Sxs card reader for mac pro
Overview ucrucqrsracybqtd. Using the Sonnet SxS reader enables you to ingest footage from multiple cards in less time for a more efficient workflow. The first connects it to your computer, while the second supports daisy chaining of up to five additional Thunderbolt peripheral devices to a single port on your computer.
Its extruded aluminum shell makes it lightweight, yet rugged enough to be transported in an equipment bag. It is also designed to be stacked, allowing for multiple readers, such as additional SxS Pro card readers and Sonnet's CFast 2. Accidental cable disconnect can lead to data loss and Sonnet's ThunderLok 3 helps to secure the Thunderbolt 3 cable to the SxS reader.
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It is easy to install and use - just slide it over one end of the cable and then plug in the connector and secure it to the reader by turning a thumbscrew. Because of its design, ThunderLok does not attach to the connector, but remains on the cable so it won't get lost when it is not in use.
There is no Thunderbolt 2 or Thunderbolt compatibility for Windows. In the Box. Table of Contents. Those cards are 2x as thick as regular sxs media cards. Also sonnet says even if they were to fit they do not have the right firmware in this reader for those cards. Date published: Rated 1 out of 5 by Ryan from Not really pro Had to return this item because it does not support new pro grade SxS cards. Wish they had put that in the specs Date published: Be the first to review this item. Write a review ucrucqrsracybqtd. See any errors on this page?
Co Final Cut Pro Forum. Apple says it is not thier issue and I need to contact Sony. There has to be a work around for this. The administrator has disabled public write access. Have you found an answer to this? What driver are you currently using Ah, after clicking download to check things further, I now see that the most up to date version 2.
No luck on a solution.
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From what I am reading, Sony takes a long time to update and keep up with macOS, so it may be a while. The only options are the downgrade back to the previous OS, which is a pain or like I am doing now.
Pulling the footage down to my laptop with older version and then dumping the movie files into my Mac Pro via external drive. Such a pain I got an email from a Sony support guy who told me that they're expecting an update by the end of the month December.
So annoying.
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I can still read sxs cards, but at an incredibly slow rate. I'll be very happy when this update gets posted. Thank you, that gives me hope. I currently have to use an older laptop, save down the files, then transfer the huge files to an external and re-import into FCP on my main Mac. Interesting that you received a reply from Sony. I've posed this question to several of its departments without any luck at all.
So you're news about a forthcoming update is interesting. What I do find strange is Sony updated the driver for El Capitan about a month's after its release. So, not sure why this one is taking so long. Creating history The driver for Mac OS Sierra is now available. Does anyone know if this is now working in Sierra?
I don't have card to hand and am trying to remotely assist a BBC Camerman.
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He is unable to see his Sonnet Thunderbolt reader at all. Any screen grabs of the where the drivers live with in the System Report would be handy. I was under the impression that the reader is plug an play and you need the UDF driver from Sony to read the files on the card.
And, yes , it should be just a case of putting the card into the reader and all the clips will then appear on the screen ready for import. Not showing up for some reason. Is this the only driver you need now? Yes, once I downloaded the new drivers everything worked magically.