I have had it for 6 years now and it has never worked, thanks to your video on UA-cam, by adjusting some settings BlackMagic Design Intensity Pro 4K works perfectly and can serve what I bought it for, thank you again greetings Frank,
That TBC needs a "sync" source - as in "house sync" - in a pinch you could try to feed it any black signal from a camcorder, DVD player, something stable.
I bought one last year. It always has trouble with audio sync when capturing to uncompressed video, even though it's just SD. Compressed video does not seem to have the problem. And it's not a storage or computer bottleneck; it's running with a Ryzen 9 5950X, 64GB Ram, and dedicated (as in, not the boot drive) 2TB Samsung PCIE 4 NVMe drive. BTW, Blackmagic's website no longer mentions the TBC capability of this device.
4 years later, but I guess any image input to OBS from an external source usually has an audio lag. You have to specify at post. Look at how many miliseconds of difference you have, and then maybe is fixed if it's adjusted at OBS the ms difference. Even then, maybe you have a difference. IDK but that's how i solved some issues like that.
I ended up getting an HDMI to RCA adapter to output the audio from an HDMI source such as Blu-Ray to fix the audio distortion, and had to play around with the audio delay as well to get it synced up.
So if you have a ADVC-3000 then is best to just capture via it's own DV/1394 output to firewire on the pc and just eliminate any sort of capture card at all then? Or were you not happy with the quality of the firewire capture?
Hi @edoneill6701, with the Firewire DV method, you're capturing compressed and then you're going to compress it again when going to DVD or another playback method. The ADVC-3000 allows component output, that along with the Intensity Pro card, I can capture in a lossless codec and have a better starting point in terms of quality. Although, keep in mind you'll need the drive speed and capacity if your capturing lossless.
@@piosvideolab3025 Thank you so much for the reply. I have a Sony DVMC-DA2 analog to dv convertor, and it works, but I was trying to explore options for even better capture from VHS. And have started searching youtube to find higher quality capture methods. On the forums people seem to rave about going back to an ATI ALL-IN-WONDER, but I was hoping there was other alternatives without having to use outdated PC hardware/software just to run such an old video card.
Great review! Quick question: is it possible to use this card to get a live feed into Resolve, then do color correcting (basic) on this live feed? The reason i ask is because i'd like to use it for studio photography. So i'd take the live video HDMI output from my Sony A7 camera, feed it into the Intensity Pro 4K, then this comes up live in Resolve and i can do some basic color correcting on this live input video and see the result directly in Resolve. And then, if that works, feed the output to it's own dedicated monitor? (i read this is only possible if you have two different Black Magic pci-e cards because the same card can't input and output simultaneously - perhaps you also have an opinion on that?)
I guess I'm confused on how you plan to color correct a live feed? You can't color correct a clip as it's being fed into the system. It would have to be captured first, then that clip color corrected. I've been able to feed in an hdmi signal from a Roku device and output the hdmi signal to a TV by bypassing the HDCP protocol, but I not sure about your situation. I use mine more for archival captures than hdmi video streaming myself, so I wouldn't be the best person to ask on that. Sorry.
Hi, Does pc capture card walk hand in hand with bluray player? i have card like this, but 1 gen older model? it does not have fan. i have also exact same hdmi splitter as you :D i only tried hdmi, not yet composite cables. when i jump between component and hdmi on obs, it gives me some flickering for while and then black, hdmi is just black i tought this maybe be broken, i found this from local junk/crapyard but as i watched your video, maybe this device is not so practical :D i try tomorrow connect older console with ypbpr component cable if that can run :P
Honestly, that never crossed my mind. I'm assuming you're referring to the Hotronic TBC issue I had? The VCR's TBC might have been throwing the Hotronic off balance. I thought it might have to do with genlocking, but when I genlocked it with my camera it didn't improve the stableness either. Thanks for the tip.
Hi Pitzky, my guess would be it has to do with the card having to obey HDCP protocol. You might be able to feed the HDMI into an HDMI audio extractor device that can pull the audio from the HDMI via RCA cables and feed that signal into the card.
Hi good day. If it is not annoying, could you inform me which model of motherboard you have installed on the pc that you use in the video? And the microprocessor model? From already thank you very much.
Thankfully I happened to have a device that could keep the audio and video in sync. A lot of people probably thought they got a defective card after their initial tests. It really just makes BlackMagic Design look bad and probably cost them future customers.
