If you try and preserve the interlace, you'll end up with an extremely jagged progressive frame. This is because the interlaced fields are not staggered correctly (in other words, its either all even fields then all odd fields, or the reverse depending on the actual CODEC). I use a completely different system for rendering interlaced to progressive

There are some major differences between exFAT and NTFS, most notably exFAT lacks things like file permissions, disk quotas, journaling, etc. These feature are supported with NTFS and Apples APFS. The exFAT file system is lightweight and has no file size limits. It's also the only compatible file system that can be used with both Windows and MacOS

2022.7 is compatible with Monteray. Have you tried uninstalling MC and then re-installing it? Also, are you using any other software which may be intefering with MC?

In what format are the MXF files. Is it DXxHR, MXF OP1, MFF OP1-A, or something else?

These are the forums for Media Composer. The ProTools forums is located at https://duc.avid.com/

These are the forums for Avid Media Composer. The Protools forums are located at https://duc.avid.com/ .

What version of MC are you using?

Please note that if you turn on Better Performance, this enables write caching for the drive in question. In essence this disables immediate flush of the cache to the hard drive, so if your system loses power you will lose the content of the cache. That will result in a corrupted file. In order to safely remove a drive with Better Performance enabled

These are the forums for Avid Media Composer. The Pro Tools forums are located at duc.avid.com.

ReleasedFeatures.ftf is located in the C:\ProgramData\Avid\Support directory. Mine is still there, and the interface colors are still correct. Here is the text of the file: { "Media Composer": { "ShowAllSkins": true } } When I go into Settings->Interface, I have the light gray background with 4 not 2 colors. Also note that in