Thank you, I need to watch some more of you OBS videos :-)

Thanks Dean.

Hi Petra, yes absolutely and I have done that however if I am not running short of outputs I usually like to just keep GFX and video separate and on different switcher keys just to avoid confusing myself :-). I must admit I am getting tempted by the monitoring screens on the new Webpresenters and there is still some space in the rack.

I've been suffering this same issue using the usb-c connection from the ATEM mini into a pc (much smaller scale system). After the last updates, I simply can't get the input to start reliably... although I can see the ATEM output if I use the windows (11) camera app. In there everything is running just fine.

That is not something I have done, is the other building on the same network? If so you might be able to send over NDI. SRT would have too much latency. The only other thing I can think of is connecting to vMix in the lecture room remotely over the network, it may still be too laggy so you would have to experiment.

@@apntv Thanks for the advice. I can't run vmix in the LT as there is no room for a separate production pc. Taking some advice from your video on resilience, I might plan to get all cams over ndi(probably hx due to network constraints) and do everything on the remote production machine, but have the atem in the LT with camera feeds going SDI and then output the pgm and multimix over ndi as a backup? This also means as a bonus I can push the camera switching into the lecture capture system which is local to the room and also feed usb to the pc for teams/zoom calls. Seems to be so many ways to skin the cat, and without much experience it's going to be very much suck it and see!

Just using the built in titlers in vMix for those. Outputting Key/Fill outputs into the ATEM.

I am not near a machine at the moment but there is a menu settings option for Alerts, there are currently 3 that you can select.

It was a complex setup and I wasn’t directly involved in the design of that part however you can find more info about the project at uk5g.org/discover/5G-projects/testbeds-and-trials/5g-festival/

@@apntv Thanks for that. So you're saying that 5G eliminates latency? Yo! Let's Go!!!

I have a Catford Tecpro intercom system, a base station in the PPU rack with belt packs, linked in series with XLR cables and 5 pin headsets. It works very well, especially in loud music gigs. You can pick these up for good prices used on eBay.

get atem mini extreme ISO and 8 cameras with clean hdmi feed... also a 4tb externel usb ssd... you will have live mixing ability per camera angles as well as individual camera angles recorded in the ssd.. it can be pulled off but you need sht ton of money for all that and if you are asking it here, probably you dont have it

Awesome, thanks, I’ll give that a try.

I was going to comment, this also looks likely like a Windows feature/issue depending on how you look at it. Under Power Options > Advanced Power Options > Fast Boot, make sure that Fast boot is turned off. Most Windows installs these days when "shut down" is actually more in a S2 or deep sleep state. Restart on Windows does a full actual shut down and boot, hence might be the reason for the behavior of the Decklink not outputting or behaving as expected post a shut down/boot vs a restart.

@@marcuspee93 thanks, I’ll. check that. The HP machines do seem to have some kind of quick startup mode.