According to their website... I'd be more concerned with storage setup than specs if you PC is somewhat recent. Operating Systems Blackmagic Design Capture cards are compatible with the following operating systems: Windows 8 64 bit Windows 10 64 bit Ubuntu 18.04 64 bit CPU Requirements In general, you should choose a CPU that meets or exceeds the system requirements of the software application you are planning on using. Please check with software vendor for additional information. Memory Blackmagic Design recommends a minimum of 8GB of memory for all systems. Graphics For optimal performance, an accelerated graphics card is recommend for use with DeckLink, Multibridge and Intensity cards. Please see the Graphics Card Requirement Tech note regarding appropriate graphics cards for our products. Storage You will require hard drive storage with your Blackmagic card that can provide a data rate greater than that of the video compression you are using. Physical Installation Requires a computer with available PCI Express slot with adequate number of PCI Express lanes and PCI Express generation. Blackmagic PCI Express Cable Kit (available separately) is recommended for use with UltraStudio 4K Extreme 3 when connecting to a computer via PCI Express. DeckLink SDI Micro requires an M.2 connector. Supported Hardware Certified Workstations The following workstations are recommended for use with the DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder: Hewlett Packard Z8G4 Hewlett Packard Z820 Hewlett Packard Z840 The following workstations are recommended for use with the DeckLink 8K Pro: Dell Precision Rack 7910 Dell Precision 7920 Tower Hewlett Packard Z6G4 Hewlett Packard Z8G4 Hewlett Packard Z800 Hewlett Packard Z820 Hewlett Packard Z840 The following workstations are certified for use with DeckLink and Intensity capture cards: Dell Precision 7910 Dell T7610 Hewlett Packard Z420 Hewlett Packard Z440 Hewlett Packard Z620 Hewlett Packard Z640 Hewlett Packard Z820 Hewlett Packard Z840 Hewlett Packard Z6 G4 Hewlett Packard Z8 G4 Precision 7920 Tower Precision 7920 Rack (not recommended for DeckLink Quad card) The following workstations have been discontinued but are known to work in legacy configuration: Hewlett Packard XW8600 (not recommended for DeckLink PCI or PCI-X cards) Hewlett Packard XW9300 Hewlett Packard Z400 Hewlett Packard Z600 Hewlett Packard Z800 Certified Intel NUC The following Intel NUCs are recommended for use with the DeckLink SDI Micro: Intel NUC Kit - NUC7i7BNH Intel NUC 9 Pro Kit - NUC9VXQNX The following Intel NUC is certified for use with DeckLink and Intensity capture cards: Intel NUC 9 Pro Kit - NUC9VXQNX * (not recommended for DeckLink 8K Pro card) * Extra care must be taken while installing and removing DeckLink 4K Extreme 12G and DeckLink Quad 2 cards in Intel NUC 9 Pro Kit. It is especially recommended to remove the top screw on the breakout connector when installing and removing a DeckLink 4K Extreme 12G. Recommended Motherboards The following motherboards are recommended for use with DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder: ASRock Z170 Extreme7+ Asus Prime B250M-PLUS Asus Z170-A PREMIUM Gigabyte H370M D3H Gigabyte Z87X-UD4H Gigabyte Z97-UD5H Gigabyte Z170X GAMING 5 Gigabyte Z270X-UD3 MSI B360M Mortar Titanium The following motherboards are recommended for use with DeckLink 8K Pro: Gigabyte X99-UD4-CF Gigabyte X299 UD4 Gigabyte X399 AORUS Gaming 7 Gigabyte Z97X-UD7 TH Supermicro C7X99-OCE-F The following motherboards are recommended for use with DeckLink, Multibridge and Intensity capture cards: ASRock H270M-ITX/ac ASRock X299E-ITX/ac (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro) ASRock Z170Extreme 7+ (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro) ASRock-Z370M-ITX/ac (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro) ASRock Z87 Extreme 6 ASRock Z87 Extreme11/ac ASRock Z87 Extreme4/TB4 ASRock Z87 Extreme4 (not recommended for DeckLink Studio 4K) ASRock Z87E-ITX Asus Prime B250M-Plus (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro) Asus Z87 Deluxe/Quad Asus Z87-Expert Asus Z87-Gryphon Asus Z87-A Asus Z87-PLUS Asus Z87-PRO Gigabyte H81-D3 Gigabyte GA-H87M-D3H (not recommended for DeckLink