The Blackmagic Design VIDPROREC H.264 PRO Recorder is designed for. This is a great solution to capture video from professional broadcast decks directly to SD and HD H.264 files. This software is compatible with Windows and Mac OS X. This hardware based real time H.264 encoder supports multiple profiles for. Blackmagic Design Catalog Spring 2010. Use Video Recorder and H.264 Pro Recorder to encode. You encode on Mac, Windows and Linux!

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It does not work.MX LightUnfortunately it does not work on mac.Parallels is reported working with the proper usb config -I in turn bought the intensity extreme, since the h.264 didn't work, but it doesn't like FMLE 3.2 either.It is such a drag that neither Adobe nor BMD has a work around for it.Like to be able to capture h.264 off the cuff live is such a time saver. Uncompressed is not a reality for most long tapings. I was using uncompressed for a time and had about 20 hours of video to capture. wow filled up the 2tb drive in less than a 3 hour recording. The footage looked great, but what a waste of time to compress it - and then have to deal with it.So my work around would be to split your signal and use 2 computers, live stream with FMLE - then Capture your h.264 on a separate stream.George.

George Sickler wrote:It does not work.MX LightUnfortunately it does not work on mac.Parallels is reported working with the proper usb config -I in turn bought the intensity extreme, since the h.264 didn't work, but it doesn't like FMLE 3.2 either.It is such a drag that neither Adobe nor BMD has a work around for it.Like to be able to capture h.264 off the cuff live is such a time saver. Uncompressed is not a reality for most long tapings. Kuch hota hai full movie hd download. I was using uncompressed for a time and had about 20 hours of video to capture. wow filled up the 2tb drive in less than a 3 hour recording.

The footage looked great, but what a waste of time to compress it - and then have to deal with it.So my work around would be to split your signal and use 2 computers, live stream with FMLE - then Capture your h.264 on a separate stream.GeorgeHi George,Im working on Windows 7 64bit. You sure it not working? Thanks for your support! OK I'll repeat / add to what George says.NO - the H.264 Pro Recorder is NOT compatible with FMLE - or indeed any of the 'standard' streaming encoders.Unfortunately the Pro Recorder does not implement itself as an available 'camera' source as the other capture devices (DirectShow / WDM) from Blackmagic do.If you stream via Livestream - they implemented their own driver for it.Otherwise on windows you can use MXLight (very inexpensive. And works VERY well) or MXPTiny (FREE) google them if interested.