This is a known issue with all BM hardware with BM drivers, especially v14.x. Try this and subsequent posts: https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=207231#p1121364

Correct. Unless you are using other apps (e.g. Resolve, After Effects, etc.) that are GPU dependent, you want to primarily boost the CPU core count with your Apple Silicon computer.

FYI - We have M1 Ultras, M2 Max, M2 Ultra, M3 Ultra and M4 Max. [quote user="AntCaladine"] Does more cores on the m3 ultra make a difference, certainly if you've got loads of clips ama linked? [/quote] Not really. AMA does not gain the same performance increase like renders and transcode. [quote user="funckdren"]Looking around

Only MC 2024.12 or newer will work with Sequoia.

AVI is a dead format and the codec is likely not supported. Try using this to convert to DNxHR or ProRes https://www.shutterencoder.com/

If you run MC 2024.12 in native mode, all plugins must also be in native mode to be compatible. Try running it in Rosetta mode. If the plugin works, then the BM will need to release a native-mode version.

In Nexis Management Console -> System -> System Setup -> select a chassis -> Date/Time tab -> activate the checkbox "Enable network time protocol -> indicate the IP(s) Don't forget to indicate the proper timezone. NTP does not transmit timezone. You can also do this from the Agent page (chassis IP :5015) You can use a Mac

Login to your Avid.com account Top right "Account" -> My Products -> click the product

From where we stand (TV, docs and some features)... Sapphire is more popular. BCC is more flexible with the type of FX. There are a lot of overlap. I would go with BCC unless you are looking for a specific FX.

That worked! It has been annoying me for months. Thanks wmcole!