Duo) Gigabyte H370M D3H (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro) Gigabyte Q87M-D2H Gigabyte X170 Extreme ECC Gigabyte X99-UD4-CF Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H-B3 Gigabyte Z77MX-D3H TH Gigabyte Z77X-UP4 TH Gigabyte Z77X-UP5 TH Gigabyte Z87X-UD4H Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD7 TH Gigabyte Z97-UD5H Gigabyte Z97-WIFI Gigabyte Z97X-UD7 TH Gigabyte Z170X GAMING 5 (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro) Gigabyte Z270X-UD3 MSI B360M Mortar Titanium (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro) MSI Z77A-G45 Thunderbolt SuperMicro C7H170-M SuperMicro C7X99-OCE SuperMicro C7X99-OCE - F SuperMicro C7Z170-SQ SuperMicro C7Z87-OCE SuperMicro C7Z97-OCE (not recommended for DeckLink Studio 2) SuperMicro X10SAT (not recommended for DeckLink Studio 4K) SuperMicro X10SLV (not recommended with DeckLink SDI) SuperMicro X10SLV-Q (not recommended with DeckLink SDI) The following motherboards have been discontinued but are known to work in legacy configuration. 3DBoxx 4920 Asus P5B Asus P5E Asus P5Q Pro Turbo Asus P6T Asus P6X58D Asus P6X58D-E WS Asus P8P67 PRO (Rev 3.1) Asus P9X79 WS Gigabyte EP45-DS3 Gigabyte G1.Sniper (X58 chipset) Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD7-B3 (rev. 1.0) Gigabyte x48DQ6 Gigabyte X79-UD5 Intel D975XBX Intel DX58SO Supermicro C7Z97-M XFX 790i Ultra
uncompressed - good luck! for 187 secounds of 4K Video you need around 100GigaByte of M.2 Discspace. i wish all they want to do this good luck you need a Ryzen7 2700x 4200MHz, X470, M.2, if you think you can do this with a SSD you're wrong! this is to slow you need at minimum 2400Mbit/s write a SATA3 SSD is with around 530Mbit/s write and this is definitive to slow. Use compressed Video for your Project. I open up my Box and i found in two SD-Cards with one program Media-Express for recording the Intensity Pro 4K under Windows 10 the secound SD-Card should hold Davince-Resolve 16 beta but on this SD-Card was nothing only the format. So i download it from the BlackMagicDesign site and install it. The was unlucky the DavinciResolve 16beta don't work on my Win10pro with a RX580 Radeon Grafic Card. The program talking something about a bad Grafic Card that don't support Video on my RX580? I'm wondering with Davinci-Resolve 15.3.1.300 everything is working also with the hint that the RX580 is not supported and it is a useless Card! I think so that they don't want support the non-Invidia Group like AMD - maybe it is so i don't know that during i bought my new PC earlier then this post. (ago 3 weeks) Ago 2 weeks i get my new Intensity Pro 4K Card. Now i have the Problem i would like to make my Videocuts on my Linux Mint 18.3 System but this is not possible and the reason is clear i have the wrong PC with AMD Graficcard! I can't record the Video with Win10 Media-Express on the M.2 SSD because after rebooting my Linux Mint 18.3 the Linux mean that the M.2 SSD make wrong things and i can't mount it under "rw" conditions only in "ro" mode so this is bad because i would like to cut the Video in Kdenlive on Linux. Maybe you know a program where i can record on Linux with my Intensity Pro 4K the reason is i can't found a Linux Program for my Card.
I have had it for 6 years now and it has never worked, thanks to your video on UA-cam, by adjusting some settings BlackMagic Design Intensity Pro 4K works perfectly and can serve what I bought it for, thank you again
greetings Frank,
Hi.... Is it possible capture the video with this card with VirtualDUB instead Blackmagic Media Express????
That TBC needs a "sync" source - as in "house sync" - in a pinch you could try to feed it any black signal from a camcorder, DVD player, something stable.
Maybe i can ask something to you : are you deinterlacing using QTGMC ?
I bought one last year. It always has trouble with audio sync when capturing to uncompressed video, even though it's just SD. Compressed video does not seem to have the problem. And it's not a storage or computer bottleneck; it's running with a Ryzen 9 5950X, 64GB Ram, and dedicated (as in, not the boot drive) 2TB Samsung PCIE 4 NVMe drive. BTW, Blackmagic's website no longer mentions the TBC capability of this device.
