BRAW files not playing back in Davinci / MacOS

I shot some stuff yesterday, and half of the files i imported worked fine and the other half show "Media Offline" and i can't even open them up in Blackmagic RAW Player.
tried it on a different card (same camera, UMP), and now i can't review anything on my Mac.

I have recently updated to Catalina on my MacBook.

I can't imagine it being a BMD issue, though. Any help?

Found the Answer!

i was recording in 1250 ISO and setting the RAW from "project" to "Clip" in the COLOR tab in Resolve instantly fixed the issue.

So no footage lost, but good to know. I'll leave this here for others to search for.

Setting your ISO on the UMP other than 800/1600/3200etc, may result in "media not found" or an inability to playback.

I tend to stick with 400 and 3200 ISO in camera when it matters and then adjust ISO and/or Exposure in the Camera raw tab in Resolve / Colour. I’ve had no issue setting ISO in post if needed, but I change the Exposure as needed. I find that does a good job of bringing levels down gracefully -5 stops which I used on the narrative short bedroom scene.

The producer was worried I had too much light in the room and I should keep the bedroom lighting low like when she used a RED camera, but she loved the results I got in the deliverable with BRAW Q0 at -5 stops in post.

You would want to starve a Red of light? It can get quite noisy.
A bedroom scene needs the right amount of contrast, not low light. It's always better to bring it down in post.

Not sure if you misinterpreted what I said. The producer wanted less light in the room but I told her I’d keep the light and bring it down 5 stops in post and she loved the result after all.

According to her the RED could shoot well with less light, but I have no experience with RED. She’s not an expert on cameras from the perspective of technology and her memory may not be accurate. I’m not going to trust anyone’s anecdotal comments over my experience (unless it’s something I was told by folks here).

Sure, I understood that you are doing things right, I was referring to her comment.

Having worked a lot with Red cameras in the past, I'd doubt that their low-light behaviour would be better than a BMPCC until very recently. They never had FPN stripes, though, due to tedious calibration.

Thanks for the clarification. Yes the BMPCC4K can handle low light much better than the URSA Mini 4.6K, since I don’t worry as much about the FPN issue. Still I like to have the needle on the histogram reasonably close to the mid-point if I can although I shoot lower without any problem so far!

Found the Answer!

i was recording in 1250 ISO and setting the RAW from "project" to "Clip" in the COLOR tab in Resolve instantly fixed the issue.

So no footage lost, but good to know. I'll leave this here for others to search for.

Setting your ISO on the UMP other than 800/1600/3200etc, may result in "media not found" or an inability to playback.

WOW, i got so scared until i saw this post. Thank you for clarifying this.

I literally just updated resolve and my UMP to the latest firmwares as of July 2020.
New features from the update on the camera include smaller ISO increments, I shot a bunch of stuff at ISO 640 and 1000 today and when i dumped the footage all the media was saying offline but i can hear audio still. I went to color page and changed the raw tab from project to clip and everything works. I cant believe blackmagic hasnt fixed this yet.