That wouldn't explain why the mojo DX is qualified, though.
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A while ago I spoke to a rep from Magma, who makes those thunderbolt to PCIe expansion chassis. She explained (at the time) that the problem was that thunderbolt expects hot-plug-and-play functionality and not all PCIe hardware is capable of that, for better or worse.
I can only imagine that the NitrisDX + PCIe HBA combination has that sort of limitation.Pure speculation on my part, to be clear.—
Sent from Mailbox for iPhoneOn Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 5:52 PM, jonathansabrams@yahoo.com <jonathansabrams@yahoo.com> wrote:
Thank you for the explanation.
If Avid is NOT EOLing Nitris DX, then what will Avid do to address this situation?
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <david.colantuoni@...> wrote:The Nitris DX has a hardware "pipeline" for processing video (like up convert/downconvert). Because the pipeline is being used for these processes, we cannot get the bandwidth needed to drive video to the Tbolt converter efficiently and therefore it does not work. A Mojo DX does not process video like a Nitris DX and it does not have this problem. We sell a Tbolt converter on our Website or a reseller for Mojo DX.Just to be clear, we ARE NOT EOLing Nitris DX. The new Mac Pro does not have the appropriate connections to use a Nitris DX.DaveDavid Colantuoni
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