a while back, avid allowed you to buy third-party storage indexing licensing for interplay media indexer. Not sure if this is still a thing.

Since the files are being created as DNxHR, you would probably want to use link+consolidate instead of link+transcode

The 2020.7.3 readme states: v6.x, v7.x, v2018.x, v2019.x, v2020.3.0, v2020.5.x, v2020.7.0, v2020.7.1 can upgrade DIRECTLY to v2020.7.3 see page 10 of this document: http://resources.avid.com/SupportFiles/attach/AvidNEXIS/AvidNEXIS_ReadMe_v2020.7.3.pdf editL if you have suppport for this nexis system, you should open a pre-upgrade support case. The nexis

you'll need the system IDs and probably activation codes, then avid license support can de-activate them for you when you open a support case.

do you have any PCoIP software installed? ex: teradici

yes, you can do it. Before media composer supported UHD+ and custom rasters, this was the only workflow to online and export in greater than HD sizes, though resolve was probably more talked about. however, as great as AAF can be, it still does not support some effects or effect parameters, and some media that lacks the correct metadata may need to

what version of MacOS are you running? what type of storage for media? what type of storage for projects?

if the source media is linked and is Prores4444, it would be a valid choice if embedded alpha is required.

I spent most of 2019 troubleshooting similar issues with MacOS clients and MC2018.12.x. where i landed with support is that they had no idea what was happening. There was a windows specific bugfix in nexis 2019.4 that addessed a file locking issue that was breaking background bin save and 0Kb attic saves. That did not resolve my issue on MacOS. how

sounds like when you uninstalled media composer, you also uninstalled the quicktime components that are now "legacy." Since you are on an older version of MacOS, this should be as simple as installing the legacy quicktime components from the media composer installer and making sure you have quicktime v7.7.9 installed. Quicktime Player X still