Bicycle-sized live-streaming rig using the Blackmagic ATEM

[@ChuckTL]

Wow! I gotta say, I'm watching a lot of streaming tutorial because I'm starting to live stream myself and this is the most relaxing/educating video I've seen in a long time! Good job!

[@mrphillipwest]

Great video Aaron. Lots of moving parts here - pre-production and planning is huge. I admire how you have condensed this rather extensive rig into a “seemingly simple” mobile production setup. You’ve got to be on your game when your a one man band. Love it!

[@aaronpk]

Thanks so much!

[@gottesman007]

Incredible how you can do all of that for yourself seamlessly. You should be charging a lot for your services

[@ranzee]

Greetings from Western Australia! Just found your channel, and loved the video! Keep up the pro work!

[@GaryFab]

The passion... Great video. Congratulations! (Watching your finished edits - ML4ALL)

[@metamorfosis181]

Wow, great job on this video. And I got to say you are awesome, very well thought out and efficient setup!

[@adamblaster]

That was LEGENDARY to witness! And I second what some other commenters said: I hope your rates justify this wild setup and operating/editing! Maybe someday you’ll get a car?

[@aaronpk]

Haha thanks! I could afford a car if I wanted one, I just really don't! An electric bike would be fun though

[@superjunaid]

First off amazing work Aaron! This was a delightful video to watch, loved that you had workflows and a lot of the preparations in place! I’m totally impressed and blown away at the same time. Thanks so much for sharing your process and how neat and clean the entire setup was!

[@alexanderfitzwater9511]

A very well though-through rig. Thanks for taking time to explain what you’ve done. Super insightful!

[@VvisualsMediaSolutions]

You are a freaking genius. Streamdeck why didn't I think of that. Then you put that whole freaking setup on a bike 🤣🤣🤣

[@exectech]

Great job and great video. Additional pro tip- have a guy to spot you when loading your bike!

[@jamieandrei]

This is great.. pretty sure you can connect via router to the hyperdeck, so no need to eject the cards (plus you can right back to them for any bumpers & cue via StreamDeck).. just pull via router to your edit laptop via a fast router / switch..

[@dpixvid]

Sweet! Thanks for workflow process! So good.

[@JTR...]

OMG all on one bicycle? You are a star man, thanks.

[@BrokerBasil]

Wow - just looking at starting streaming and mostly above my head but this was such an awesome setup/workflow and love that you carry it all on your bike.

[@Eve27films2]

Nice setup.....I love it

[@Joshua-fc7ri]

And it all fits on a bike? Wow. That's pretty amazing.

[@falakoala4579]

Please make a course about how you setup, get and charge clients etc. Wondering how you convince a client to pay how much this service is worth

[@kamileqone]

Wow! Fantastic job. How many years need to have such practice what tools hardware needed and get into such box?

[@antonyseferlis9069]

Mixing video streaming set up with machine learning event!! amazing combo!

[@rawdelicious]

You are friggin hard core!

[@boardingurban]

All of that on your bike!? I do lots of miles on my bike and complain over a heavy backpack. You're a beast. Keep it up!

[@josephfloyd727]

As a kona ute guy I had to give this one a second watch. Can't wait for your videos on the atem mini.

[@stevecooksley]

Inspired by your organisational skills - I'll refer back to this film whenever I feel I'm losing control of my setup. I also have an F4 and was contemplating whether I could use it as a USB Audio Interface to my ATEM so I've got separate channel control and possible audio delay control - I can't find anyone on KZbin who has done this so not sure it's possible. Thanks again!

[@aaronpk]

Thanks! I wasn't aware that any ATEMs had the ability to use a USB audio interface so I'm not really sure how that could work.

[@stevecooksley]

@@aaronpk Haha, yes, I realised very quickly after my post that it was a non-starter!

[@jorgezepeda7288]

One Man's Band. I know the feeling. If you have helpers, sometimes by the time they get the message. You already did the job and pack!

