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Question: I am looking for a capture device that I can input HDMI video from a camera and Composite audio from a mixer that I can send to an imac will this work?
Document: There's nothing more to say, really. I have a $4k Macbook that now has inoperable thunderbolt ports because of the Intensity Extreme. The most I was able to get this device to do was display a test clip on an external TV. I tried several HDMI devices and could not get them to work (no, not with HDCP protection). I then proceeded to plug my video camera into the HDMI input. I was unable to see the input, so I switched my Thunderbolt connections to troubleshoot.
Blackmagic has some amazing stuff and this is yet another great addition to their product lineup. It could not be simpler: plug in HDMI, get video and audio out through the thunderbolt port.What's great is that your Mac will see this as a web camera, making it instantly compatible with any application that supports camera input. I've tested it with everything from Final Cut Pro X to the Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder and it has all worked flawlessly.
The driver for OS X Mavericks is terribly broken. The device doesn't show up as a camera for input in Quicktime. In VLC, you can open the device but just get a black screen. The only way you can get it to work is with their recording software, and that thing is not very good.Expensive brick sitting on my desk right now.
These things are beta at best.I bought an Elgato video capture device and it flawlessly captured video from a VCR. The first (semi-functional) Intensity Extreme unit was dropping video/audio constantly with the same material. A product that is less than 3x the price did a better job.
This is THE perfect setup to capture your iPad, iPhone, etc. device. Video and audio. Great for iPad / iPhone video / audio capture!
Can't get it to work in Premiere Pro 6.0... at all: I haven't had this device that long, but I can't get it to work in Premiere Pro. I've read forum after forum after forum, but no luck yet. Will keep you posted...3. No headphone jack: It would be nice if this device had a 3.5MM headphone jack, especially in Avid which requires you to output audio AND video through the BMD IE or nothing at all.
My requirement was to be able to capture the numerous menus available on the Nikon D700 DSLR camera, and to be able to do that in a manner that was efficient as well as capable of yielding high resolution images with true color. The D700 has an HDMI connection over which the camera will direct all information normally sent to the camera's large LCD monitor. I dscussed this use with the BlackMagic folks, but thay had no experience with this type of application, as their products are really designed for video capture.
This device is great and really easy to use. I just installed the software connected a handycam and started capturing video. You might have to change the output resolution of your camera to match the resolution of blackmagic software in order to capture video. Nothing too complicated. It looks really nice. Im pretty happy with this purchase.
Looked at this item as a method to record or broadcast iPad3 on video and via computer. Sadly, I could not get it to work. I hooked the iPad via HDMI to the Blackmagic device and attempted recording and only got a black picture. Unhooking the HDMI connector and plugging it straight into a projector or TV would display the iPad perfectly.
Suitable connectivity: The unit comes with HDMI built into the device and a breakout cable via a serial port for Component and Stereo audio (both in and out) and AES/EBU (out only) which I was not expecting. Though the IO ports on the breakout cable use RCA connectors as opposed to higher end BNC connectors, this is to be expected from a cheaper device.4.
Answer: Yes this will work perfectly. Love my Intensity Pro.