Hi all,
i tried everything to import an HDMI 1080p signal from a Macbook Pro
with a Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle into my Macbook pro Display retina via Thunderbolt.
impossible.
Tried with:
- Thunderbolt-HDMI --> HDMI IN (Blackmagic) = Black screen
- Thunderbolt-VGA --> VGA-DVI(I) --> DVI(I)-HDMI --> HDMI IN (Blackmagic) = Black screen, also in other monitors
- Thundebolt-DVI --> DVI(I)-HDMI --> HDMI IN (Blackmagic) = Black screen, also in other monitors
- HDMI Output to SWITHCER ATEN VS0801H --> HDMI OUT - HDMI IN (Blackmagic) - Black screen
(http://www.aten.com/Professional-Audio/ ... 0801H.html)
I'm going tomorrow to try with a VGA (with support to 1080p)-->HDMI MALE adaptator
and the at 29 of May with a HDCP Passtrought.
(http://www.amazon.it/SWITCH-PORTE-AUTOM ... TECH+SW-01)
If my idea is correct, Folsom ImagePRO-2 can do an HDCP passtrought and permit me to import an HDMI signal from a Macbook pro into mine with a Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle Thunderbolt, but actually no any chance to import a 1080p source from an Apple laptop to another one into Arena.
Also no any chance to import a 720p source from a Macbook pro.
It is correct that it can be possible for HDCP protection?
Any idea to make it possible without $10.000 and also to make it possible for the 30 of may?
Help me. Please!
This is a message to the community and also to the Resolume crew to explain certainly this Blackmagic D.S. limit from a limit imposed by Intel.
I understood that BMD is compatible but it is limited by other. Any solution again?
Martin.