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1. Mac blackmagic desktop video for mac os 10.10.5 yosemite update#
2. Mac blackmagic desktop video for mac os 10.10.5 yosemite full#

Mac blackmagic desktop video for mac os 10.10.5 yosemite update#

OCZ was an option since they have a firmware update to fix the SATA 3Gbps issue even on their Sandforce drives, but their reliability record is appalling, so I went with the Crucial M500, regarded as reliable. This ruled out most SSDs for this machine, including Intels, Samsungs and SanDisks. Also, one of the most popular and reliable drives, the Samsung 840, was reported as having compatibility issues as well.

However, the Mac mini has the Nvidia MCP79 controller, and after extensive googling I found out I couldn’t use the Kingston or other Sandforce SSD’s, at least not at maximum speed. See for your machine’s specs. The Kingston is a top-value Sandforce drive. The Kingston SSDNow V300 I chose for the White MacBook 4,1 has the SF-2281, but since the MacBook doesn’t have the MCP79 and doesn’t support 3Gbps SATA in the first place, there’s no issue. In short: Nvidia MCP79 + Sandforce SF-2281 = no good. SSD’s that have the Sandforce SF-2281 controller are most problematic, and the SF-2281 happens to be one of the most common ones. Here, you’ll also see the negotiated SATA link speed. You can check if you have the MCP79 by going to the upper left hand corner Apple menu, choosing About This Mac, More Info, System Report and the SATA section. Even if you can’t get 6Gbps like modern machines, you’re still much better off with 3Gbps than 1.5Gbps if you have a choice. The bad combination might give you other issues as well.

Mac blackmagic desktop video for mac os 10.10.5 yosemite full#

Those Macs will not work with their full 3Gbps link speed with a lot of current SSD’s, instead falling back to 1.5Gbps only. You need to be careful when choosing your brand, since many Macs built around 2007–2011 come with the buggy Nvidia MCP79 SATA controller. Just one catch: Not all SSDs will always work as fast as you’d want. It makes a big difference in daily use for fairly low cost. To identify your exact model of Mac, go to .įirst of all: It’s worth it if your Mac is around five or six years old.Upgrading a 2009 (pre-Unibody) Mac mini 3,1 (Core 2 Duo 2.26GHz 4GB RAM) with a Crucial M500 SSD.Upgrading a 2008 White (pre-Unibody) Macbook 4,1 (Core 2 Duo 2.1GHz 1GB RAM) with a Kingston SSDNow V300 SSD and 4GB RAM.This is written after the following updates: If you run out of SDI ingest options I use one out of three concurrent streams possible from the cam.SSDs (solid-state drives) are much faster than old-school hard drives, making it possible to get a few more years of life out of an old, slow computer by upgrading it to a faster drive. You can remote control the cam (zoom/focus). SDI out (long run into my wirecast computer).HDMI Out (I use that to monitor with a video assist).The Bolt wasn't better in any way of distance nor around obstacles. That gives me superb independent, long standing mobile power. One for the cam (takes 5V also) and the other for the CW1. So I take a standard powerbank with two outlets. I power them through PoE and have the advantage of remoting zoom and focus as well. For stationary cams I use MB-H308 from wonwoo via SDI.

For the HDMI signals I use cheap chinese HDMI to SDI converters found on the bay. In my computer I have a 4 channel SDI card. I use a Ronin M with a consumer cam HC-V727 that sends through an IDX CW-1. Maybe I get this totally wrong but what I can recommend is something like my setup. This will be a remote broadcast and we will need to move from one venue to another for one-time only broadcasts from the specific venues.Ĭan anyone offer any advice? Oh yeah, advice for excellent audio input would be greatly appreciated as well. We are looking for a very high-quality/performance ultimate mobile solution. It would be nice to have as many as 4 cameras (at least!) (so maybe 1 ptz and 3 stationary, but more that are ptz is better:) My big questions at this point are: #1: cameras? It would be desirable to have at least one strategically placed PTZ camera.

We stream to a freestanding website with an imbedded JW Player and also through a dedicated mobile app using Amazon AWS as our cdn. Normally we stream 4 streams simultaneously: 64k audio, LD, SD, and HD through a wowza thing and AWS.

In all likelihood we will be using a cellular modem/hotspot for upload. (It was the most maxed out unit I could configure at the time) for our Wirecast machine.Ĭurrently we have installed WC 6 Studio and Yosemite 10.10.5 Mac OS. We will be using our mid-2014 15" full-blown MBPr with i7 processor, etc. In less than 3 weeks I am hoping to livestream at least a couple of major events from historic indoor sites in Mexico City.