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SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-18T04:16:14Z

Natalia: /* Setting the SRT input stream */

===Setting the SRT output stream===

In the top toolbar, open the Tools → Settings
The settings menu can also be called up by pressing the F10 key:

<center>[[File:Image1.jpg]]</center>

Setting output stream parameters

:- '''Name''' - default value is Stream, you can set your own name.
:- '''Content''' - default value is Program, serves as a source. Clicking on the content shows a list of slots that can be assigned as a source for the output stream.

<center>[[File:Image2.jpg]]</center>

:- '''URL''' - srt://172.22.14.203:10889 (example)
172.22.14.203 - IP address of the computer from which the broadcast is being conducted (localhost can only be used when broadcasting "to itself"). 10889 - any free network port.

<center>[[File:Image3.jpg]]</center>

Adjust other parameters as needed:

:- '''Stream Key''' - default value is <empty>

:- '''Use Authentication''' - disabled by default, to connect check the box and fill in the fields:

- User Name

- Password

<center>[[File:Image4.jpg]]</center>

Broadcast signal format parameters:

:- '''Frame Size''' - default value is 1208х720

:- '''Frame Rate''' - default value is 30.00

:- '''Video Codec''' - default value is Н264

:- '''Video Bitrate''' - default value is 5000 Kb/s

:- '''Video Quality''' - default value is 50%

:- '''Hardware Acceleration''' - default value is No

:- '''Audio Codec''' - default value is AAC

:- '''Audio Bitrate''' - default value is 96 Kb/s

After setting the parameters, move the Streaming switch to the working position and save the settings: Apply→OK

<center>[[File:Image5.jpg]]</center>

To start the stream, press the STREAM button

<center>[[File:Image6.jpg]]</center>

At first, the Stream button is highlighted in yellow and the broadcast status is "stopped" because there is no connection to the stream receiver. After connecting to the receiver, the button changes color to red and the stream is broadcast. If the connection is lost for too long, a timeout occurs, the button becomes inactive, and a broadcast error message is displayed.

===Setting the SRT input stream===

On the INPUT SLOTS panel, open the Network Stream tab and click +

<center>[[File:Image7.jpg]]</center>

In the window that opens, fill in the Stream URL field:

<center>[[File:Image8.jpg]]</center>

If you click on the icon [[File:Image9.jpg]], a list of previously entered addresses will open.

To accept the input SRT stream, you must enter the IP address and port of the computer on which the broadcast is already running (here it is srt://172.22.14.203:10889).

Click OK.

This stream will appear in the stream list:

<center>[[File:Image10.jpg]]</center>

The name of the stream can be specified as any name, by default the network address is substituted as the name.

SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-18T04:15:50Z

Natalia: /* Setting the SRT input stream */

===Setting the SRT output stream===

In the top toolbar, open the Tools → Settings
The settings menu can also be called up by pressing the F10 key:

<center>[[File:Image1.jpg]]</center>

Setting output stream parameters

:- '''Name''' - default value is Stream, you can set your own name.
:- '''Content''' - default value is Program, serves as a source. Clicking on the content shows a list of slots that can be assigned as a source for the output stream.

<center>[[File:Image2.jpg]]</center>

:- '''URL''' - srt://172.22.14.203:10889 (example)
172.22.14.203 - IP address of the computer from which the broadcast is being conducted (localhost can only be used when broadcasting "to itself"). 10889 - any free network port.

<center>[[File:Image3.jpg]]</center>

Adjust other parameters as needed:

:- '''Stream Key''' - default value is <empty>

:- '''Use Authentication''' - disabled by default, to connect check the box and fill in the fields:

- User Name

- Password

<center>[[File:Image4.jpg]]</center>

Broadcast signal format parameters:

:- '''Frame Size''' - default value is 1208х720

:- '''Frame Rate''' - default value is 30.00

:- '''Video Codec''' - default value is Н264

:- '''Video Bitrate''' - default value is 5000 Kb/s

:- '''Video Quality''' - default value is 50%

:- '''Hardware Acceleration''' - default value is No

:- '''Audio Codec''' - default value is AAC

:- '''Audio Bitrate''' - default value is 96 Kb/s

After setting the parameters, move the Streaming switch to the working position and save the settings: Apply→OK

<center>[[File:Image5.jpg]]</center>

To start the stream, press the STREAM button

<center>[[File:Image6.jpg]]</center>

At first, the Stream button is highlighted in yellow and the broadcast status is "stopped" because there is no connection to the stream receiver. After connecting to the receiver, the button changes color to red and the stream is broadcast. If the connection is lost for too long, a timeout occurs, the button becomes inactive, and a broadcast error message is displayed.

===Setting the SRT input stream===

On the INPUT SLOTS panel, open the Network Stream tab and click +

<center>[[File:Image7.jpg]]</center>

In the window that opens, fill in the Stream URL field:

<center>[[File:Image8.jpg]]</center>

If you click on the icon <center>[[File:Image9.jpg]]</center> , a list of previously entered addresses will open.

To accept the input SRT stream, you must enter the IP address and port of the computer on which the broadcast is already running (here it is srt://172.22.14.203:10889).

Click OK.

This stream will appear in the stream list:

<center>[[File:Image10.jpg]]</center>

The name of the stream can be specified as any name, by default the network address is substituted as the name.

SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-18T04:14:46Z

Natalia: /* Setting the SRT output stream */

===Setting the SRT output stream===

In the top toolbar, open the Tools → Settings
The settings menu can also be called up by pressing the F10 key:

<center>[[File:Image1.jpg]]</center>

Setting output stream parameters

:- '''Name''' - default value is Stream, you can set your own name.
:- '''Content''' - default value is Program, serves as a source. Clicking on the content shows a list of slots that can be assigned as a source for the output stream.

<center>[[File:Image2.jpg]]</center>

:- '''URL''' - srt://172.22.14.203:10889 (example)
172.22.14.203 - IP address of the computer from which the broadcast is being conducted (localhost can only be used when broadcasting "to itself"). 10889 - any free network port.

<center>[[File:Image3.jpg]]</center>

Adjust other parameters as needed:

:- '''Stream Key''' - default value is <empty>

:- '''Use Authentication''' - disabled by default, to connect check the box and fill in the fields:

- User Name

- Password

<center>[[File:Image4.jpg]]</center>

Broadcast signal format parameters:

:- '''Frame Size''' - default value is 1208х720

:- '''Frame Rate''' - default value is 30.00

:- '''Video Codec''' - default value is Н264

:- '''Video Bitrate''' - default value is 5000 Kb/s

:- '''Video Quality''' - default value is 50%

:- '''Hardware Acceleration''' - default value is No

:- '''Audio Codec''' - default value is AAC

:- '''Audio Bitrate''' - default value is 96 Kb/s

After setting the parameters, move the Streaming switch to the working position and save the settings: Apply→OK

<center>[[File:Image5.jpg]]</center>

To start the stream, press the STREAM button

<center>[[File:Image6.jpg]]</center>

At first, the Stream button is highlighted in yellow and the broadcast status is "stopped" because there is no connection to the stream receiver. After connecting to the receiver, the button changes color to red and the stream is broadcast. If the connection is lost for too long, a timeout occurs, the button becomes inactive, and a broadcast error message is displayed.

