A/V Output deactivated

[Charlie Austin]

[Carlo Ferraro] “Anyt hint?”

Did you uninstall the BMD drivers before you installed the new version? If not, try that. There should be an uninstaller that gets put on your drive when you install them, just do a search. I’d try that first.. Uninstall, then reinstall the new drivers…

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[Carlo Ferraro]

Thanks Charlie but the problem is not Magic but FCPX in Yosemite. It might not give playback via Ministudio but it has to give A/V playback directly and it doesn’t, simply disabled.

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[Charlie Austin]

[Carlo Ferraro] “Thanks Charlie but the problem is not Magic but FCPX in Yosemite. “

I understand that, but I’ve had situations where installing new drivers – without first uninstalling the existing drivers – caused similar problems. Ministudio worked, X (and something else at the time, can’t remember) did not. Uninstall and reinstall fixed it. May not be the same as your issue but worth a try right? 🙂

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~ My FCPX Babbling blog ~
~”It is a poor craftsman who blames his tools.”~
~”The function you just attempted is not yet implemented”~

[Carlo Ferraro]

I finally discovered what the problem was, I did not install the right software so the system was working with the old drivers. I was fooled by the fact that Media Express (that never worked before on Mavericks) now was working on Yosemite.
Installed the proper one and now all works fine.
Like my dad used to say: “age is a vicious beast”
Thanks
Carlo