4 years later, but I guess any image input to OBS from an external source usually has an audio lag. You have to specify at post. Look at how many miliseconds of difference you have, and then maybe is fixed if it's adjusted at OBS the ms difference. Even then, maybe you have a difference. IDK but that's how i solved some issues like that.
I ended up getting an HDMI to RCA adapter to output the audio from an HDMI source such as Blu-Ray to fix the audio distortion, and had to play around with the audio delay as well to get it synced up.
@5:24 i got US NTSC VHS Tapes and a NTSC Video Player from Japan. Do i need set up now japan or usa ? For what is that option important ?
US
So if you have a ADVC-3000 then is best to just capture via it's own DV/1394 output to firewire on the pc and just eliminate any sort of capture card at all then? Or were you not happy with the quality of the firewire capture?
Hi @edoneill6701, with the Firewire DV method, you're capturing compressed and then you're going to compress it again when going to DVD or another playback method. The ADVC-3000 allows component output, that along with the Intensity Pro card, I can capture in a lossless codec and have a better starting point in terms of quality. Although, keep in mind you'll need the drive speed and capacity if your capturing lossless.
@@piosvideolab3025 Thank you so much for the reply. I have a Sony DVMC-DA2 analog to dv convertor, and it works, but I was trying to explore options for even better capture from VHS. And have started searching youtube to find higher quality capture methods. On the forums people seem to rave about going back to an ATI ALL-IN-WONDER, but I was hoping there was other alternatives without having to use outdated PC hardware/software just to run such an old video card.
Great review! Quick question: is it possible to use this card to get a live feed into Resolve, then do color correcting (basic) on this live feed? The reason i ask is because i'd like to use it for studio photography. So i'd take the live video HDMI output from my Sony A7 camera, feed it into the Intensity Pro 4K, then this comes up live in Resolve and i can do some basic color correcting on this live input video and see the result directly in Resolve. And then, if that works, feed the output to it's own dedicated monitor? (i read this is only possible if you have two different Black Magic pci-e cards because the same card can't input and output simultaneously - perhaps you also have an opinion on that?)
I guess I'm confused on how you plan to color correct a live feed? You can't color correct a clip as it's being fed into the system. It would have to be captured first, then that clip color corrected. I've been able to feed in an hdmi signal from a Roku device and output the hdmi signal to a TV by bypassing the HDCP protocol, but I not sure about your situation. I use mine more for archival captures than hdmi video streaming myself, so I wouldn't be the best person to ask on that. Sorry.
Hi, Does pc capture card walk hand in hand with bluray player? i have card like this, but 1 gen older model? it does not have fan. i have also exact same hdmi splitter as you :D i only tried hdmi, not yet composite cables. when i jump between component and hdmi on obs, it gives me some flickering for while and then black, hdmi is just black
i tought this maybe be broken, i found this from local junk/crapyard but as i watched your video, maybe this device is not so practical :D
i try tomorrow connect older console with ypbpr component cable if that can run :P
Hello can u make review for cannopus advc 3000?
yes please
Did you ensure your TBC on the source S-VHS deck was switched OFF, so that only one TBC is active in your analog capture workflow?
Honestly, that never crossed my mind. I'm assuming you're referring to the Hotronic TBC issue I had? The VCR's TBC might have been throwing the Hotronic off balance. I thought it might have to do with genlocking, but when I genlocked it with my camera it didn't improve the stableness either. Thanks for the tip.
You Rock Thanks ! crazy how much BS we are all going through just to capture good analog S-video properly.
I Tried connecting my ipad pro 11 to hdmi, casts but not sounds
Hi Pitzky, my guess would be it has to do with the card having to obey HDCP protocol. You might be able to feed the HDMI into an HDMI audio extractor device that can pull the audio from the HDMI via RCA cables and feed that signal into the card.
Hi good day. If it is not annoying, could you inform me which model of motherboard you have installed on the pc that you use in the video? And the microprocessor model? From already thank you very much.
The motherboard is an EVGA Classified K z270 board, with an Intel Core i7-7700K Kaby Lake CPU.
@@piosvideolab3025 Thank you. You say that a z390 motherboard with an Intel Core i5 9600 is compatible to use the intensity pro?
I have some videos for the Intensity Shuttle and ADVC 110. The Intensity Shuttle needs a broadcast quality signal.