===Setting the SRT input stream===

On the INPUT SLOTS panel, open the Network Stream tab and click +

In the window that opens, fill in the Stream URL field:

If you click on the icon , a list of previously entered addresses will open.

To accept the input SRT stream, you must enter the IP address and port of the computer on which the broadcast is already running (here it is srt://172.22.14.203:10889).

Click OK.

This stream will appear in the stream list:

The name of the stream can be specified as any name, by default the network address is substituted as the name.

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SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-13T07:25:53Z

Natalia: /* Setting the SRT output stream */

===Setting the SRT output stream===

In the top toolbar, open the Tools → Settings
The settings menu can also be called up by pressing the F10 key:

Setting output stream parameters

:- '''Name''' - default value is Stream, you can set your own name.
:- '''Content''' - default value is Program, serves as a source. Clicking on the content shows a list of slots that can be assigned as a source for the output stream.
:- '''URL''' - srt://172.22.14.203:10889 (example)
172.22.14.203 - IP address of the computer from which the broadcast is being conducted (localhost can only be used when broadcasting "to itself"). 10889 - any free network port.

Adjust other parameters as needed:

:- '''Stream Key''' - default value is <empty>

:- '''Use Authentication''' - disabled by default, to connect check the box and fill in the fields:

- User Name

- Password

Broadcast signal format parameters:

:- '''Frame Size''' - default value is 1208х720

:- '''Frame Rate''' - default value is 30.00

:- '''Video Codec''' - default value is Н264

:- '''Video Bitrate''' - default value is 5000 Kb/s

:- '''Video Quality''' - default value is 50%

:- '''Hardware Acceleration''' - default value is No

:- '''Audio Codec''' - default value is AAC

:- '''Audio Bitrate''' - default value is 96 Kb/s

After setting the parameters, move the Streaming switch to the working position and save the settings: Apply→OK

To start the stream, press the STREAM button

At first, the Stream button is highlighted in yellow and the broadcast status is "stopped" because there is no connection to the stream receiver. After connecting to the receiver, the button changes color to red and the stream is broadcast. If the connection is lost for too long, a timeout occurs, the button becomes inactive, and a broadcast error message is displayed.

===Setting the SRT input stream===

On the INPUT SLOTS panel, open the Network Stream tab and click +

In the window that opens, fill in the Stream URL field:

If you click on the icon , a list of previously entered addresses will open.

To accept the input SRT stream, you must enter the IP address and port of the computer on which the broadcast is already running (here it is srt://172.22.14.203:10889).

Click OK.

This stream will appear in the stream list:

The name of the stream can be specified as any name, by default the network address is substituted as the name.

SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-13T07:25:40Z

Natalia: /* Setting the SRT output stream */

SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-13T07:25:12Z

Natalia: /* Setting the SRT output stream */

SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-13T07:24:33Z

Natalia: /* Setting the SRT output stream */

===Setting the SRT output stream===

In the top toolbar, open the Tools → Settings
The settings menu can also be called up by pressing the F10 key:

Setting output stream parameters

:- '''Name''' - default value is Stream, you can set your own name.
:- '''Content''' - default value is Program, serves as a source. Clicking on the content shows a list of slots that can be assigned as a source for the output stream.
:- '''URL''' - srt://172.22.14.203:10889 (example)
172.22.14.203 - IP address of the computer from which the broadcast is being conducted (localhost can only be used when broadcasting "to itself"). 10889 - any free network port.

Adjust other parameters as needed:

:- '''Stream Key''' - default value is <empty>

:- '''Use Authentication''' - disabled by default, to connect check the box and fill in the fields:

- User Name

- Password

Broadcast signal format parameters:

:- '''Frame Size''' - default value is 1208х720

:- '''Frame Rate''' - default value is 30.00

:- '''Video Codec''' - default value is Н264

:- '''Video Bitrate''' - default value is 5000 Kb/s

:- '''Video Quality''' - default value is 50%

:- '''Hardware Acceleration''' - default value is No

:- '''Audio Codec''' - default value is AAC

:- Audio Bitrate - default value is 96 Kb/s

After setting the parameters, move the Streaming switch to the working position and save the settings: Apply→OK

To start the stream, press the STREAM button

At first, the Stream button is highlighted in yellow and the broadcast status is "stopped" because there is no connection to the stream receiver. After connecting to the receiver, the button changes color to red and the stream is broadcast. If the connection is lost for too long, a timeout occurs, the button becomes inactive, and a broadcast error message is displayed.

===Setting the SRT input stream===

On the INPUT SLOTS panel, open the Network Stream tab and click +

In the window that opens, fill in the Stream URL field:

If you click on the icon , a list of previously entered addresses will open.

To accept the input SRT stream, you must enter the IP address and port of the computer on which the broadcast is already running (here it is srt://172.22.14.203:10889).

Click OK.

This stream will appear in the stream list:

The name of the stream can be specified as any name, by default the network address is substituted as the name.

SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-13T07:23:02Z

Natalia: /* Setting the SRT input stream */

===Setting the SRT output stream===

In the top toolbar, open the Tools → Settings
The settings menu can also be called up by pressing the F10 key:

Setting output stream parameters

:- Name - default value is Stream, you can set your own name.
:- Content - default value is Program, serves as a source. Clicking on the content shows a list of slots that can be assigned as a source for the output stream.
:- URL - srt://172.22.14.203:10889 (example)
172.22.14.203 - IP address of the computer from which the broadcast is being conducted (localhost can only be used when broadcasting "to itself"). 10889 - any free network port.

Adjust other parameters as needed:

:- Stream Key - default value is <empty>

:- Use Authentication - disabled by default, to connect check the box and fill in the fields:

- User Name

- Password

Broadcast signal format parameters:

:- Frame Size - default value is 1208х720

:- Frame Rate - default value is 30.00

:- Video Codec - default value is Н264

:- Video Bitrate - default value is 5000 Kb/s

:- Video Quality - default value is 50%

:- Hardware Acceleration - default value is No

:- Audio Codec - default value is AAC

:- Audio Bitrate - default value is 96 Kb/s

After setting the parameters, move the Streaming switch to the working position and save the settings: Apply→OK

To start the stream, press the STREAM button

At first, the Stream button is highlighted in yellow and the broadcast status is "stopped" because there is no connection to the stream receiver. After connecting to the receiver, the button changes color to red and the stream is broadcast. If the connection is lost for too long, a timeout occurs, the button becomes inactive, and a broadcast error message is displayed.

===Setting the SRT input stream===

On the INPUT SLOTS panel, open the Network Stream tab and click +

In the window that opens, fill in the Stream URL field:

If you click on the icon , a list of previously entered addresses will open.

To accept the input SRT stream, you must enter the IP address and port of the computer on which the broadcast is already running (here it is srt://172.22.14.203:10889).

Click OK.

This stream will appear in the stream list:

The name of the stream can be specified as any name, by default the network address is substituted as the name.

SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-13T07:21:41Z

Natalia: /* Setting the SRT output stream */

===Setting the SRT output stream===

In the top toolbar, open the Tools → Settings
The settings menu can also be called up by pressing the F10 key:

Setting output stream parameters

:- Name - default value is Stream, you can set your own name.
:- Content - default value is Program, serves as a source. Clicking on the content shows a list of slots that can be assigned as a source for the output stream.
:- URL - srt://172.22.14.203:10889 (example)
172.22.14.203 - IP address of the computer from which the broadcast is being conducted (localhost can only be used when broadcasting "to itself"). 10889 - any free network port.

Adjust other parameters as needed:

:- Stream Key - default value is <empty>

:- Use Authentication - disabled by default, to connect check the box and fill in the fields:

- User Name

- Password

Broadcast signal format parameters:

:- Frame Size - default value is 1208х720

:- Frame Rate - default value is 30.00

:- Video Codec - default value is Н264

:- Video Bitrate - default value is 5000 Kb/s

:- Video Quality - default value is 50%

:- Hardware Acceleration - default value is No

:- Audio Codec - default value is AAC

:- Audio Bitrate - default value is 96 Kb/s

After setting the parameters, move the Streaming switch to the working position and save the settings: Apply→OK

To start the stream, press the STREAM button

At first, the Stream button is highlighted in yellow and the broadcast status is "stopped" because there is no connection to the stream receiver. After connecting to the receiver, the button changes color to red and the stream is broadcast. If the connection is lost for too long, a timeout occurs, the button becomes inactive, and a broadcast error message is displayed.

===Setting the SRT input stream===

On the INPUT SLOTS panel, open the Network Stream tab and click +

In the window that opens, fill in the Stream URL field:

If you click on the icon , a list of previously entered addresses will open.
To accept the input SRT stream, you must enter the IP address and port of the computer on which the broadcast is already running (here it is srt://172.22.14.203:10889).
Click OK.
This stream will appear in the stream list:

The name of the stream can be specified as any name, by default the network address is substituted as the name.

SRT Network Stream settings

2025-02-13T07:21:05Z

Natalia: Created page with "===Setting the SRT output stream=== In the top toolbar, open the Tools → Settings The settings menu can also be called up by pressing the F10 key: Setting output stream parameters :- Name - default value is Stream, you can set your own name. :- Content - default value is Program, serves as a source. Clicking on the content shows a list of slots that can be assigned as a source for the output stream. :- URL - srt://172.22.14.203:10889 (example) 172.22.14.203 - I..."

===Setting the SRT output stream===

In the top toolbar, open the Tools → Settings
The settings menu can also be called up by pressing the F10 key:

Setting output stream parameters

:- Name - default value is Stream, you can set your own name.
:- Content - default value is Program, serves as a source. Clicking on the content shows a list of slots that can be assigned as a source for the output stream.

:- URL - srt://172.22.14.203:10889 (example)
172.22.14.203 - IP address of the computer from which the broadcast is being conducted (localhost can only be used when broadcasting "to itself"). 10889 - any free network port.

Adjust other parameters as needed:

:- Stream Key - default value is <empty>

:- Use Authentication - disabled by default, to connect check the box and fill in the fields:

- User Name
- Password

Broadcast signal format parameters:

:- Frame Size - default value is 1208х720

:- Frame Rate - default value is 30.00

:- Video Codec - default value is Н264

:- Video Bitrate - default value is 5000 Kb/s

:- Video Quality - default value is 50%

:- Hardware Acceleration - default value is No

:- Audio Codec - default value is AAC

:- Audio Bitrate - default value is 96 Kb/s

After setting the parameters, move the Streaming switch to the working position and save the settings: Apply→OK

To start the stream, press the STREAM button

At first, the Stream button is highlighted in yellow and the broadcast status is "stopped" because there is no connection to the stream receiver. After connecting to the receiver, the button changes color to red and the stream is broadcast. If the connection is lost for too long, a timeout occurs, the button becomes inactive, and a broadcast error message is displayed.

===Setting the SRT input stream===

On the INPUT SLOTS panel, open the Network Stream tab and click +

In the window that opens, fill in the Stream URL field:

If you click on the icon , a list of previously entered addresses will open.
To accept the input SRT stream, you must enter the IP address and port of the computer on which the broadcast is already running (here it is srt://172.22.14.203:10889).
Click OK.
This stream will appear in the stream list:

The name of the stream can be specified as any name, by default the network address is substituted as the name.

TV STUDIO ALL¹MIX

2025-02-13T07:18:18Z

Natalia:

[[TV Studio All¹Mix| '''Software TV Production Studio All¹Mix''']]

[[Initial installation of All¹Mix software| '''Initial installation of All¹Mix software''']]

[[How to prepare 3ds Max scene for exporting to All¹Mix format| '''How to prepare 3ds Max scene for exporting to All¹Mix format''']]

[[“MEDIA CONTROLS” panel (AllMix 2.0, AllCast)|'''“MEDIA CONTROLS” panel (AllMix 2.0, AllCast)''']]

[[Configuring AllMix Sound for Broadcast to Skype via Virtual Audio Cable|'''Configuring AllMix Sound for Broadcast to Skype via Virtual Audio Cable''']]

[[How to use BlackMagicDesign boards in AllMix|'''How to use BlackMagicDesign boards in AllMix''']]

[[Setting up a virtual camera in AllMix for streaming on Skype|'''Setting up a virtual camera in AllMix for streaming on Skype''']]

[[Tracking in All¹Mix for PTZ cameras via FreeD protocol| '''Tracking in All¹Mix for PTZ cameras via FreeD protocol''']]

[[AllMix web control|'''AllMix web control''']]

[[Streaming from All¹Mix to YOUTUBE or other video streaming platforms|'''Streaming from All¹Mix to YOUTUBE or other video streaming platforms''']]

[[SRT_Network_Stream_settings|'''SRT_Network_Stream_settings''']]

[[Teleprompter|'''Teleprompter''']]

[[External Controllers|'''External Controllers''']]

[[Making custom installation package|'''Making custom installation package''']]

[[ALL¹MIX Versions|'''ALL¹MIX 1.5xx Versions''']]

AllMix web control

2023-08-17T02:39:25Z

Natalia: /* Command list */

Starting from version 2.0.44, an http server was added for remote control of captions (title) using get requests.
In order for the text to be accessible for management, you need to select the text type “Table” in the title editor and set the name of the text in the “Text Table Column” field.
There are only two commands so far:

1. http://127.0.0.1:8088/API/?Function=GetTitles
Lists all available titles and names.

2. http://127.0.0.1:8088/API/?Function=SetText&Input=1&SelectedName=Timer&Value=TIMER
Changes the text with the name specified in SelectedName to the value specified by the Value parameter

Parameters:
Input - either the number or name of the gfx file from the Media Composition list
SelectedName - the name of the column in the table, if not specified or not found, then the first is taken from the left
Value - text, there should be no characters “&” and “=”
That was in September.
After that, web control was added directly from the browser at http://localhost:8088 You can use it on-air and copy control string from bottom of window for future using from external applications etc.
To control from another computer, at the first start, when windows displays the "allow access to the network" dialog, you need to check the checkbox of the type "allow access from another computer".

