You have done this workflow in this wiki but footage doesn't link in AVID
This way will fix the issue but assigning a common tape name to the footage in AVID so it will re-link
You have put the .mxf exports from Resolve into the appropriate AVID MediaFiles folder You have imported the .aaf but footage doesn't relink |
The fix is to assign the footage and the imported clips in the timeline the same tape name Here is how Go to >Tools>Media Tool |  |
| Choose your project and the drive the .mxf footage is on |  |
Footage appears in the Media Tool You can sort by creation date so you can see the recently exported footage easier |  |
Make a new bin and copy the recently created Master Clip files from the media tool into a new bin |  |
| Here is an example of the Footage in the new bin that you just exported from Resolve |  |
| Select all clips in the bin that should be relinked to timeline |  |
| Go to >Clip>Modify>Modify Clip |  |
Choose Set Timecode pulldown and choose >Set Source |  |
| Select New |  |
Create a tape name (123456789) or whatever Click OK |  |
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Now we need to modify the Master clips that were created when the .aaf was imported When you imported the .aaf AVID by default makes a bunch of master clips in the bin that you imported |
the .aaf into Here is an example bin Notice the tape name matches the source file name by default |  |
Select all the clips but not the sequence that the .aaf made Go to >Clip>Modify>Modify Clip | |
Choose Set Timecode pulldown and choose >Set Source | |
Select the SAME tape name you created in this wiki earlier to modify the clips |
Click OK |  |
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Next Select all the clips in the bin that we copied over into the new bin from the Media Tool These are the clips that exported from Davinci Resolve |
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Right click the sequence to relink and choose Relink >Managed Media |
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If that doesn't work choose |
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| The sequence will re-link to the Resolve Media |
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