A pretty significant update is coming to Blackmagic Design’s Desktop Video application with a new 15.1 update that is set to offer some major improvements to the DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder. If you’re an editor or digital content creator looking to record and capture footage and audio from your computer, this update is going to offer improved audio quality—something that’s quite valuable.Let’s take a look at the new Desktop Video 15.1 update and what it can offer for working with your DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder.Blackmagic Desktop Video 15.1 Update — (@) So, while this is big news, it’s really only two-fold. The first is that this update has fixed a few bugs, mainly an issue with distorted audio when capturing computer resolutions. The second issue fix is where an 8-bit RGB input video was detected as 10-bit RGB, which is understandably a problem that is thankfully getting an easy solution. Here’s the full list of everything new in Desktop Video 15.1: This update has the following bug fixes for DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder.Fix distorted audio when capturing computer resolutions.Fix issue where 8-bit RGB input video was detected as 10-bit RGB.OS Requirements and Supported ProductsIf you haven’t checked out Desktop Video before, here are some minimum system requirements and supported products to review.Minimum System Requirements for Mac OSmacOS 14.0 Sonoma.macOS 15.0 Sequoia or later.Mac with Apple Silicon or Intel-based CPU.Mac with a Thunderbolt connection or PCIe slot.8 GB of system memory.Note: The following products are supported on macOS Ventura and Sonoma:Apple...
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