MacOS rebuilding Kext Cache after installing BlackMagicDesign Desktop Video

EDIT
Finally it's a failed.
on second reboot driver is lost ...


Ignore what follows ...
Here is my last success :

• macOS ventura 13.6.4
• SIP enable
• Desktop Video 12.8.1
• MiniMonitor 4K

It has been repeated on several identical hackintoshes
here are the installation steps

0 - make sure you have no old BlackMagicDesign Kext or Dkext in those highlighted folders





1- Launch : Install Desktop Video 12.8.1

3 - Popup at the end. Do NOT click Restart. Click : Open System Settings



4 - Click : Details…


5 - Click OK


6 - Do NOT click Restart

7 - close (Red dot) the installer. Do NOT click Restart

8 - Here are the source and target folders for the next step





9 - Type the magic command. Confirm with Password


10 - magic step. You have to wait to this popup to show. click: Open System Settings


11 - click Allow


12 - click Restart .... at least

So @oli.mathieu, the only version which works for you is 12.1 then?

mattbatt said:

So @oli.mathieu, the only version which works for you is 12.1 then?

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Yep
I'm still stuck with 12.1

oli.mathieu said:

Yep
I'm still stuck with 12.1

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It's so weird, I did get 12.4 working which did work with Adobe Premiere 2024 when I first built my hack Summer of 2023. But I had all these idling issues and various problems and then, it stopped working anyway. So when I reinstalled everything and started over on a fresh drive, I've kept with 12.1.

Which is sad that Adobe PP 2024 won't output to my TV through my Intensity Pro with 12.1 BUT I have my TV also hooked up to my GPU with another HDMI cable so Adobe will output to it as a third monitor. However, that is not 10 bit color nor is it color calibrated as well.

However, Davinci Resolve recognizes the Intensity Pro so I do my color grading there and editing in Adobe PP. I probably should just move over to editing with Davinci Resolve lol.