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Tired of cables, wires and adapters? Well, there is a way to connect GoPro to Mac wirelessly. ✕ Remove app banner Method 4: How to connect GoPro to MacBook using WiFi Start editing and enjoy the app's intuitive interface!.

Drag and drop your video and audio files into the project.

Click the + sign to create a new project or choose aspect ratios.

Re-Open BlackMagic Media Express: With the hardware connected and the proper codecs installed, you should now be able to click the "Log and Capture" tab and see live video output from the GoPro.

Set your `input` to "HDMI Video & HDMI Audio".

Modify System Preferences: Open up your System Preferences and click on the "BlackMagic Design" icon (should be down at the bottom).

My advice is to download a demo version of FinalCut Pro, install the codecs, then uninstall FinalCut Pro.

That said, you will unfortunately need to buy an "Apple Pro" product (either FinalCut Pro, Apple Compressor or Apple Motion) to be able to install the codecs.Install Apple ProRes Codecs: This is the most important step as none of this will work unless you install the ProRes codecs.Ensure that `Capture File Format` is set to: " QuickTime Uncompressed 8-bit YUV".Ensure that `Project Video Format` is set to: " HD 720p 59.94".Configure Media Express: Open `BlackMagic Media Express` and open the preferences pane:.I don't think it matters what you select here, just make sure that it matches your `Capture File Format` in Media Express. Power GoPro: Turn the Hero2 'on' and assert that it is shooting video in 720p at 60fps.UltraStudio MiniRecorder -> HDMI -> GoPro Hero2.Mac Book -> Thunderbolt -> UltraStudio MiniRecorder.Connect Devices: Make sure your devices are connected in the following order:.Interested to hear your thoughts, or having you call me CRAZY ). while it boasts with "built-in WiFi", it does not say anywhere that streaming is part of the initial package - where it advertises it quite prominently/clearly with the WiFi backpac for the GoPro Hero2. the AVDC55 I am using has obviously the 4/25th sec Firewire CoDec delay.ī) Has anyone trialled any of the pathway above? Does anyone know of any caveats? i.e., is the HDMI output from the GoPro Copy Protected (how silly would that be)?Ĭ) I am trying to find reliable data on the upcoming GoPro Hero3. Maybe the UltraStudio Mini Recorder? Ī) some 3rd party software in full screen mode on the projector screen, to be "shuttered" by a black png in QLabĪ) Is there a better, trialled way of doing this? Am I overthinking? Low/no Latency is a biggy, and i.e. My question is as follows - has anybody achieved (with relatively moderate budget) something like a no-latency Camera Cue input into QLab? Can be SD, if it has to be, but obviously, bigger/better.Ī) WiFi streaming (by the looks of it only confirmed for GoPro Hero2 ATM)Ī) Blackmagic Design.