This item: Blackmagic Design Intensity Shuttle for USB 3.0 (BINTSSHU) $199.00 Micro Connectors, Inc. 6 feet Superspeed USB 3.0 A to B Cable (E07-306AB-BL) - Assorted colors $16.19 Apple Thunderbolt Cable (0.5 m) $29.00 Customers who viewed this item also viewed. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. Looks like the Mojave OS and Blackmagic just can't co-exist. Did everything under the sun to try to update firmware, drivers, etc. Went ahead and scrapped using our JVC cams thru the Intensity Shuttle, using the built-in webcam on the laptop - maybe I should look into a USB webcam? Any recommendations? Thanks for the heads up on NDI, @Harold. A suitable USB 3.0 port for use with Intensity Shuttle or UltraStudio Pro. Blackmagic DeckLink, Desktop Video or Multibridge v7.8 driver or later. Blackmagic Intensity v3.8 driver or later. 4 GB of system memory recommended for Windows Vista x64. License server for intellij idea free. Please refer to recommended system specifications on the Blackmagic Design support page. Intensity Shuttle 은 초고속 USB 3.0 을 지원하는데, 이 새로운 USB 연결은 일반 USB 보다 10 배정도 빠른 컴퓨터 표준입니다. USB 3.0 은 x58 시리즈나 그보다 좋은 윈도우 컴퓨터에서 최고품질의 10bit 비압축 1080HD 비디오를 쉽게 처리할 수 있는 4.8Gb/s 의 속도를 자랑합니다.
I run an Intensity Pro in my Mac Pro, but I need to get an external device for my new Macbook Pro (both OSX and Windows 7 via boot camp). I see models with either USB 3.0 or Thunderbolt, but neither lists both Mac OSX and Windows 7 for compatibility, but instead the Thunderbolt model only for OSX, and the USB 3.0 for WIndows 7.My dilemma though is that for recording, I do so on Mac, and for streaming, I do so on Windows 7, especially because FME is a buggy mess on Mac.
Do either of these allow for both Windows 7 and Mac?? It seems ridiculous to have such a limitation, especially when both formats work in both.
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I'm using a 2012 Mac Mini, which supports USB 3.0. After connecting the BM Intensity Shuttle USB 3.0, the Mac Mini recognizes it correctly in System Information, however Media Express tells me, that there's no device connected. Is there something wrong with my Intensity shuttle, or am I making something wrong?The Mac Mini is running on OS X Mountain Lion and I've installed the drivers/software from the CD attached to the BM Intensity Shuttle USB 3.0, since there's no available download for this combination on the blackmagic website.
Any help is appreciated & thanks in advance!