The grain effect is a stock asset on loop. I created the diagram in Canva, exported it as transparent, then animated it in Premiere Pro over the top of the grain video. Let me know if you have any specific questions

Good idea. Super source is so powerful. Another great reason to go for the ATEM Extreme

It's been a few months but how did you go?

Thanks Flasch. I'm glad the video was helpful to you. The USB-C can only output the 'program'. It can't independantly 'preview' seperate sources like the HDMI output can. In otherwords, it can only see the final show. This can be an issue in some edge cases. I mention it in the limitations section of using it to feed the ZOOM chat, you can create a video feedback loop if you cut to them on full screen. You can't just keep one camera angle for them the whole time as they are seeing the final output, cuts and all. If you want that ability, you could instead feed a computer with one of the HDMI outputs and use a cheap USB HDMI capture card to plug it into the computer. Or use a HDMI splitter. Let me know if that answers your question :)

Cheers! That's definitely a work around if you don't have an audio mixer with a mix minus. It all just depends on the scale of your audio needs.

​@@digitalministrymasterclass9421 this video and the graphics really helped to establish some basic foundations with regards to how we should set up; with of course the caveat of no zoom board . when we actually did the livestream i did get to delay the sound coming into the mix of hte cameras about 3/29.97 frames per second; about one tenth of a second with the ATEMmini extreme . this allowed for the hdmi camera delay of pic and audio . when zoom came into the stream picture i had no computer to take pic or audio from unfortunately . my friend then aimed the camera at the screen and we output the sound from the computer running the zoom directly to the sound system . it worked even with the mics on that same system going live, like a normal conversation on zoom . they had back and forths . i think this could be done sending the zooms picture and audio to the ATEM however we might have had to set up in the way stated previous or possibly have an awkward delay of 6 frames . not sure about that tho . in any case mahalos so much

@@digitalministrymasterclass9421 oh yes one more caveat . i think with some streaming services they can stream your output from the ATEM straight to zoom without the picture needing to go to the computer as a source then to zoom networks from that computer by adding zoom as a destination somehow on hte ATEM . this could make less of a delay potentially and sync the two up ..... maybe

Whatever gets the job done!

Hi @CelloDan, it could be a few things. You can turn on HD quality sharing within zoom for video. Within Share Screen advanced you can change make sure the frame rate limit is unchecked. You can turn hardware acceleration on. It could be a limitation of the presenter's laptop. When a presenter goes to share a video there is also an 'optimize for video clip' option. Hope that helps!

Going live next week and practicing today with a couple of different configurations. I think I prefer the second on which starts at the 3:50 mark. Any comments or suggestions appreciated :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pM5zptpi2dnYnWQ.html

Cheers Keith! Good luck with levelling up your meetings.

I'd be signing in as the host to have more control. But if you were joining someone else's Zoom it would still work tuning in as a guest too.

I have faith in you Pete!

Good question. You'd want to plug the Presentation Laptop's audio output into the mixer. So the mixer is still controlling all the audio. That way you can pass laptop Audio to Zoom and the in-room amplification. I tried to think of a way to do it via the Laptop passing Audio to the ATEM via HDMI, but to avoid feedback that's more trouble than it's worth. The laptop should easily be able to route video via one cord, and sound through another. You may need a small audio interface, or just an adapter to change the 3.5mm audio jack to XLR or 6.35mm jack

@@digitalministrymasterclass9421 Thank you for the answer! Yes, that's probably the safe way around this. I did however make a test using the Sound Control Panel in Windows 10. In the "Recording" tab and "Properties" there is a "Listen" tab. I checked the checkbox called "Listen to this device" after selecting the USB from the Atem. This actually routed the sound from the Atem to the headphone output. I can't say this is a good solution yet, so I will have to test this more later on.

Sorry to hear that! What are you using for your audio mixer? Where is the feedback happening? If it's a feedback issue, I'd suggest drawing a diagram of your system to try and spot what is causing the feedback loop. Draw every input/output audio source on both the Atem and your audio mixer. It could be in the mix-minus routing, could be in the speaker/microphone placement. It shouldn't be a cable issue. It's a TRRS cable. Make sure the Atem audio inputs are set to Line In rather than Mic In if you are sending line-level audio from your mixer.

Great question. This set-up was designed around always having the primary speaker in the studio, secondary speakers could be on Zoom. If I was bringing in a remote speaker with a presentation and all they had was a laptop, I don't know if Zoom's new NDI features are advanced enough to have the full control I'd want. (Correct me if I'm wrong!) But I would be trying to get their full video feed, and a full presentation capture separately to feed into the Atem. This may require an additional laptop or 2 to feed into the Atem. (This is where a digital mixer like OBS would make this job easier, but the drawback is working across multiple switchers). There are simpler ways, but if you want to control everything on the in-room screens and online spaces it takes a few more elements. Worth the effort to avoid the basic screen share though!

@@digitalministrymasterclass9421 Thank you for putting so much thought and effort into this. Regarding NDI out from Zoom, the first caveat is that it’s only available from the higher cost Zoom Rooms. That being the case, I haven’t personally used it, but the standard for NDI out is for the currently shared screen to be an independent source. As different participants share their screens, the NDI just shows whichever is live. I experience this in Teams, for example.

Nope! HDMI cords have a 5ms delay compared to straight audio inputs. To fix this you can delay the audio inputs on the ATEM. With this set up we would have delayed the audio going from the LiveTrak L8 going into the ATEM

@@digitalministrymasterclass9421 Thankyou. Very tempted to purchase the LiveTrak L8.

If VDO Ninja can output multiple video feeds, then it would be possible... but I have a feeling it can't. Usually, I switch the remote speaker on the PC and not on the ATEM. If you need to switch them on the ATEM then usually people set up multiple cheap laptops for each speaker so each one has a Video output. There may be a software solution but I haven't come across it. Let me know if you find a solution!

@@digitalministrymasterclass9421 In general VDO Ninja is capable of splitting up every speaker to a separate link, even from bigger Group Chats. The idea to use multiple laptops is of course possible but i would like to combine that, so I can at least have 4 Speakers from one OBS Computer and put them out via separate SDI Ports from a Decklink Card. That way I could easy control every signal in Terms of color, contrast etc in OBS and the do the super source building on the ATEM Extreme. Buuuuut it seems the prefered Plugin (OBS Decklink Output Filter) as of now, is just working properly on PC and I am on Mac (Please everybody no comments on PC vs Mac). So I was wondering if you ever built something similar with other software/hardware?

@@Backyardvideo I know that feeling! The perfect Niche solution but it's only on mac or pc. Hmmm... I'm theorizing here... but you could use Skype. Create an NDI for each speaker, then use Newtek NDI Video monitor to create a window for each speaker (there is a trick to open multiple windows however, there are tutorials online), route those to a separate SDI output each. There are pros and cons to that solution, but hopefully, it might help!

You are working with some great gear, and congrats on the recording Claudia! You can find my email on the 'About' page of this channel.

Glad to hear it! That's a good question. Some USB audio interfaces aren't two way or mix-minused. I'd have to do some testing. Were you able to do it through the rodecaster?

@@digitalministrymasterclass9421 I maked a similar solution, using USB successfully with my Zoom Podtrak P4 (also has a TRRS-port).

Do you have to do any special settings on the L8 to make that two-way mix-minus connection?

As long as the other country has good internet, the sound quality should be the same. There may be a slightly longer delay however. If you capture good sound, everyone on Zoom should hear good sound. Hope that helps!