to move the license to certain individuals. If you are running a facility with remote freelance editors the Team license makes more sense. You provide the license on a per need basis and recover it after the editor's contract

[quote user="Mike Brodeur"] There is a difference with the M1 Mac systems. These systems share memory between the Video (GPU) and the rest of the system. The effect is that you will actually have less than 32 GB of memory for use by programs. Running Media Composer in that configuration is possible but it's not something I would want to

Yes, Avid MC supports ProRes natively.

No. It can be deleted.

Intel z690 chipset + Raptor Lake. Best mobos are usually the gaming kind like Asus ROG, Gigabyte Aorus, MSI MEG, etc. I just rebuilt my home PC ASUS ROG Strix Z690-G Intel 13900 Samsung 980 Pro 2TB 128 GB of RAM Gigabyte Aorus 3080ti Waterforce NZXT Z53 CPU cooler It is built like a gamers but the performance are top-end for productivity and video production

El Capitan is too old for MC 2022.x.

[quote user="NYnutz"] i moved dozens of workstations to bootcamp during the height of covid so we could use zcentral remote boost. It can be more finnicky than a purpose built windows machine, but if you get the initial build right, it works just fine for media composer. [/quote] This. The most common issue we faced was conflict with the AMD