1-Camera Capture Device for Mac. Inputs: HDMI and Analog Video and Audio Ports. Output: Thunderbolt More Add a Comment View on B&H Blackmagic Design Intensity Shuttle. Blackmagic Design Desktop Video is the driver that is required in order for Livestream Producer and Livestream Studio software to recognize video inputs coming in through a Blackmagic Design capture device. If you are having an issue seeing your camera source, it could be an issue with the current version of the drivers you have installed. The Video Recorder USB Capture Device (Mac OS-X only) from Blackmagic Design is a compact video capture device that is designed with ease of use in mind. The device features RCA connectors for component, composite, and S-Video video input, which it uses to capture video directly to the commonly-used H.264 format.
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Black Magic Design Video Recorder Usb Capture Device For Macbook Pro
I recently bought the UltraStudio Mini recorder. I downloaded the newest driver Blackmagic Desktop Video 10.9.11, I have a new Mac Book Pro (2017). Connecting the Mini Recorder via thunderbolt via a thunderbolt to USB-C that is the only way to connect to the Mac. When I start the Desktop Video Setup from applications or System Preferences and connect the recorder I am getting the message: “No Desktop Video Device Detected”. I have tried to uninstall and reinstall the driver several times, also tested to install this on a friends MacBook Pro (mid 2014) and the same thing happens, he also gets “No Desktop Video Device Detected”. We are both running the latest macOS High Sierra Version 10.13.3.