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| Transition 2 selected ||
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| Transition 3 selected ||
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| Transition 4 selected ||
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| Transition 5 selected ||
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| Transition 6 selected ||
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| Transition 7 selected ||
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| Transition 8 selected ||
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| Transition 9 selected || ✔
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| Select Scene button 1 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 2 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 3 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 4 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 5 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 6 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 7 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 8 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 9 || ▶
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| Scene button 1 selected ||
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| Scene button 2 selected ||
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| Scene button 3 selected ||
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| Scene button 4 selected ||
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| Scene button 5 selected ||
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| Scene button 6 selected ||
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| Scene button 7 selected ||
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| Scene button 8 selected ||
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| Scene button 9 selected ||
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| Smooth scene transitions enable/disable || ▶
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| Smooth scene transitions disabled ||
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| Logo 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Logo 1 : Show || ▶
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| Logo 1 : Hide || ▶
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| Logo 1 : Visible ||
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| Clock : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Clock : Show || ▶
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| Clock : Hide || ▶
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| Clock : Visible ||
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| Program PIP 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Program PIP 1 : Show || ▶
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| Program PIP 1 : Hide || ▶
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| Program PIP 1 : Visible ||
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| Program Titles : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Program Titles : Show || ▶
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| Program Titles : Hide || ▶
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| Program Titles : Visible || ✔
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| Preview PIP 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Preview PIP 1 : Show || ▶
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| Preview PIP 1 : Hide || ▶
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| Preview PIP 1 : Visible ||
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| Preview Titles : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Preview Titles : Show || ▶
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| Preview Titles : Hide || ▶
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| Preview Titles : Visible ||
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| Title 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Title 1 : Show || ▶
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| Title 1 : Hide || ▶
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| Title 2 : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Title 2 : Show || ▶
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| Title 2 : Hide || ▶
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| Title 1 : Visible ||
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| Title 2 : Visible ||
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| Preview Title 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Preview Title 1 : Show || ▶
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| Preview Title 1 : Hide || ▶
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| Preview Title 2 : Show/Hide || ▶
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| Preview Title 2 : Show || ▶
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| Preview Title 2 : Hide || ▶
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| Preview Title 1 : Visible ||
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| Preview Title 2 : Visible ||
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| Text Table : Goto Next || ▶
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| Text Table : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Current Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Current Control : Play || ▶
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| Current Control : Pause || ▶
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| Current Control : Stop || ▶
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| Current Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Current Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Current Control : Playing In Progress || ✔
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| Media Control 1 : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Media Control 1 : Play || ▶
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| Media Control 1 : Pause || ▶
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| Media Control 1 : Stop || ▶
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| Media Control 1 : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Media Control 1 : Goto Next || ▶
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| Media Control 2 : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Media Control 2 : Play || ▶
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| Media Control 2 : Pause || ▶
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| Media Control 2 : Stop || ▶
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| Media Control 2 : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Media Control 2 : Goto Next || ▶
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| Media Control 3 : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Media Control 3 : Play || ▶
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| Media Control 3 : Pause || ▶
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| Media Control 3 : Stop || ▶
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| Media Control 3 : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Media Control 3 : Goto Next || ▶
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| Media Control 1 : Playing In Progress ||
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| Media Control 2 : Playing In Progress ||
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| Media Control 3 : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 1 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 1 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 1 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 1 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 1 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 1 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 2 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 2 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 2 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 2 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 2 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 2 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 3 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 3 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 3 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 3 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 3 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 3 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 4 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 4 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 4 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 4 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 4 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 4 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 5 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 5 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 5 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 5 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 5 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 5 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 6 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 6 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 6 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 6 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 6 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 6 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 7 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 7 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 7 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 7 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 7 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 7 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 8 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 8 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 8 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 8 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 8 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 8 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 9 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 9 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 9 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 9 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 9 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 9 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 10 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 10 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 10 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 10 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 10 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 10 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 11 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 11 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 11 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 11 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 11 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 11 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 12 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 12 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 12 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 12 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 12 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 12 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 13 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 13 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 13 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 13 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 13 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 13 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 14 Control : Play/Pause || ▶
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| Slot 14 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 14 Control : Pause || ▶
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| Slot 14 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 14 Control : Goto Previous || ▶
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| Slot 14 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 15 Control : Play || ▶
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| Slot 15 Control : Stop || ▶
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| Slot 15 Control : Goto Next || ▶
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| Slot 2 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 4 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 6 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 8 Control : Playing In Progress || ✔
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| Slot 9 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 10 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 11 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 12 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 13 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 14 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Slot 15 Control : Playing In Progress ||
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| Teleprompter : Playing In Progress || ▶
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| Teleprompter Velocity ||
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| Joystick 1 : X-value ||
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| Joystick 1 : Y-value ||
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| Joystick 1 : Z-value ||
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| Joystick 2 : X-value ||
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| Joystick 2 : Y-value ||
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| Joystick 2 : Z-value ||
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| Joystick 3 : X-value ||
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| Joystick 3 : Y-value ||
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| Joystick 3 : Z-value ||
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| Joystick 1 : Increment X-value ||
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| Joystick 1 : Increment Y-value ||
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| Joystick 1 : Increment Z-value ||
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| Joystick 2 : Increment X-value ||
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| Joystick 2 : Increment Y-value ||
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| Joystick 2 : Increment Z-value ||
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| Joystick 3 : Increment X-value ||
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| Joystick 3 : Increment Y-value ||
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| Joystick 3 : Increment Z-value ||
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| Joystick 1 : Decrement X-value ||
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| Joystick 1 : Decrement Y-value ||
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| Joystick 1 : Decrement Z-value ||
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| Joystick 2 : Decrement X-value ||
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| Joystick 2 : Decrement Y-value ||
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| Joystick 2 : Decrement Z-value ||
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| Joystick 3 : Decrement X-value ||
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| Joystick 3 : Decrement Y-value ||
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| Joystick 3 : Decrement Z-value ||
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| Select PTZ Preset 1 || ▶
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| Select PTZ Preset 2 || ▶
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| Select PTZ Preset 3 || ▶
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| Select PTZ Preset 4 || ▶
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| Select PTZ Preset 5 || ▶
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| PTZ Preset 1 selected ||
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| PTZ Preset 2 selected ||
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| PTZ Preset 3 selected ||
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| PTZ Preset 4 selected ||
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| PTZ Preset 5 selected ||
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| Control PTZ 1 with Joystick 1 || ▶
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| Control PTZ 1 with Joystick 2 || ▶
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| Control PTZ 1 with Joystick 3 || ▶
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| Control PTZ 2 with Joystick 1 || ▶
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| Control PTZ 2 with Joystick 2 || ▶
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| Control PTZ 2 with Joystick 3 || ▶
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| Control PTZ 3 with Joystick 1 || ▶
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| Control PTZ 3 with Joystick 2 || ▶
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| Control PTZ 3 with Joystick 3 || ▶
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| PTZ 1 controlled with Joystick 1 ||
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| PTZ 1 controlled with Joystick 2 ||
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| PTZ 1 controlled with Joystick 3 ||
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| PTZ 2 controlled with Joystick 1 ||
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| PTZ 2 controlled with Joystick 2 ||
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| PTZ 2 controlled with Joystick 3 ||
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| PTZ 3 controlled with Joystick 1 ||
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| PTZ 3 controlled with Joystick 2 ||
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| PTZ 3 controlled with Joystick 3 ||
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| Audio channel 1 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 2 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 3 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 4 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 5 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 6 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 7 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 8 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 9 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 10 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 11 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 12 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 13 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 14 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 15 : Volume ||
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| Audio channel 1 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 2 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 3 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 4 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 5 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 6 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 7 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 8 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 9 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 10 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 11 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 12 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 13 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 14 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 15 : Mute ||
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| Audio channel 1 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 2 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 3 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 4 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 5 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 6 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 7 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 8 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 9 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 10 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 11 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 12 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 13 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 14 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 15 : Balance ||
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| Audio channel 1 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 2 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 3 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 4 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 5 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 6 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 7 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 8 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 9 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 10 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 11 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 12 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 13 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 14 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 15 : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio channel 1 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 2 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 3 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 4 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 5 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 6 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 7 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 8 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 9 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 10 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 11 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 12 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 13 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 14 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 15 : Pan ||
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| Audio channel 1 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 2 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 3 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 4 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 5 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 6 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 7 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 8 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 9 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 10 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 11 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 12 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 13 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 14 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio channel 15 : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio Program channel : Volume ||
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| Audio Program channel : Mute ||
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| Audio Program channel : Balance ||
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| Audio Program channel : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio Program channel : Pan ||
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| Audio Program channel : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio Preview channel : Volume ||
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| Audio Preview channel : Mute ||
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| Audio Preview channel : Balance ||
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| Audio Preview channel : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio Preview channel : Pan ||
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| Audio Preview channel : Reset Pan || ▶
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| Audio Global channel : Volume ||
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| Audio Global channel : Mute ||
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| Audio Global channel : Balance ||
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| Audio Global channel : Reset Balance || ▶
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| Audio Global channel : Pan ||
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| Audio Global channel : Reset Pan || ▶