Thankfully I happened to have a device that could keep the audio and video in sync. A lot of people probably thought they got a defective card after their initial tests. It really just makes BlackMagic Design look bad and probably cost them future customers.
Hi there, is there any video card you recommend for VHS capture?
Or even any VHS player/combo?
I need the best VHS capture setup.
Thanks in advance
Bro what is the system requirements
According to their website... I'd be more concerned with storage setup than specs if you PC is somewhat recent.
Operating Systems
Blackmagic Design Capture cards are compatible with the following operating systems:
Windows 8 64 bit
Windows 10 64 bit
Ubuntu 18.04 64 bit
CPU Requirements
In general, you should choose a CPU that meets or exceeds the system requirements of the software application you are planning on using. Please check with software vendor for additional information.
Memory
Blackmagic Design recommends a minimum of 8GB of memory for all systems.
Graphics
For optimal performance, an accelerated graphics card is recommend for use with DeckLink, Multibridge and Intensity cards.
Please see the Graphics Card Requirement Tech note regarding appropriate graphics cards for our products.
Storage
You will require hard drive storage with your Blackmagic card that can provide a data rate greater than that of the video compression you are using.
Physical Installation
Requires a computer with available PCI Express slot with adequate number of PCI Express lanes and PCI Express generation. Blackmagic PCI Express Cable Kit (available separately) is recommended for use with UltraStudio 4K Extreme 3 when connecting to a computer via PCI Express. DeckLink SDI Micro requires an M.2 connector.
Supported Hardware
Certified Workstations
The following workstations are recommended for use with the DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder:
Hewlett Packard Z8G4
Hewlett Packard Z820
Hewlett Packard Z840
The following workstations are recommended for use with the DeckLink 8K Pro:
Dell Precision Rack 7910
Dell Precision 7920 Tower
Hewlett Packard Z6G4
Hewlett Packard Z8G4
Hewlett Packard Z800
Hewlett Packard Z820
Hewlett Packard Z840
The following workstations are certified for use with DeckLink and Intensity capture cards:
Dell Precision 7910
Dell T7610
Hewlett Packard Z420
Hewlett Packard Z440
Hewlett Packard Z620
Hewlett Packard Z640
Hewlett Packard Z820
Hewlett Packard Z840
Hewlett Packard Z6 G4
Hewlett Packard Z8 G4
Precision 7920 Tower
Precision 7920 Rack (not recommended for DeckLink Quad card)
The following workstations have been discontinued but are known to work in legacy configuration:
Hewlett Packard XW8600 (not recommended for DeckLink PCI or PCI-X cards)
Hewlett Packard XW9300
Hewlett Packard Z400
Hewlett Packard Z600
Hewlett Packard Z800
Certified Intel NUC
The following Intel NUCs are recommended for use with the DeckLink SDI Micro:
Intel NUC Kit - NUC7i7BNH
Intel NUC 9 Pro Kit - NUC9VXQNX
The following Intel NUC is certified for use with DeckLink and Intensity capture cards:
Intel NUC 9 Pro Kit - NUC9VXQNX * (not recommended for DeckLink 8K Pro card)
* Extra care must be taken while installing and removing DeckLink 4K Extreme 12G and DeckLink Quad 2 cards in Intel NUC 9 Pro Kit. It is especially recommended to remove the top screw on the breakout connector when installing and removing a DeckLink 4K Extreme 12G.
