#Blackmagic desktop video 10 mac install
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#Blackmagic desktop video 10 mac driver

There are 4 other cards listed, along with 'ethernet', that say Yes to Driver Installed, but not to this last one. When I check PCI under the system profiler, it tells me that card, 'pcibdbd,a144 - Type: Video - Slot has no driver installed. I can't click on the Desktop Video preference pane. I'm having the same issue here with a Decklink Mini Monitor 4K connected via a Sonnet Echo Express SEL TB3 to my late-2016 MacBook Pro. Here's what macOS has to say about the 'Thunderbolt Device:' Thunderbolt 3 (using Apple TB3 > TB2 converter, and NEW Apple TB cable)ĭesktop Video 10.9.7 (and DTV still doesn't work in System Preferences, I have to load it as an application) Please Help BMD! And why has Desktop Video been so HISTORICALLY TOUCHY? I remember even 3 years ago being stressed out at football games trying to restart madly and quickly while the announcers were tapping their feet waiting on the BMD devices to be recognized (while the OS has always seen them).

#Blackmagic desktop video 10 mac install

I've tried the whole song and dance routines too (uninstall, reinstall, restart with device plugged in, install with the device plugged in, restart with the device detached. While macOS recognizes the Ultrastudio Mini Recorder, Desktop Video doesn't recognize that anything is attached. Is there any progress on this? I have the same issue. After ripping it out and installing the latest version from scratch everything worked perfectly.ītw - I use AppZap to clear everything out, because in my experience Blackmagic's own Uninstaller can't be thoroughly relied on to strip everything out. and Desktop Video and Media Express didn't work. Not thinking, I upgraded the OS to Sierra. I recently acquired a new Mac Mini simply to serve a SD videotape capture flow using Ultrastudio Express (hardware) Media Express (software) on top of El Capitan which was pre-installed by Apple. Then I had a brainwave - completely clear out all BM installed components and install the very latest from scratch. I have four MacOS systems running various BM hardware - all controlled by Desktop Video and using Media Express - and I've pulled lots of hair out trying to get ME to work properly after an OS update.

#Blackmagic desktop video 10 mac upgrade

Lastly, I'm using the imacPro SMBIOS for this hack as I have found that the regular iMac SMBIOS's (18,1, 18,3 etc) don't allow Resolve to use hardware acceleration for video processing (namely rendering to h265 on the card).One thing that I've learned lately (yes, it's taken a while!) is that when you upgrade the MacOS it's really important that you completely and utterly uninstall the existing installation of Desktop Video and all the installed Blackmagic components. I'm not sure if I somehow got a 4K card or if the original Intensity Pro is actually the same hardware as the 4K and it simply needs a firmware update? After doing this, it shows up as an Intensity Pro 4K card.

#Blackmagic desktop video 10 mac windows 10

This card works fine when booted into Windows 10 and used in the same way with Davinci Resolve.Īlso, when I first tried the card in Windows, after I installed the Desktop Video software, it prompted me to upgrade the 'Intensity Pro 4K'. If I disable the Intensity Pro card in the play back settings before the beach ball, it doesn't hang and works normally (but obviously with no output to the Intensity Pro). The Intensity Pro card is recognized by Desktop Video and I can set it for playback in Davinci Resolve but, within about 20 seconds of opening a project, I get a beach ball that doesn't go away. I'm having trouble with it working on a haswell era hack running Mojave with an RX570. In fact, the sync issues I had with running the card on the Mac Pro, seem to be gone. I've seen several posts about the Intensity Pro card, and I thought I would provide this note to anyone struggling with it. Nowhere in their specs do they include compatibility with first gen Intensity Pro cards. My son, actually, downloaded a file called 'Desktop Video 10.6.4'. Then I built my Hackintosh (i7 4970k, Gigabyte Z97 Gaming 5, GTX 960) and I wanted to see if i could get the card working as I have a ton of video to transcode. Blackmagic would not respond to any of my requests for help.

#Blackmagic desktop video 10 mac drivers

And there was no longer updated explicitly named 'Intensity Pro' drivers it seemed.

Yes, the Intensity Pro drivers stopped working on Mavericks on up. This isn't exactly a Hackintosh fix post but if anyone was struggling with getting their Intensity Pro card working with El Capitan on either their old MacPro or Hackintosh the solution was easier than anticipated and the culprit was Blackmagic's lousy website. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide