Aleksander Steffensen
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Thank you both for the great info and detail! Really useful for guys like me who don’t have much electronics knowledge!
Aleksander Steffensen
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You would have to output interlaced for it to work in that resolution. Here is a list of supported formats, look under the “HD format support” section: https://blackmagicdesign.com/products/hyperdeckshuttle/techspecs/
If you need progressive video, you can’t do 50 Hz.
Aleksander Steffensen
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Would you guys mind sharing the details of your GPI and tally setup?
Aleksander Steffensen
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Well then, don’t say the TVS is adding 4 frames of delay, it is probably only responsible for 1 frame, it’s all the other stuff the signal goes through before entering the TVS. 🙂
Aleksander Steffensen
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4 frame delay? Well, the ATEM TVS installations I have delivered all have 1 frame of delay with genlocked sources. Genlock is crucial in these kinds of productions.
Aleksander Steffensen
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Sounds like you are feeding an SD-signal into the units. Unfortunately, Blackmagic Design products does not like SD 16:9 signals, as there really is no way of knowing whether the signal is SD 4:3 or SD 16:9.
Aleksander Steffensen
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Send an SDI or HDMI feed into a computer with a capture card, and use an encoder application such as FMLE or QuickTime Broadcaster to send the stream to Wowza.
Aleksander Steffensen
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The ATEM TVS is a vision mixer, not an audio mixer. Of course it will strip the embedded audio on the SDI sources, everything else would have made a heck of a mess.
The USB H.264 encoding is not for live streaming, it is for capturing a H.264 master file of the production that will be ready for upload instantly. To get audio in the H.264 recording, you have to feed the ATEM with an audio signal via AES/EBU from your audio mixer, either directly if it has digital outputs, or via an A/D converter. Still, do check the link that someone provided earlier in this thread, as there was a solution for live streaming from the ATEM TVS USB.
The way the USB recording work, is you hook the ATEM TVS up to a dedicated computer running the Media Express software.
Aleksander Steffensen
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Excellent! Thank you, Kristian!
Aleksander Steffensen
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With a 128 GB SSD you will get about 12,5 minutes of full HD-recording. More on that here: https://blackmagic-design.com/support/detail/faqs/?sid=3960&pid=3969&os=mac
Aleksander Steffensen
Steffensen Multimedia