How to Connect a Blackmagic Device to a Mac mini M1
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Excellent video!
And well explained!
I was more than 4 months without being able to fix it.
Thank you!!
Awesome! Thanks so much for posting! Bless you guys.
Awesome 😎 thanks for the information!
Excellent ! Merci...
Awesome & Thanks :)
Does this apply to Ventura OS in the same way? I have tried to, but Desk video shows UltraStudio monitor but Mac does not connected to additional monitor through UltraStudio.
Thanks for the video!
We only need 4 outputs, and 2x monitor 3g will be a quarter of the price of a decklink duo in South Africa..
Do you think propresenter would work with the two native supported displays and 2x ultrastudio monitor 3g's?
Sure, it should in theory. I don’t know if there is a problem of the Mac getting confused between 2 duplicate output devices. It also eats up both of your Thunderbolt ports, leaving you with only the USB-A ones for other accessories. Check FB and see if anyone has had success with this approach
Brother, this one has no problem with the thunderbolt of the M1 being (thunderbolt 4)???
I’m an audio guy so please bear with me! 😅 I have a Mac Mini and a Blackmagic UltraStudio 4k mini. Pro presenter works with the device as it should and outputs to two LED screens. My question is whether or not I’m able to output any other applications or simply use the UltraStudio as a second monitor that I could drag another window to? Example: outputting PowerPoint or a Zoom call to the screens. Right now Propresenter seems to be the only way to output content to the screens.
Thank you for this video. For whatever reason, its my understanding that we can use this to send a zoom gallery from my macbooks secondary as an input on my switcher? I have an HDMI to SDI converter but the thunderbolt to hdmi adapter gets so hot. What is a viable work around? Do I need a different piece of gear or use an application to input zoom into my switcher as an input?
Adapters getting hot isn’t too much to worry about, but you might want to get a better quality one. You can run any video signal from your computer to your switcher as long as your computer “sees” the output
Hello Grace Point Church here, we are purchasing a new Mac Mini M2 Pro to run our Pro Presenter, need 4 outputs for 2 projectors and 2 monitors. Small church didnt want the expence of the duo, can i use 2 separate ultra studio monitor 3g side by side, the M2 Pro has 4 thunderbolt 4 hookups
The Blackmagic UltraStudio Monitor 3G is an excellent option for video apps that support it. However, the UltraStudio Monitor display is not recognized by MacOS as a desktop video device and cannot be used to mirror or extend your primary display. That's great when you want to give exclusive video access to an app like ProPresenter that supports the UltraStudio Monitor 3G, not so great with apps like Resolume or VLC that can't use it. For apps that can only work with extended desktop monitors, a simple Thunderbolt-to-HDMI dongle is the way to go.
Yep. But since the GPU of the M1 only supports 3 displays, this video output becomes necessary in a lot of situations. It’s definitely not the first thing to buy if you’re just running a projector.
@@ProfitandPixels so am i understanding this right........since the mac mini has two video outs one could be for reference display and one to Atem. Would i plug this ultrastudio monitor 3G into the second thunderbolt port to give me the option of adding a third display? What i need to do with my mac mini is find a way to have my normal computer monitor, a video out to the ATEM mini pro and then another to our projectors. thank you
@@joshbogus4118 so use the HDMI output for your display, use a USB-C dongle for a second HDMI output, and then use the UltraStudio Monitor for your third via a USB-C port. If you need more than that, you'll want to invest in a Sonnet Echo Express and DeckLink Duo setup.
Bonjour,
Mon mac ne reconnaît pas mon blackmagic monitor 3g car il n’est pas branché en thunderbolt 3 alors que c’est un macbook pro m1 avec usb c, comment faire ? Merci de votre aide !
Can you use both outputs at the same time. For instance one to front of displays and the other to the video switcher.
No, you can’t use both outputs at the same time, it just lets you choose which cable output is best
would this setup work in getting the SDI program feed from the ATEM TV switcher to the M1 Mac mini?
Yes, that is a very common use case. But make sure you have the correct device, the one in this video is output-only.
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I get to the spot that you have but my Mac does not recognize the Blackmagic monitor 3g as a display.
That’s because it’s a video output, not a display, technically. ProPresenter should see it as an output option.
Any idea why my Mac mini won't recognize the connected Black Magic Monitor 3G?? Have everything downloaded, just as you did.
99% of the time it’s because of your security preferences
I also have this problem and i can’t find a way to connect them togheter.
I conected a thunderbolt cable to the monitor(blackmagic) and the mac and the hdmi out to another screen and the mac won t recognize it
@@otniel1599 Did you ever find a solution?
Hi....I ask it can be used with (UltraStudio Recorder 3G x 2) for mac mini m1 ram16 ?
I haven’t tried using two, but it should work in theory. It just ties up both Thunderbolt ports, which can be a problem
@@ProfitandPixels Thankyou
One thing I never see on any videos is what is being shown on the screen. Im using the ATEM software control on my computer monitor but I can’t see any video. I have a Mac studio, ATEM mini pro iso, canon vixia hf 50. In the software I can’t see any video from the camera. I can take a ‘capture still’ from the media tab. It shows up in the stills. I was able to ‘ record stream’ in the switcher tab….and even though I can’t see anything in the ATEM software I was able to go to the file storage location and there was the files with the recording. I’m assuming I should be able to see what the cameras are showing somewhere in the ATEM software on my monitor. In that black space on the right in the ‘camera tab’ or on the ‘switcher tab’? When I click the ‘capture video’ in the ‘switcher tab’ it tells me I require the black magic ultra studio or deck link card. Do I need to get the ultra studio 3g you show, connect the hdmi out from the mini pro iso into it, then a thunderbolt 3 cable into the Mac studio? And then I’ll see the video in the ATEM software? Any help greatly appreciated
Ernesto, that is because you need a separate Multiview monitor. The control software does not show the video. There is an output on the switcher for this
@@ProfitandPixels thank you for the reply. i finally realized i need the separate monitor and the computer monitor wouldnt work. i ordered the seetec and think that is the final piece i need.
BlackMagic Intensity Shuttle - No Desktop Video Device Detected - Apple Mac M1. how to fix ?
Why are there 100s of thread on the internet saying this doesn't work? Because it doesn't work for me. Can you use both thunderbolt ports simultaneously on the mac mini m1?
Yes
correct me if im wrong, this device will give me another output for mac mini m1?
Yes
@@ProfitandPixels great!
so 2 native outputs from m1. then another 1 from this blackmagic device.
thank you!
No desktop video device detected ,please check that your product is connected via Thunderbolt USB3
Did you check to make sure you're using a Thunderbolt 3(or 4) cable? A standard USB C cable will not work, I had this problem just a couple weeks ago.
@@nathanseida4096 Hi, thank you so much for your concern, I did check out this cable of mine because I didn't use a cable that really met the requirements, and the problem is now solved!
Ok, what's a thunderbolt
They are high-bandwidth USB cables. They look like USB-C, but cost much more. Essential for most Mac devices to connect to video peripherals