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New Mac Mini and Mac Studio Add Genlock Support for Camera Syncing

MacRumors • Wed, 26 Aug 2026

Apple's new Mac mini and Mac Studio feature genlock support over USB-C, allowing users to precisely synchronize a display with a camera such as the iPhone 17 Pro , without the need for additional equipment. It keeps multiple cameras and displays locked to the same timing signal, stopping footage from drifting out of sync during a multi-camera shoot. Related Roundups: Mac Studio , Mac mini Buyer's Guide: Mac Studio (Buy Now) , Mac Mini (Buy Now) Related Forums: Mac Studio , Mac mini This article, " New Mac Mini and Mac Studio Add Genlock Support for Camera Syncing " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

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It keeps multiple cameras and displays locked to the same timing signal, stopping footage from drifting out of sync during a multi-camera shoot.

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