HDMI out...of what?

Ok I would like to go out of my MAC using CS4 via HDMI on my Black Magic Card...but apparently (as tech support tells me) Their card does not support CS4 (Preimere Pro). So does anyone out there have a suggestion on what hardward to buy to output from Preimere CS4 via HDMI to my Sony TV HDMI in? Matrox, AJA, Blackmagic appear not to support CS4 Premiere. They do support AE and PS but not Preiemere Pro CS4. Very frustrating, I don't want to go back to FCP...I like and use PP CS4. Is it that hard for their tech support to create the drivers for PP CS4? I mean...we can build Steve Jobs out of Silicon and we can put a guy on the moon, but we can't make a patch for CS4 PP?

The previous posters are talking about an I/O card which gives you input and output. Video cards are strictly output which means firewire in is not supported on any of them. Firewire output for preview is also not up to the video card but the software and the client device you are outputting to. If you only require 2 monitors/outputs then you can run DVI to HDMI via your video card. If you want a third output then you either require an I/O card like the Decklink Intensity or MXO2 Mini or another video card which can be somewhat problematic in CS5 but it does work.
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The main benefit that this gives me is that I'd no longer need a seperate satelite box to watch live TV and can add more eyeTV hardware to get additional TV channels all through the same HUD on the TV for ease of access.
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- does the mac-mini have IR input that can be programmed?
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