Recommended Motherboards
The following motherboards are recommended for use with DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder:
ASRock Z170 Extreme7+
Asus Prime B250M-PLUS
Asus Z170-A PREMIUM
Gigabyte H370M D3H
Gigabyte Z87X-UD4H
Gigabyte Z97-UD5H
Gigabyte Z170X GAMING 5
Gigabyte Z270X-UD3
MSI B360M Mortar Titanium
The following motherboards are recommended for use with DeckLink 8K Pro:
Gigabyte X99-UD4-CF
Gigabyte X299 UD4
Gigabyte X399 AORUS Gaming 7
Gigabyte Z97X-UD7 TH
Supermicro C7X99-OCE-F
The following motherboards are recommended for use with DeckLink, Multibridge and Intensity capture cards:
ASRock H270M-ITX/ac
ASRock X299E-ITX/ac (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro)
ASRock Z170Extreme 7+ (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro)
ASRock-Z370M-ITX/ac (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro)
ASRock Z87 Extreme 6
ASRock Z87 Extreme11/ac
ASRock Z87 Extreme4/TB4
ASRock Z87 Extreme4 (not recommended for DeckLink Studio 4K)
ASRock Z87E-ITX
Asus Prime B250M-Plus (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro)
Asus Z87 Deluxe/Quad
Asus Z87-Expert
Asus Z87-Gryphon
Asus Z87-A
Asus Z87-PLUS
Asus Z87-PRO
Gigabyte H81-D3
Gigabyte GA-H87M-D3H (not recommended for DeckLink Duo)
Gigabyte H370M D3H (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro)
Gigabyte Q87M-D2H
Gigabyte X170 Extreme ECC
Gigabyte X99-UD4-CF
Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H-B3
Gigabyte Z77MX-D3H TH
Gigabyte Z77X-UP4 TH
Gigabyte Z77X-UP5 TH
Gigabyte Z87X-UD4H
Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD7 TH
Gigabyte Z97-UD5H
Gigabyte Z97-WIFI
Gigabyte Z97X-UD7 TH
Gigabyte Z170X GAMING 5 (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro)
Gigabyte Z270X-UD3
MSI B360M Mortar Titanium (Recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro)
MSI Z77A-G45 Thunderbolt
SuperMicro C7H170-M
SuperMicro C7X99-OCE
SuperMicro C7X99-OCE - F
SuperMicro C7Z170-SQ
SuperMicro C7Z87-OCE
SuperMicro C7Z97-OCE (not recommended for DeckLink Studio 2)
SuperMicro X10SAT (not recommended for DeckLink Studio 4K)
SuperMicro X10SLV (not recommended with DeckLink SDI)
SuperMicro X10SLV-Q (not recommended with DeckLink SDI)
The following motherboards have been discontinued but are known to work in legacy configuration.
3DBoxx 4920
Asus P5B
Asus P5E
Asus P5Q Pro Turbo
Asus P6T
Asus P6X58D
Asus P6X58D-E WS
Asus P8P67 PRO (Rev 3.1)
Asus P9X79 WS
Gigabyte EP45-DS3
Gigabyte G1.Sniper (X58 chipset)
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD7-B3 (rev. 1.0)
Gigabyte x48DQ6
Gigabyte X79-UD5
Intel D975XBX
Intel DX58SO
Supermicro C7Z97-M
XFX 790i Ultra
aspect ratio are ratios BTW. That is to say X TO Y, not X BY Y. X BY Y would give you a matrix. Just saying.
Hdmi audio out problem pls help me
This is not tech support
Those A/V desync issues is so terrible to heard for such "brand name" device...total disappointment.🥴
uncompressed - good luck! for 187 secounds of 4K Video you need around 100GigaByte of M.2 Discspace. i wish all they want to do this good luck you need a Ryzen7 2700x 4200MHz, X470, M.2, if you think you can do this with a SSD you're wrong! this is to slow you need at minimum 2400Mbit/s write a SATA3 SSD is with around 530Mbit/s write and this is definitive to slow. Use compressed Video for your Project. I open up my Box and i found in two SD-Cards with one program Media-Express for recording the Intensity Pro 4K under Windows 10 the secound SD-Card should hold Davince-Resolve 16 beta but on this SD-Card was nothing only the format. So i download it from the BlackMagicDesign site and install it. The was unlucky the DavinciResolve 16beta don't work on my Win10pro with a RX580 Radeon Grafic Card. The program talking something about a bad Grafic Card that don't support Video on my RX580? I'm wondering with Davinci-Resolve 15.3.1.300 everything is working also with the hint that the RX580 is not supported and it is a useless Card! I think so that they don't want support the non-Invidia Group like AMD - maybe it is so i don't know that during i bought my new PC earlier then this post. (ago 3 weeks) Ago 2 weeks i get my new Intensity Pro 4K Card. Now i have the Problem i would like to make my Videocuts on my Linux Mint 18.3 System but this is not possible and the reason is clear i have the wrong PC with AMD Graficcard!
I can't record the Video with Win10 Media-Express on the M.2 SSD because after rebooting my Linux Mint 18.3 the Linux mean that the M.2 SSD make wrong things and i can't mount it under "rw" conditions only in "ro" mode so this is bad because i would like to cut the Video in Kdenlive on Linux.
Maybe you know a program where i can record on Linux with my Intensity Pro 4K the reason is i can't found a Linux Program for my Card.