Perhaps, instead, another Arduino shield with locked-down firmware that acts like an I/O version of an SDK. But I do understand the need sometimes to keep a low-level protocol private. If BMD was worried about cannibalizing M/E panel sales, they wouldn't even publish an ATEM SDK for Windows and macOS. They're accessories that cost 2X - 10X (or even higher) than the device they're controlling. So, when someone like me just wants is an extra lever or dial - some form of analog input - Skaarhoj and M/E panels are economic overkill. They're pretty capable button-wise, so there's no need to duplicate everything. I'm thinking specifically about the ATEM Mini products. BMD has other efforts that assist DIY'ers, so it seems odd to leave a hole here. Xtreemtec wrote:The Atem control protocol is officially proprietary protocol and wont be released!!Įxactly. Nowhere near the control you get with the API but simple for switching only. I suspect the Video hub remote panels would also work to control the Constellation! This would be awesome for ATEM's that have AUX output so you can use them like a video hub, especially the Constellation.

Just connected using Putty to one of my ATEM's using port 9990Īfter more than 5 years deep in the ATEM API and documentation I have never seen mention of support for the router protocol in the ATEM's.

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