[Michael Lacey]

Oh and wirecast can be used for switching if you have more than one video feed into your computer but it will not control the TVS. To be honest it is a bit clunky anyway, you are much better using the TVS.

Sometimes we will have a second camera connected directly to the computer if we want picture in picture which wirecast has but the TVS does not.

[Michael Lacey]

Hi Marcello,

We have used the set up you describe with no delay issues. Wirecast has a delay option for sound anyway so it can be fixed if there is an issue.

Mostly we put the feed into one of the blackmagic mini converters we use for sending hdmi camera feeds via sdi.

If we are only streaming and not recording then we put the sound directly into the Blackmagic Intensity Extreme that we use to capture the video from the TVS.

Regards,

Mike

[Michael Lacey]

We use wirecast to encode our streams, you can monitor the sound on it and it also has an audio delay feature – up to 1s. Touch wood we have never had any issues with it and the ATEM TVS. We are using Blackmagic Intensity Extreme’s to get the video in but have used intensity pro on Windows machines too with no problems.

We used Flash Media Encoder for a while but found it frustrating and wirecast has been well worth the outlay.

We pump the sound in via the jacks on our HDMI-SDI converters but using the mic inputs on your cameras would do the same job. We have also used the inputs on the breakout cable with the extremes but doing it this way means you cannot record sound directly from the TVS via the USB connection.