|}

AllMix web control

2023-08-17T02:38:09Z

Natalia: /* Command list */

Starting from version 2.0.44, an http server was added for remote control of captions (title) using get requests.
In order for the text to be accessible for management, you need to select the text type “Table” in the title editor and set the name of the text in the “Text Table Column” field.
There are only two commands so far:

1. http://127.0.0.1:8088/API/?Function=GetTitles
Lists all available titles and names.

2. http://127.0.0.1:8088/API/?Function=SetText&Input=1&SelectedName=Timer&Value=TIMER
Changes the text with the name specified in SelectedName to the value specified by the Value parameter

Parameters:
Input - either the number or name of the gfx file from the Media Composition list
SelectedName - the name of the column in the table, if not specified or not found, then the first is taken from the left
Value - text, there should be no characters “&” and “=”
That was in September.
After that, web control was added directly from the browser at http://localhost:8088 You can use it on-air and copy control string from bottom of window for future using from external applications etc.
To control from another computer, at the first start, when windows displays the "allow access to the network" dialog, you need to check the checkbox of the type "allow access from another computer".

='''Command list'''=
{| class="wikitable"
! !!
|-
| Conference : Start/Stop || ▶
|-
| Recording : Start/Stop || ▶
|-
| Recording : Start || ▶
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| Recording : Stop || ▶
|-
| Recording : Pause On/Off || ▶
|-
| Recording : In Progress ||
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| Recording : Paused ||
|-
| Streaming : Start/Stop || ▶
|-
| Streaming : Start || ▶
|-
| Streaming : Stop || ▶
|-
| Streaming : Pause On/Off || ▶
|-
| Streaming : In Progress ||
|-
| Streaming NDI™ : Start/Stop || ▶
|-
| Streaming NDI™ : Start || ▶
|-
| Streaming NDI™ : Stop || ▶
|-
| Streaming NDI™ : Pause On/Off || ▶
|-
| Streaming NDI™ : In Progress ||
|-
| Cut || ▶
|-
| Auto || ▶
|-
| Auto-transition progress ||
|-
| T-bar position ||
|-
| T-bar is at Lowest position || ✔
|-
| T-bar is at Highest position ||
|-
| Select Program slot 1 || ▶
|-
| Select Program slot 2 || ▶
|-
| Select Program slot 3 || ▶
|-
| Select Program slot 4 || ▶
|-
| Select Program slot 5 || ▶
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| Select Program slot 6 || ▶
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| Select Program slot 7 || ▶
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| Select Program slot 8 || ▶
|-
| Select Program slot 9 || ▶
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| Select Program slot 10 || ▶
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| Select Program slot 11 || ▶
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| Select Program slot 12 || ▶
|-
| Select Program slot 13 || ▶
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| Select Program slot 14 || ▶
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| Select Program slot 15 || ▶
|-
| Program slot 1 selected ||
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| Program slot 2 selected ||
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| Program slot 3 selected ||
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| Program slot 4 selected ||
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| Program slot 5 selected ||
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| Program slot 6 selected ||
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| Program slot 7 selected ||
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| Program slot 8 selected ||
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| Program slot 9 selected || ✔
|-
| Program slot 10 selected ||
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| Program slot 11 selected ||
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| Program slot 12 selected ||
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| Program slot 13 selected ||
|-
| Program slot 14 selected ||
|-
| Program slot 15 selected ||
|-
| Select Program slot Black || ▶
|-
| Program slot Black selected ||
|-
| Select Program slot Bars || ▶
|-
| Program slot Bars selected ||
|-
| Select Preview slot 1 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 2 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 3 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 4 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 5 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 6 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 7 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 8 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 9 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 10 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 11 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 12 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 13 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 14 || ▶
|-
| Select Preview slot 15 || ▶
|-
| Preview slot 1 selected ||
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| Preview slot 2 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 3 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 4 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 5 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 6 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 7 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 8 selected || ✔
|-
| Preview slot 9 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 10 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 11 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 12 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 13 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 14 selected ||
|-
| Preview slot 15 selected ||
|-
| Select Preview slot Black || ▶
|-
| Preview slot Black selected ||
|-
| Select Preview slot Bars || ▶
|-
| Preview slot Bars selected ||
|-
| Select Transition 1 || ▶
|-
| Select Transition 2 || ▶
|-
| Select Transition 3 || ▶
|-
| Select Transition 4 || ▶
|-
| Select Transition 5 || ▶
|-
| Select Transition 6 || ▶
|-
| Select Transition 7 || ▶
|-
| Select Transition 8 || ▶
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| Select Transition 9 || ▶
|-
| Transition 1 selected ||
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| Transition 2 selected ||
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| Transition 3 selected ||
|-
| Transition 4 selected ||
|-
| Transition 5 selected ||
|-
| Transition 6 selected ||
|-
| Transition 7 selected ||
|-
| Transition 8 selected ||
|-
| Transition 9 selected || ✔
|-
| Select Scene button 1 || ▶
|-
| Select Scene button 2 || ▶
|-
| Select Scene button 3 || ▶
|-
| Select Scene button 4 || ▶
|-
| Select Scene button 5 || ▶
|-
| Select Scene button 6 || ▶
|-
| Select Scene button 7 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 8 || ▶
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| Select Scene button 9 || ▶
|-
| Scene button 1 selected ||
|-
