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Dropped Frames on Mountain Lion
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As an update for those following this thread, we have reproduced the issue here in our lab and it has been passed up for investigation.
Regards,
Sarah
Support Representative
Blackmagic Design Inc. -
Thank you, Sarah. These are very good news.
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Hi Sarah,
Thanks for letting us all know.
I’ve just purchased a Blackmagic Decklink Pro PCI Video Card which is on it’s way for my Mac Pro 8 Core system with Mountain Lion.
I’m currently having issues already with internal audio with FCP7 & ML, I’m naively hoping the BM card might even help (even if only in other areas).
Do you expect this card to also have issues with Mountain Lion?
Thanks
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Same issue with intensity pro. Installed mountain lion on a new intel SSD with fresh fcp 7 install; dropped frames. Will try without intensity tomorrow.
Sincerely,
Daniel Loyd
Editor, Producer
https://DanielLoyd.com -
Sarah,
Are there any updates regarding this issue? I have downloaded and installed the newest DeckLink driver posted (Dec 14th, 2012). But the problem with constant dropped frames still exist.
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Also wondering if there is an update to this.
thanks
Jesse
Director / Editor
http://www.jessecoane.com
@jessecoane -
Yes, I would also like to know if any progress/updates have been made to resolve this issue.
Thanks,
Adam -
Today I re-installed Mountain Lion on my edit machine and this seems to have solved the issue. I no longer have dropped frames through my Decklink card.
Note:I only re-installed Mountain Lion, I didn’t start with a clean drive and do a fresh install as has been suggested on other forums.
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How do you reinstall Mountain Lion without erasing the drive?
Director / Editor
http://www.jessecoane.com
@jessecoane -
When you boot up your machine, hold down ‘command R’. This will eventually take you to a page that gives you a number of options, one of them being reinstall mountain lion.
Hope it works for you.
Adam
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