Mac OS Ventura (Permissions issue?)
Posted: Sun May 14, 2023 5:01 pmHello everyone, if I'm posting in the forum, situation seems to truly be dire 
) I also observed, that this issue is kind of common, so there it goes.
As the subject title describes, after updating to Ventura, my Decklink Duo 2 and Ultrastudio Mini recorder stopped showing up in the Desktop Video setup app. Both devices show up in the systems report. The pc is 2019 Macbook pro 16', OS is Ventura 13.3.1 (a)
- Tried reinstalling the app, including downgrading
- All permissions are given to anything named blackmagic in the OS
- Found some tutorials that leads to deleting somethingblackmagicsomething.kext, did all of that
- PRAM, SMC resets were done
However, no results. And there's a plot twist; my colleague's 2018 Macbook Pro 2018 running Ventura 13.2.1 works just fine, so it's not a hardware issue. I've tried cross-check'ing permissions or that sort of discrepancies, however, nothing of difference. My hunch is that permission settings are to blame, however I can't really figure it out.
I'd assume sometime in the near future a possible update on the Desktop Video Setup should be released to account for this, but as these are my main work tools and really don't want to reinstall my OS, maybe any solutions are found for this?
Many thanks if anyone could give me a clue and cheers
) I also observed, that this issue is kind of common, so there it goes.As the subject title describes, after updating to Ventura, my Decklink Duo 2 and Ultrastudio Mini recorder stopped showing up in the Desktop Video setup app. Both devices show up in the systems report. The pc is 2019 Macbook pro 16', OS is Ventura 13.3.1 (a)
- Tried reinstalling the app, including downgrading
- All permissions are given to anything named blackmagic in the OS
- Found some tutorials that leads to deleting somethingblackmagicsomething.kext, did all of that
- PRAM, SMC resets were done
However, no results. And there's a plot twist; my colleague's 2018 Macbook Pro 2018 running Ventura 13.2.1 works just fine, so it's not a hardware issue. I've tried cross-check'ing permissions or that sort of discrepancies, however, nothing of difference. My hunch is that permission settings are to blame, however I can't really figure it out.
I'd assume sometime in the near future a possible update on the Desktop Video Setup should be released to account for this, but as these are my main work tools and really don't want to reinstall my OS, maybe any solutions are found for this?
Many thanks if anyone could give me a clue and cheers
