Pat Horridge
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Yes ensure the tracks you want to work with are enabled (and those you don’t want are disabled.
Mark your sequence In and Out. Drag the clip icon in the top right of the record window to a bin to make a sub sequence. You can then consolidate that sub sequence.
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Avid has readme docs for each version and that tells you what OS versions are supported but I can tell you there is no way MC V6 will run on anything current.
I think it supported OSX Lion.
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Select all the sequences and consolidate to a new drive. You will get new sequences linked to the new media.
However if some media can’t be consolidated you may have to transcode first.
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If you want the 3rd screen to show full screen playback you need an output box.
Black magic AJA or similar.
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MC uses GPU more nowadays but mostly to accelerate real-time effects.
Faster CPU cores is still the best route and a mid range GPU.
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Either way works.
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Avid 2021.9 isn’t supported for 11.6 only 11.5 I’ve seen other posts of issues with 11.6.
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Version 7 Avid definitely won’t work with Big Sur!
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Why not just get an HDMI distribution splitter?
Take the one HDMI and split it to two.
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Have you tried creating some tone media (you can do that in the audio tool)
Cut that clip into a new seq and try exporting that?