Mike Squires
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There is no such thing as uncompressed MPEG-2, as MPEG-2 is a lossy codec.
But to answer your question, you can’t capture via MPEG-2 with either the Media Express software or Premiere Pro.
There may be other software that can use the Shuttle and compress in real-time to MPEG2, but none that I know of.
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Tested it yesterday, the G73 does indeed work, it has the exact same USB 3.0 chip as the G53.
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I actually did not, but will have access to it this weekend, so I’ll definitely give it a go.
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Hmm, not sure then. I did have that problem once many years ago with an older Decklink card, but shutting the computer totally down and pulling the power for a few seconds fix it.
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Do you have any other BMD products installed?
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Just tried both clips, they play back in real-time.
I even created a sequence using the BMD MJPEG preset, and dropped the clip into it. While it had a yellow line over it, it still played back in real-time.
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If you want to supply some sample footage, I’ll be happy to give it a go tomorrow with my Intensity Shuttle USB 3.0 and CS5.5.
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I’m not having any issues with CS5.5 and the BMD Desktop drivers (Shuttle USB 3.0).
The best thing I could advise is to try re-installing CS5.5.
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Glad to hear you got it working.
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That is strange, as I also use a ASUS laptop (G53SW), and it connects fine. My next suggestion would be to un-install the Black Magic software from the ASUS and re-install it.
Out of curiosity, do you have any other BMD products’ software installed on the ASUS?
I know that the ATEM’s software and the Intensity Shuttle USB’s software don’t play nice together, I think Media Express is the culprit in that case.