| Scene button 2 selected ||
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| Scene button 3 selected ||
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| Scene button 4 selected ||
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| Scene button 5 selected ||
|-
| Scene button 6 selected ||
|-
| Scene button 7 selected ||
|-
| Scene button 8 selected ||
|-
| Scene button 9 selected ||
|-
| Smooth scene transitions enable/disable || ▶
|-
| Smooth scene transitions disabled ||
|-
| Logo 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Logo 1 : Show || ▶
|-
| Logo 1 : Hide || ▶
|-
| Logo 1 : Visible ||
|-
| Clock : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Clock : Show || ▶
|-
| Clock : Hide || ▶
|-
| Clock : Visible ||
|-
| Program PIP 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Program PIP 1 : Show || ▶
|-
| Program PIP 1 : Hide || ▶
|-
| Program PIP 1 : Visible ||
|-
| Program Titles : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Program Titles : Show || ▶
|-
| Program Titles : Hide || ▶
|-
| Program Titles : Visible || ✔
|-
| Preview PIP 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Preview PIP 1 : Show || ▶
|-
| Preview PIP 1 : Hide || ▶
|-
| Preview PIP 1 : Visible ||
|-
| Preview Titles : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Preview Titles : Show || ▶
|-
| Preview Titles : Hide || ▶
|-
| Preview Titles : Visible ||
|-
| Title 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Title 1 : Show || ▶
|-
| Title 1 : Hide || ▶
|-
| Title 2 : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Title 2 : Show || ▶
|-
| Title 2 : Hide || ▶
|-
| Title 1 : Visible ||
|-
| Title 2 : Visible ||
|-
| Preview Title 1 : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Preview Title 1 : Show || ▶
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| Preview Title 1 : Hide || ▶
|-
| Preview Title 2 : Show/Hide || ▶
|-
| Preview Title 2 : Show || ▶
|-
| Preview Title 2 : Hide || ▶
|-
| Preview Title 1 : Visible ||
|-
| Preview Title 2 : Visible ||
|-
| Text Table : Goto Next || ▶
|-
| Text Table : Goto Previous || ▶
|-
| Current Control : Play/Pause || ▶
|-
| Current Control : Play || ▶
|-
| Current Control : Pause || ▶
|-
| Current Control : Stop || ▶
|-
| Current Control : Goto Previous || ▶
|-
| Current Control : Goto Next || ▶
|-
| Current Control : Playing In Progress || ✔
|-
| Media Control 1 : Play/Pause || ▶
|-
| Media Control 1 : Play || ▶
|-
| Media Control 1 : Pause || ▶
|-
| Media Control 1 : Stop || ▶
|-
| Media Control 1 : Goto Previous || ▶
|-
| Media Control 1 : Goto Next || ▶
|-
| Media Control 2 : Play/Pause || ▶
|-
| Media Control 2 : Play || ▶
|-
| Media Control 2 : Pause || ▶
|-
| Media Control 2 : Stop || ▶
|-
| Media Control 2 : Goto Previous || ▶
|-
| Media Control 2 : Goto Next || ▶
|-
| Media Control 3 : Play/Pause || ▶
|-
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AllMix is quite a powerful tool for creating, recording and broadcasting multimedia content in the field of television, broadcasting and education. However, this software product is focused primarily on medium and small companies, and even individual users. Those, the user of the AllMix program should not be required to have deep specialized knowledge that goes beyond his professional activities.

This means that 3D scenes must be prepared in a special way, allowing the average AllMix user (who does not have an idea about KeyFrame animation, materials, texture coordinates, etc.) to control the animation, assign media sources to scene elements, etc.
AllMix spends significant computer resources on processing incoming and outgoing video streams, media files, title elements, etc. This means that 3D scenes (several of them can be simultaneously used in one AllMix project) should be optimized so as to economize computer resources and ensure fast loading of 3D scenes.

The features of the preparation of 3D scenes for use in AllMix this article is devoted.

=General information=

The virtual studio built into AllMix does not use expensive and difficult to use tracking systems. However, in many cases it allows to achieve the same results. How is this achieved? In AllMix, the diffuse texture of the material of a special object in a 3D scene (a flat rectangle) is replaced with a “live” image of an actor (with an alpha channel) from a fixed real camera. When a virtual camera is moved, the observer sees a picture similar to that as if the real camera did not stand still, but moved in concert with the movement of the virtual camera.

This technology has both pros and cons:

*The disadvantages include restrictions on the angle of view of the virtual camera relative to the "Actor" plane.

*Advantages - the ability to animate a virtual camera in ways that are difficult to implement (or impossible at all) for a real camera.

In principle, the Render Engine AllMix allows, for example, to use real-time PBR (physically-based rendering) technology. However, in a 3D scene intended for use in AllMix, only standard materials and standard light sources are allowed. Moreover, with restrictions.

This is due to the following reasons:

*firstly, the desire to maximize computer resources, speed up the loading of 3d scenes.

*secondly, the real-time PBR picture quality is significantly worse than rendering quality in unreal time ("Vray", "Corona", etc.).

Therefore, creating a scene in 3ds Max for plug-ins "Vray" or "Corona", followed by conversion through baking textures into a standard 3ds Max scene, will make the scene "easy", and will make high quality result when real-time rendering in AllMix.

It is desirable to have two 3D scenes:

*Original (for plug-ins "Vray" or "Corona"), in which you can use any materials and any number of any light sources.

*Result, which is obtained from the original by converting to the "standard" 3ds max scene. It is from this scene that the export to the .fbx file is made for use in AllMix.

! When baking, use Map Channel 3

=3d scene optimization=

==Materials, light sources, camera==

After baking the textures, all materials, light sources, cameras, etc. must be converted to standard for 3dsMax types:

*camera - "FreeCamera"

*light source - "Omni"

*material - "Standard (Blinn)"

Currently, AllMix uses only three types of textures - "Diffuse", "Opacity" and "Reflection". Baked materials are best made self-luminous. This will remove the "extra" light sources, bringing their number to a minimum. Or even do without them.

The camera should be the only one. Different camera positions are set by an animation track. Values for clipping planes of the camera in the camera properties must be set manually (Clipping Planes / Clip Manually) in accordance with the parameters of this 3d scene.

[[File:!1_AllCast.jpg]]

==Objects==

It is undesirable to use groups (command Group). Especially for animated objects.

On the contrary, combining objects (command Attach) is always good both for saving resources and for fast loading. Of course, this must be done before baking the textures and taking into account the fact that the maximum size of the baked texture is 2048x2048 px.

