In 2018, Blackmagic became a participant in Netflix's all four categories for its Post Technology Alliance which includes both URSA cinema cameras and DaVinci Resolve.In September 2016 the company acquired Fairlight.In 2014 the company acquired Cintel, the film scanning and preservation company, which has its roots as the Baird Television Company, founded by John Logie Baird in 1927.In 2014 the company acquired eyeon Software Inc, known for the Blackmagic Fusion compositing software.At the 2012 NAB Show Blackmagic announced their first Cinema Camera.In 2010 the company acquired the intellectual property of Echolab and the ATEM line of production video switchers.In 2009 the company acquired the American based Da Vinci Systems, best known for their colour-correction and colour-grading products.In 2006 the company released Blackmagic On-Air television production software.In 2005 the company released several products, including the Multibridge family of PCIe bi-directional converters and the FrameLink family of DPX-based software.The company later released newer versions of the product and added color correction capabilities, support for Microsoft Windows, and full support for Adobe Premiere Pro and Microsoft DirectShow. Hopefully the list of supported software for M1 Macs will grow in the (near) future, but it’s nice to see initial support for proper video I/O for these machines.įor all the details of this update (for Windows / Linux users for example) make sure to head over to in order to read the full release notes.The company was founded in 2001 by Grant Petty and produced their first product in 2002, a capture card for macOS called DeckLink that was the first to offer uncompressed 10-bit video. So check that the software of your choice is on the right list before upgrading: The list for Intel-based Macs is much longer than the one for M1 Macs. The new M1 Macs are also still a bit behind in terms of pro software that is compatible with these Blackmagic video I/O devices. UltraStudio Express / Mini Monitor / Mini Recorder.
UltraStudio HD Mini / 4K / 4K Extreme / 4K Mini/ 4K Extreme 3.DeckLink Mini Monitor 4K / Mini Recorder / Mini Recorder 4K.Decklink 8K Pro / 4K Pro / 4K Extreme / 4K Extreme 12G.DeckLink Duo 2 / Quad 2 / Quad HDMI Recorder.The following list gives a detailed overview of which models the M1 Macs work with and which ones only work with Intel-powered Macs for now: However, there are some limitations under MacOS 11.0 Big Sur. Image credit: Blackmagic Design Blackmagic Desktop Video 12.0īlackmagic Desktop Video 12.0 supports DeckLink, UltraStudio and Intensity products on Windows, Linux and Mac platforms. The latest Blackmagic Desktop Video 12.0 finally supports the latest M1-powered Macs and offers compatibility with many different hardware devices and applications. To be able to output a legal video signal from your computer, you will most likely need some kind of external hardware that supports correct 10bit Rec.709 video signals Blackmagic, of course, has a whole range of solutions on offer that can do just that (and more): Their Ultrastudio line of I/O devices, for example. Blackmagic Desktop Video 12.0 is available for download free of charge. Blackmagic Design has just released an updated version of their suite of desktop video drivers for several of their hardware solutions to output proper video signals.
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