It will be in your my.avid account. The download center is for ISIS clients, it isn't the latest version of the clients.

The only workaround is to setup a File Gateway and mount via SMB. This will be slower and won't give you bin locking with Media Composer but you'll be able to mount the workspaces.

According to the macOS 11 (Big Sur) and M1 Support for Avid Products page it isn't supported.

I do not believe that is possible.

You can mount a workspace via the CLI. See this thread .

I have done both Add and Remove redistributions and never had an issue. NEXIS isn't a pooling type storage, there are no hot spots when storage is added. The media on a specific workspace remains on that workspace. In an add redistribution example, the workspace can now be resized to be larger and the overall bandwidth is increased because of the

The hard limit is 30. It's 24 Active and 30 Connected, you won't be able to connect a 31st client. The PRO is only tested with 24 active clients doing I/O.

When a file is copied by Windows Explorer or the MacOS Finder across formats; IE NTFS to HFS+, there's no guarantee that the file will actually be copied correctly. You need an application that does a verified copy. Checksum type verifications (MD5 and SHA) are often slow. XXHash is faster. There's no shortage of these applications; here are

Just to explain how file size works on NEXIS. With a Scale Out storage group the smallest block is 512KB and 1024KB with High Performance Storage Group. With a scale out storage group if the file is 512KB or less it will use 512KB on the disk. Then the protection is added to this. As a rule, 2 Disk Protection on disk is best case is 20% for parity on

There are 24 slots in an E4 for drives. Two are for the SSDs and each MediaPack uses 10 drives. There's two additional slots for hot spares. An E4 can be 1/2 populated with 1 MediaPack and spare drives.