Before exporting, it is recommended to apply the "Convert to Editable Mesh" and (then) "ResetX-Form" procedures to all objects in the scene. It will also significantly speed up the loading of the scene in AllMix and ensure its correctness.

=Media Objects=

==General rules==

In order for AllMix to place the 3d-scene object in the list of media objects, its name must contain the words "monitor", "screen", "video" or "actor". For example: "Back_wall_monitor", "monitor1", "Monitor", "Actor", "FullSizeActor", etc.

A media object must contain only one material.

AllMix allows the user to replace diffuse material maps of media objects with an arbitrary static image, with a file or streaming video.

If the material of a media object contains a transparency map, then media with an alpha channel can be assigned to this media object (in particular, the “ChromaKey” technique can be applied).

==Media object "Actor"==

The "Actor" media object must be a planar object (rectangle) with a 16: 9 (HD) or 4: 3 (SD) aspect ratio, depending on the type of camera that captures the real actor.

If the first character in the name of this object is an exclamation mark (for example, "! MyActor"), then the object will always "look" at the virtual camera, if this object is created in the following way:

*Create a Plane object in the Front window.

*Apply the "Reset XForm" procedure to it.

*Apply to it the procedure "Convert To Editabel Mesh"

After that the object can be moved, rotated, scaled, etc.

There is a technique that allows the virtual camera to "zoom in" on the waist plan of a full-height figure without losing the image quality of the Actor.

At the same time, the real camera and the Media Object "Actor" in the 3d scene must be rotated 90 degrees.

[[File:!2_AllCast.jpg]]

=Reflections=

AllMix has the ability to render real-time reflection for planar objects. Such objects also should not contain more than one unique material.

A planar object can have any shape, and even consist of separate spaced fragments. The main thing that all elements of the object lay in the same plane. The "Pivot" of the object must also be in this plane.

As a rule, the objects for the purpose of the reflection are the floor, the surface of the table, etc.
In order for AllMix to perceive an object as reflective, it is necessary to put a check in the material assigned to it for the Reflection option and set the reflection weight.
The "map" field must contain the "FlatMirror" procedural map. The degree of blur reflection is set by the parameter "Bloor" in the properties of the map "FlatMirror".
Maximum reflection value is 50.

[[File:!3_AllCast.jpg]]

* If in the field "Map" of the option "Reflection" are used "Bitmap", then the "reflections" are constructed in the usual way - on the basis of the selected texture maps. In this case, the object is not required to be planar.

=Animation=

==The principle of building animation in AllMix==

In AllMix, playback of animation tracks (created in 3ds Max) is performed between some named object "States", with unique sets of parameters: "position", "rotate", "scale".

The principle of "State" animation is that when working in AllMix, the user selects not a specific segment of the animation track to play, but “destination” - the "State" to which the object must “come”. At the same time, the AllMix program automatically selects the segment of the track, the beginning of which corresponds to the current state, and the end - to the target state. If there is no such segment of the track, then the transition from the current "State" to the final "State" is instantaneous.

Why does AllMix use “State Animation” technology to control animation instead of seemingly more understandable “Action Animation” technology? ("Action Animation" is such a control method, when each segment of the object's animation has its own button, which is responsible for starting the animation for a given segment of the track).

For example, consider a 3D scene in which there are N basic positions of a virtual camera and in 3ds Max segments of animated tracks are created that correspond to all possible “moves” of a virtual camera between these basic positions. According to the combinatorial formula, the number of such segments (and, consequently, the number of corresponding buttons for "Action Animation" technology) should be N! / (N-2)!

That is, for a scene with three, six or ten basic positions of the virtual camera, we will need, respectively, 6, 30 or 90 buttons for "Action Animation" technology. But to control the animation according to the “State Animation” technology, we will need only 3, 6 or 10 buttons, respectively. The difference is significant.

In addition, "State Animation" technology greatly simplifies the work of the operator. He does not need to think about the basic position of the virtual camera at the moment. Simply select the button corresponding to the desired next camera position.

==Creating a "State" - animation in 3DS Max==

===To avoid mistakes and confusion, we recommend starting with the following:===

*First of all, the time configuration of the animation should be converted to the “Frames” format (Time Configuration / Time Display / Frames), since for AllMix the description of the lengths of the animation tracks is set in this format.

*Then, in the "Auto Key" mode, after some (small) intervals on the frame track, we create the base positions of the virtual camera. The keys corresponding to these positions must contain values for "position", "rotate", "scale". (For the camera - only "position" and "rotate") To make sure that the keys contain all the necessary parameters, you can apply the "Create Key" option to each created base position on the personnel track.

[[File:!4_AllCast.jpg]]

*Each basic camera position (i.e., “State” with a unique set of parameters “position” and “rotate”) will come up with unique and “speaking” names (for example, we have four “States” and we will call them “Near”, "Center", "Left", "Right") and for now keep them in mind. They will come in handy later.

===Creating animated transitions and their description===

We will need the created keys as samples when creating segments of animated transitions between the basic positions of the virtual camera. We will copy them to the beginning and end of the segments of the track that define the animation of transitions between a pair of "Steits". This will guarantee that the values of the keys will be the same for the same "State", no matter what position of the track it is.

'''!'''By the way, it is useful for our "exemplary" keys to set properties immediately (for example: Easy From = 25, Easy To = 25, Continuty = 0).

The next step is to create segments of the object animation. The segments themselves can be of any length and contain any internal keys. However, as we have already indicated, they must begin and end with keys copied from "exemplary" "Steits".

We need to tell the AllMix program which segments of the animation to use for transitions between "States".

The description of the used segments of animated tracks, the corresponding transitions between the steits of each animated object is set in the user properties of the same object in the following format:

'''<animation name="<StateName>_to_<StateName>" from="<number>" to="<number>" />'''

Spaces inside quotation marks ("") are not allowed.

As a pair of <StateName>, we use the names for the states that were invented above, and as <number> we use the numbers of the first and last frames of the animation segments responsible for the animation of the transition between this pair of "States".
As a result, we get the following:

[[File:!5_AllCast.jpg]]

In this example, the lengths of the animation segments are the same and have common edges, but this is not necessary at all. Transitions can be of any length. If it is more convenient to create segments of transition animation at some distance from each other, do as it is more convenient. Sections of the track that are not described in the user properties of the object will be simply ignored.

It is also seen from the example that it is not necessary to create and describe segments of animation corresponding to reverse transitions. Since AllMix can play tracks both in the forward and in the opposite direction.

If, after importing the scene into AllMix, "something went wrong", then first of all you need to look for the error in the description of transitions between the states in "Object Proporties / User Defined".

===Parameter "loop"===

If the value of the loop parameter = "true", then the described segment of the animation of the object will be looped. At the same time, this animation starts automatically after the scene is loaded into AllMix. By default (in the absence of the loop parameter) its value is set to "false". Therefore, for non-looped animation segments, this parameter can be omitted. On the contrary, for looped segments, you can omit the names of the steits.

