Although apparently no bin shows a clip, did you check whether maybe the Media Tool does? (Sort by creation date) Another approach: Rename MXF/1 folder, record a new audio punch-in, then drag import msmMMOB.mdb from the newly created MXF/1 to a new and empty bin an see if a clip shows up.

What Bruno said. Also, another issue some people recently had after a fresh install was this: https://avid.secure.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/Error_Message/EssentialResourceNotAvailableError-Launching-Media-Composer-2022-4 It usually produces a different error message though. Other stabs in the dark: - delete MC State - try to launch with video hardware

In some dialog boxes and dropdown menus my 2022.7 shows me hidden volumes. For example in Video-Mixdown, Audio-Suite and the Hardware overview. But I do not see them in Media Creation, Audio-Mixdown or Consolidate/Transcode. While a few system drives like „Preboot“, „Update“, „VM“ and „Recovery“ are easy

Hey Jeff, you didn't mention what your goal was. I don't know whether one of the numerous OBS apps could help. (Screening locally while simultaneously relaying the NDI signal?) But if what you are trying to achieve is to have your regular BOB output while at the same time having a discrete signal to stream, then maybe an HDMI-to-USB or SDI-to

Have you tried whether changing the setting for Interface -> General -> "When moving to a workspace" has an effect on that behaviour?

Unlink, then relink with "Video" unselected. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Brute force: remove video files from your MXF folder.

Just to make sure: the disk you are trying to export to is not (too) full, right? Another thing that might cause trouble is when you have group clips in the sequence and did not commit them prior to AAF export. I believe the error message for that used to be different though. Any linked but not transcoded clips in the sequence? Did you try to only export

What OS did you upgrade from? Maybe your Blackmagic driver became out of date in the process.

How about using [Play Loop] instead of [Play]?

How about using... Effect Palette -> Timewarp -> Freeze Frame With playhead positioned on the frame you would like to freeze use "add edit" (= Razor in FCP), the apply the freeze effect Or maybe check out this thread... https://community.avid.com/forums/p/182500/848886.aspx and map the function to a key