PCIe slot, Premiere & FCPX compatibility,Resolve, Speedgrade

[Timbo2020]

Hi
Looking at replacing my AJA IOHD and have had good success with your Compress HD product. A few questions:

1. What slot does Mojito like to be in? I have a mid 2010 MacPro
2. Lots of friendly logos on the product pages but a confusing array of drivers on the support pages. From what I can gather Mojito likes to hang out with either FCPX or Premiere, but not at the same time. Correct?
3. Does Mojito support CS 6 Speedgrade?
4. I'm assuming Blackmagic is narcissistic in regards to Davinci Resolve and Mojito is a no go on supporting it.

Thanks for your help in clarifying these issues.
T.

[Matrox_Presales]

Hello T and thank you for your interest in Matrox products. I will do my best to answer your questions:

1) The Matrox Mojito MAX card is a three-quarter-length PCIe x1 card designed to operate in an Intel-based Mac Pro system. There is no preference but usually keep a slot between it and your Video card.

2) It is true that we support many different software applications. It is very difficult to come out with drivers that support the latest version of all of these applications at the same time. A majority of our users will only use 1 or 2 applications. We always strive to come out with unified single drivers, with all the updates with software and the OS's this is not always possible.


4) I will not presume what the reason is but no we do not support Davinci Resolve.

If you have any specific questions about which driver to use or anything else please feel free to reply to this forum, call us Tel: (800) 361-4903 (North America) or (514) 822-6364 (Worldwide), or send us an email customer_care@matrox.com

regards,

JD
Customer Care

[Matrox_Presales]

With regards to Q3; Please note that SpeedGrade dose not use the new Adobe Mercury Transmit engine, which is what we need to tap into, in order to utilize this application. Therefore and at this point in time, speedGrade is not supported.

Thanks,
B.C.

[Andrew Smith]

Just to chime in here .... none of the third party display hardware devices are able to support this first version of Adobe Speed Grade.

Andrew

[Matrox_Support_Vic]

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