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Magewell® Announces Mac OSX driver for Pro Capture Products


NANJING, CHINA & READING, PA – APRIL 12, 2016 – Nanjing Magewell Electronics Co., Ltd and its North and South American distribution partner Mobile Video Devices, Inc. today announced the release of its Mac OSX driver for all Pro Capture products creating a community that serves all users.
James Liu, VP of Engineering said, “We are dedicated to the best customer experience for everyone. Our Pro Capture Mac OSX driver expands compatibility for our entire Pro Capture family of products giving our community total choice in operating systems and software applications.”

Detailed information will be available at the 2016 NAB Show in Las Vegas at Magewell’s booth SU15111. Magewell will release Mac OSX drivers, which are currently in field beta test, late April. The new driver complements the current offering of Windows and Linux support creating virtually unlimited compatibility with popular industry software. Developers will use Magewell’s industry-leading Pro Capture SDK.

Darryl Spangler, president of Mobile Video Devices, Inc., said, “In the end it’s all about choice. This ensures that everyone is included in the Magewell community. Windows users. Linux. And now Mac, too. Magewell is always one step ahead!”

See Magewell products, and meet Magewell and MVD representatives, at the NAB Show – Magewell Booth SU15111.

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About Mobile Video Devices, Inc.

Mobile Video Devices, Inc. provides distribution services and manufacturer representation in North and South America with expertise and product focus in the digital video and streaming media industries. Offering total supply chain management, business development, marketing, logistics, channel management, and product warranty support services, manufacturers choose Mobile Video Devices, Inc. for its expertise and dedication to an exceptional customer experience at every level of the supply chain. For more information, see www.mobilevideodevices.com or email sales@mobilevideodevices.com.

About Magewell

Magewell is focused on the core processing of standard and high definition audio and video signals, and develops and manufactures hardware and software for the capture, management, and transformation of digital media. Offering a robust and flexible array of input choices on single- and multi-channel capture cards and USB3.0 capture devices, Magewell solutions are compatible with Windows®, Mac® and Linux® operating systems. Many are driver-free and truly plug-and-play. Distributed globally, Magewell products are widely deployed in the streaming media, gaming, digital signage, medical imaging, video wall, industrial camera, machine vision, and security industries, among others. Products are sold through channel partners including distributors, resellers, and system integrators. For more information, see www.magewell.com or email sales@magewell.com.

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