For example, if there is a rotating earth globe in a scene that makes a complete revolution in 1000 frames, then in order to create its looped animation, we need to make the following entry in the user properties of the globe object:

[[File:!6_AllCast.jpg]]

===Parameter "children"===

The "children" parameter is used when describing the animation of the parent objects of the hierarchical tree of 3d objects of the scene. If the value of children = "true", then both the animation of the parent object itself and the animation of its "children" will play. In this case, the animation of the "children" in their user properties is not necessary. By default (in the absence of the children parameter) its value set to "true".

=="Auto State"==

What will happen if the animation of the object is created according to the rules described above, but there is no description of transitions in the camera’s “Object Proporties / User Defined”?

In this case, after loading the scene, AllMix will try to determine the “States” by itself, create a description of the transitions and the corresponding control icon buttons. For simple animation, quite often the automaton guesses "what the author meant." Especially if the segments of the tracks responsible for transitions between "States" have common edges. Otherwise, it is possible to automatically create unnecessary transitions, and in some cases, the loss of some " States".
Something can be fixed in the built-in AllMix editor, but something is not.

Therefore, it is better not to be lazy and describe transitions between the " States" in "Object Proporties / User Defined".

==Some useful additional information==

For the creator of the 3D scene, it is useful to know how AllMix uses the contents of the custom properties of the object:

*After loading the scene, the program automatically creates icon buttons in the interface that correspond to the "States" that have custom properties, designed according to the above rules.

*When you click on the icon of any "State", the program finds a line from the list in the user properties of this object, which contains a couple of "States" (current state and destination state) and plays a section of the track that is specified in this line in one direction or another.

*The images on the icon are generated as a "snapshot" from the virtual camera corresponding to the result of performing the action by clicking on this button-icon.

*In addition, the icon displays the name of the "State" to which this icon corresponds. That is why it is desirable that the name of the state corresponds to the purpose of the button.

=Export from 3ds Max=

To use the 3D scene in AllMix, you must export the scene in FBX format:

[[File:!7_AllCast.jpg]]

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How to use BlackMagicDesign boards in AllMix

2020-06-03T04:08:38Z

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'''How to use BlackMagicDesign boards in AllMix'''

You need add '''Live''' source to your '''MEDIA''' collection:

[[File:AllMixBM_1.png]]

You will see “Select Live Input” dialog.

You can select '''three''' different BlackMagic sources for each boards:

'''First''' from DeckLink Boards section (API connection):

[[File:AllMixBM_2.png]]

'''Second''' from “System Video Devices” section

[[File:AllMixBM_3.png]]

This selection will not works for just DeckLink boards (incompatible API).

'''Third''' source selection can be done from “DirectShow Video Capture”:

[[File:AllMixBM_4.png]]

First source can be controlled from AllMix GUI (“Edit…”).

Second source currently does not work.

'''Third''' source required accurate setup as DirectShow filter. It is available in “Live source editor”:

[[File:AllMixBM_5.png]]

You can open DirectShow “Video Capture Properties” in '''Video''' section of the editor:

[[File:AllMixBM_6.png]]

And:

[[File:AllMixBM_7.png]]

In this case, you have to select and set correct video-mode in Editor GUI (Video Section) for board input, otherwise you will obtain on input '''black frame''' only.

[[File:AllMixBM_8.png]]

In this case, input mode will be selected '''automatically''' at start time.

[[File:AllMixBM_9.png]]

If you are '''sure''', you can select '''exact''' mode for input.

'''Restart''' of application is '''required''' for any changes in Video Capture Properties for DeckLink boards.

The '''Audio''' source can be selected separately for the third source:

[[File:AllMixBM_10.png]]

! You '''unable''' to use first and third sources '''simultaneously'''.

How to use BlackMagicDesign boards in AllMix

2020-06-03T04:00:39Z

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'''How to use BlackMagicDesign boards in AllMix'''

You need add '''Live''' source to your '''MEDIA''' collection:

You will see “Select Live Input” dialog.

You can select '''three''' different BlackMagic sources for each boards:

'''First''' from DeckLink Boards section (API connection):

'''Second''' from “System Video Devices” section

This selection will not works for just DeckLink boards (incompatible API).

'''Third''' source selection can be done from “DirectShow Video Capture”:

First source can be controlled from AllMix GUI (“Edit…”).
Second source currently does not work.
Third source required accurate setup as DirectShow filter. It is available in “Live source editor”:

You can open DirectShow “Video Capture Properties” in '''Video''' section of the editor:

And:

In this case, you have to select and set correct video-mode in Editor GUI (Video Section) for board input, otherwise you will obtain on input '''black frame''' only.

In this case, input mode will be selected '''automatically''' at start time.

If you are '''sure''', you can select '''exact''' mode for input.

'''Restart''' of application is '''required''' for any changes in Video Capture Properties for DeckLink boards.

The '''Audio''' source can be selected separately for the third source:

! You '''unable''' to use first and third sources '''simultaneously'''.

How to use BlackMagicDesign boards in AllMix

2020-06-03T04:00:24Z

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2020-06-03T03:57:05Z

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2020-06-03T03:53:50Z

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2020-06-03T03:53:22Z

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Configuring AllMix Sound for Broadcast to Skype via Virtual Audio Cable

2020-06-03T03:53:04Z

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'''Configuring AllMix Sound for Broadcast to Skype via Virtual Audio Cable'''

=CABLE should not be the default device for recording and playback=

[[File:AllMixSK_eng_1.jpg]]

[[File:AllMixSK_eng_2.jpg]]

=In Skype, the microphone should be - CABLE Output=

[[File:AllMixSK_eng_3.jpg]]

=In AllMix, the audio output should be - CABLE Input=

[[File:AllMixSK_eng_4.jpg]]

= =

In order to listen to what AllMix broadcasts on Skype, you need to add another audio output to the speakers in AllMix. But these speakers '''do not have to match''' the speakers selected in Skype. Otherwise, the Skype sound from the remote subscriber wins in them. But nothing is heard from AllMix. In this case, the main audio output of AllMix - CABLE Input is also extinguished. As a result, '''Skype stops broadcasting sound'''. (Therefore, the Realtek Digital Output speakers was selected for Skype, and the Realtek High Definition Audio for AllMix).

Configuring AllMix Sound for Broadcast to Skype via Virtual Audio Cable

2020-06-03T03:49:44Z

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'''Configuring AllMix Sound for Broadcast to Skype via Virtual Audio Cable'''

=CABLE should not be the default device for recording and playback=

=In Skype, the microphone should be - CABLE Output=

=In AllMix, the audio output should be - CABLE Input=

= =

In order to listen to what AllMix broadcasts on Skype, you need to add another audio output to the speakers in AllMix. But these speakers do not have to match the speakers selected in Skype. Otherwise, the Skype sound from the remote subscriber wins in them. But nothing is heard from AllMix. In this case, the main audio output of AllMix - CABLE Input is also extinguished. As a result, Skype stops broadcasting sound. (Therefore, the Realtek Digital Output speakers was selected for Skype, and the Realtek High Definition Audio for AllMix).

TV STUDIO ALL¹MIX

2020-06-03T03:48:26Z

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