This is great info, Aaron. Thanks! Now, I've got a lot to digest!

I never new about vdo ninja. What a fantastic piece of software for OBS and VMIX use.

Great video Aaron! Do you have a video on how your using OBS to create fill key from the deck-link using your Chrome plugin. As you know I use it with fill only using the ATEM tools to get it to look as good as possible but I may add a deck link into my PC soon. Juts to add the ability to level up Chat on the air and and using the PC for remote guests.

H2R Gear, almost forgot about that one. I know there was a lot of buzz at the initial release. But things have quieted down a bit since then. Always nice to be reminded.

Thank you Aaron

Awesome & Thanks :)

Well done!

First one. Thanks Aaron.

Hi Aaron question, can I switch between macros but using dissolve transition and how to do it??? may be using Companion?? Let me know and thank you so much for your help and work.

@aaronpk

10 ай бұрын

I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. Think of macros like pressing buttons on the ATEM automatically. So whatever you can do by pressing buttons you can automate with macros.

@ricardopontoncruz5068

10 ай бұрын

@@aaronpk thanks Aaron for reply, when you switch for example camera 1 and camera 2 your transition can be a cut, (auto) dissolve or wipe right?? But when you have two macros preset super sources layout and you press macro 1 to switch macro 2 the transition is CUT but I want that transition in dissolve. How I can do that?? Thanks Aaron

@aaronpk

10 ай бұрын

Gotcha, so think about what you would do to get that effect if you were pressing the buttons manually. You'd first set the preview to camera 2, you'd press "mix" or whatever you want the transition to be, then you'd press "auto" to do the transition. Now imagine trying to do that manually with supersource... you can't, because you can't get a different supersource layout in preview. Basically there's only 1 supersource generator, so you can only transition from supersource to an input, but not between supersource layouts. It's not a limitation of macros. (On the bigger ATEMs like the 4M/E, there are 2 supersource generators so you can do what you are trying tho!)

@ricardopontoncruz5068

10 ай бұрын

@@aaronpk thanks so much buddy and thanks for your help always. Again thanks so much.

Will mix effect ever get on the Android base platform?

@aaronpk

10 ай бұрын

no, iOS and Android are completely different things to develop for, and there isn't really a way to just rewrite the app for Android without starting completely from scratch.

@Vidman1981

10 ай бұрын

@aaronpk someone should, id be willing to pay for that. Just not willing to jump on the iWagon

@aaronpk

10 ай бұрын

honestly I wouldn't think of it as jumping on the iWagon, just get an iPad mini or iPod touch and think of it as a dedicated ATEM touch screen controller.

To bad there is so little support for Android based phones and tablets.

@aaronpk

10 ай бұрын

tbh I just haven't spent much time looking around for Android apps because my only Android devices are the Yolobox and a couple of Fire TVs I use as dashboards

I can't support Apple. If my church wants to buy an Apple product, I will use it, reluctantly. IOS may even be a better platform for this type of application, but the stranglehold on hardware and software is something I can't endorse.

@AaronAbernethy

10 ай бұрын

I think the fact that you’re perfectly able to NOT use Apple stuff shows that ‘stranglehold’ is hyperbole at best.

@DavidRandall58

10 ай бұрын

@@AaronAbernethy a stranglehold on their os and hardware. It's not an open system like Linux, Widows, Android, etc. You shouldn't be locked into a single supplier of hardware, and locked out of many software features that other os systems freely allow. If you aren't allowed to break it, it's not really yours!

@AaronAbernethy

10 ай бұрын

@@DavidRandall58 Windows isn't 'Open' either, and there's a pretty solid argument that 'Closed' systems usually offer the best user experience (it's not even a difficult argument - how many people do you know who run Linux on their daily computer, versus Windows or macOS?) Apple used to allow installation on whatever hardware you wanted… it practically tanked the company. The Open model is great for lots of things, but I've yet to see a solidly reliable piece of 'open' hardware in the same way something from a company that has money and reputation invested in reliability is. It's a philosophical argument, and a religious one, really. But if I'm on a job or have sold a client hardware and need support from the manufacturer…. closed is the only way to go.

@DavidRandall58

10 ай бұрын

@@AaronAbernethy Windows is "open" in that I can buy it and run it on anything I please. Any manufacturer can make hardware for it. And, it's open in that there's not restrictions in ways that software can modify or enhance functionality like IOS used to prevent 2nd party keyboards. Don't they still prevent 3rd party app stores and launchers?