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BLACKMAGIC DESKTOP VIDEO 1.3.7 INSTALL
BLACKMAGIC DESKTOP VIDEO 1.3.7 DRIVERS
BLACKMAGIC DESKTOP VIDEO 1.3.7 PRO

So check that the software of your choice is on the right list before upgrading: The list for Intel-based Macs is much longer than the one for M1 Macs.

BLACKMAGIC DESKTOP VIDEO 1.3.7 PRO

The new M1 Macs are also still a bit behind in terms of pro software that is compatible with these Blackmagic video I/O devices.

UltraStudio Express / Mini Monitor / Mini Recorder.

DeckLink Mini Monitor / HD Extreme 3 / HD Extreme 3D / SDI / Duo / Quad / Studio.

UltraStudio HD Mini / 4K / 4K Extreme / 4K Mini/ 4K Extreme 3.

DeckLink Mini Monitor 4K / Mini Recorder / Mini Recorder 4K.

Decklink 8K Pro / 4K Pro / 4K Extreme / 4K Extreme 12G.

DeckLink Duo 2 / Quad 2 / Quad HDMI Recorder.

The following list gives a detailed overview of which models the M1 Macs work with and which ones only work with Intel-powered Macs for now: However, there are some limitations under MacOS 11.0 Big Sur. Image credit: Blackmagic Design Blackmagic Desktop Video 12.0īlackmagic Desktop Video 12.0 supports DeckLink, UltraStudio and Intensity products on Windows, Linux and Mac platforms. The latest Blackmagic Desktop Video 12.0 finally supports the latest M1-powered Macs and offers compatibility with many different hardware devices and applications. To be able to output a legal video signal from your computer, you will most likely need some kind of external hardware that supports correct 10bit Rec.709 video signals Blackmagic, of course, has a whole range of solutions on offer that can do just that (and more): Their Ultrastudio line of I/O devices, for example. Blackmagic Desktop Video 12.0 is available for download free of charge.

BLACKMAGIC DESKTOP VIDEO 1.3.7 DRIVERS

I would just see if you can download the latest software and drivers for the card you have ( from BM ) and see if that solves your problem.Blackmagic Design has just released an updated version of their suite of desktop video drivers for several of their hardware solutions to output proper video signals. But I have no desire to waste time doing it at this point.

I did a test from BMPCC using HDMI to SDI converter ( new one ) to see if the SDI IN would work for capture ( using resolve ) and it will work ( recognizes card, etc. I don't have a studio environment where I 'capture' anything to the computer directly. This stuff is really complicated for an idiot like me, but I got it working well using Resolve for output. It's trying to be OK for adobe and resolve now, etc. That got changed over the years cause people didn't like it. It used to be that even in Resolve ( 12 ? ) you had to use BM presets to start projects in order to use the card properly.

BLACKMAGIC DESKTOP VIDEO 1.3.7 INSTALL

Namely, get drivers and software from BM ( current stuff now available online from BM ) and install THAT for the 4k pro card. It's hard enough getting stuff to work with Resolve.

I only have old CS6 creative suite and wouldn't even try to mess around with it to capture or play from that card.

Using Resolve I can see ( via SDI out) a video monitor ( not a computer monitor or TV monitor ) what is on Resolve timelines, etc. Think it's a fairly new PCI-E thing in the 8X slot. I have a BM card in PC with SDI in and out.