I found this at blackmagic support:
Supported Applications for Macintosh
Current drivers include specific support for the following applications:
Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Adobe After Effects CS6
Adobe Photoshop CS6
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5
Adobe After Effects CS5.5
Adobe Photoshop CS5.5
Apple Final Cut Pro X
Apple Final Cut Pro 7
Apple Motion 4
Apple Soundtrack Pro 3
Apple Color 1.5
Apple DVD Studio Pro 4
Avid Media Composer 6.5
Avid Media Symphony 6.5
Avid News Cutter 6.5
Avid Pro Tools 8
Avid Pro Tools 9
Avid Pro Tools 10
The Foundry Nuke
But then in the desktop 9.3.3 read me there is mention of uninstalling and no mention of media composer 6.5:
Third Party Software Support
• Adobe Premiere Pro CC
• Adobe After Effects CC
• Adobe Photoshop CC
• Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
• Adobe After Effects CS6
• Adobe Photoshop CS6
• Apple Final Cut Pro X
• Apple Final Cut Pro 7
• Apple Motion 4
• Autodesk Smoke 2013
• Avid Media Composer 7
• Avid News Cutter 11
• Avid Symphony 6.5
• Avid Pro Tools 8
• Avid Pro Tools 9
• Avid Pro Tools 10
• The Foundry Nuke
If you have installed the drivers prior to installing any of these applications, we recommend that you uninstall and reinstall the drivers. This will ensure that all relevant components are installed in their required locations.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "johnrobmoore" <bigfish@...> wrote:
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> I should add I do have deck control when in Avid and I can roll the deck and see time code move. There is just no way to select blackmagic to input and see the image and hear audio.
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, John Moore <bigfish@> wrote:
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> > New MacPro 12 core OS 10.8.3 with Resolve 9 and blackmagic extreme card. I added avid mc 6.0.x a while back and it was working fine. Since then someone has installed Avid V7 as a trial and I have no idea what else was tried in the middle, perhaps a trial of 6.5. Bottom line I uninstalled V7 as they were having issues when trying to capture. I loaded Avid Symphony 6.0.4 and then I reloaded the Black Magic Desktop 9.7.5 which I think is what I had installed before several months back when I had the system working. I can see the BM open I/O plugin in the Avx 2 folder but when I launch avid I see Blackmagic as a greyed out choice in the capture tool.
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> > I've gone to the black magic site and it says the open I/O is automatically installed as long as Avid is installed first. Bottom line is there a Blackmagic uninstaller I need to run to clear things out before reinstalling the black magic desktop software? Also I see that the current download is 9.9.3. Given it worked before with V6 I figured I'd stick with the older desktop software but as yet I haven't found a reference list for what version should go with which version of Avid. The main pg 27 in the manual I downloaded only mentions Avid V7 but I know this use to work. Can anybody shed some light on this.
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> > I am able to controll and see the input from a vtr using the blackmagic stand alone software just can't seem to access it in Avid. Also I don't see a video output in the Avid Settings menu which leads me to believe the hardware is not being recognized by Avid. This is understandable if something is wrong but how come I still see blackmagic as a choice in the capture tool pull down input menu? It is sort of greyed out and I can't select it but some part of Avid knows it's there. If only this was an AJA product I'd have a real support team to rely on.
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> > John Moore
> > Barking Trout Productions
> > Studio City, CA
> > bigfish@
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