[10:31 Thu,27.February 2025 by Thomas Richter] |
Apple first unveiled Macs with its new, self-developed M1 chip (November 2020) at www.slashcam.de/news/single/Neue-Apple-Hardware-mit-eigenem-M1-Chip---MacBook--16176.html, marking the slow farewell to Intel. Meanwhile, the 4th generation of Apple Silicon is already available, and Avid has finally released a version of Media Composer that natively supports Apple&s SoC. Previously, Media Composer ran on the new Macs, but only in emulation mode, which didn&t fully utilize the power of Apple&s new chip.
The new Media Composer v2024.12 now runs natively on Apple Silicon, resulting in, according to Avid, "improved performance in playback, processing, and overall user experience with Apple&s ARM-based processors on Mac computers." ;) Blackmagic follows suit with Apple Silicon supportApple users of Media Composer with M-chips suffered from limited performance due to emulation mode and also experienced problems with I/O cards. Thankfully, Blackmagic reacted quickly and released an updated version of the Media Composer plugin for many of its capture cards. The new  Desktop Video Software Version 14.5 brings support for native capture and playback on Apple Silicon via the Media Composer plugin on Blackmagic&s DeckLink, UltraStudio, and Intensity Pro models. Additionally, HDR playback from Adobe After Effects 25 Beta is now supported. New features in Media Composer v2024.12Besides Apple Silicon support, the update also includes two new features: - Source Side Waveforms: Audio waveforms can now be displayed in the source monitor. This feature helps to visually see the amplitude of a clip and thus make more precise editing decisions. - Pause background transcription during editing: A new option in the transcript settings allows pausing transcription during editing to improve performance. This option is enabled by default. Here is the PDF detailing all the new features of the Media Composer v2024.12 update.  more infos at bei resources.avid.comdeutsche Version dieser Seite: Avid Media Composer unterstützt jetzt endlich nativ Apple Silicon |
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