[@bj0ernaa]

Your setup is ON POINT! Very interesting to see!

[@nadeemdeme]

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is really one man show big thumbs up

[@mchampag]

Man, you have got your act together. This is amazing stuff!

[@aprendiendosobrenutricion]

That was A-M-A-Z-I-N-G

[@magnusnielsen9966]

you can make a video how to control atm mini with stream deck

[@Calvarydima]

Wishing you the best . What is an average for such a project per day that you would charge, or what is an average

[@aaronpk]

I haven't updated my rates for 2020 or 2021, but you can see my previously listed rates here backpedal.tv/pricing

[@WhackWackenhut]

great video

[@lklmmedia4715]

Aaron - This was a great watch - now grab a coffee before you read my comment...Sorry I get passionate about Media productions... :) Keep up the good work - I don't often watch similar videos to this right through - as a lot of the time not everyone is doing a lot of the same I am doing, but I watched through the setup, and how you have your Road case setup, and it ticked a lot of my setup and methodologies, so it was awesome to see someone I can relate to as far as setup, preparedness, and PREPAREDNESS (I often run 3 recordings on the day - Camera, Atomos Shogun, and the Streaming PC itself. ) I put myself in the same Boat/category as yourself when it comes to one Man production crew. I do have some other staff, including my Son and Daughter, however for the most part they are off at other venues filming along with my other 14 Camera operators whilst I am at a venue where I am doing the Bulk of work. We do work for Australian Rules football here in Australia - where the work I do includes Filming, Directing, Streaming, Graphics, Live Replays, etc...and it's all done at the same time! Prodominately that includes having built several iterations of a Compact streaming unit - it has gone from laptop size, to something which takes up a whole car Seat, now back down to a single (similar to yours) 6RU compact "UGLY" as they call them - Road case - although I am about to buy a van to deck out as a Mobile Broadcast studio - so I also need to think both Inside and Outside the box for a few things. My current main setup is effectively a 6 x PCIe slot Server Motherboard, with an i7 processor and 64Gb of RAM, running Windows 10 and as @EventSwitcher mentions below - I use VMIX software. It has 2 Blackmagic cards in it - a Quad and a Duo - giving me up to 10 inputs and 2 Outputs (Vmix limited to 2 physical outputs via SDI unfortunately) - however I overcome outputs there by also having a 4 x port HDMI video card so I can use 2 Monitors for the Broadcaster feeds and another port for my control monitor (don't use the Multi-view as much because there is no Control of it.) Recently added a Decimator to the Mix - although mine went faulty after 2 weeks and although will input via HDMI - the HDCP componentry has failed I think, as you can't Plug it into a PC or Laptop - Off being replaced/repaired. Long story...Longer... I have a Small Korg Midi controller which I mount on my Sony Z280 Camera and have programmed more than 40 functions on it to enable me to have the Streaming Setup away from the camera, but operate it entirely from the camera - which includes the Live Replays, Overlay control, Switching (if also using a 2nd Cam,) - Pretty sure that is all your Stream-Deck is doing, i.e. pre-programmed Macros. Would love to get a chance to film my workflow one day...I think the thing I am most proud of - which I can see in what you are doing, is being able to quickly identify what everything is and does instantly, which when I am trying to film what really is an extremely fast paced game is something I don't think many people would be able to do *pats self on back* - and doing the Videoing as well as shot producion, replays, Live Scores and making sure the Commentators are able to see everything they need to as well as delivering a Live-Streamed product for the Viewers. If interested at all - I did put this together earlier this year - a little hard to see but just below where the Shogun is - is where the Midi Controller sits., and the Viltrox on top is my control screen, effectively that is the Windows Desktop with VMIX running - yes it's small, but I know where everything is...so it's easy to control. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpDOZK2kZdSNZpI The Biggest problem I had between the First iterations of using Wirecast, then Vmix for the past 2 years - was that the Moment you want any more than 1 input - you start to need to look at PCIe cards in a desktop/Server - because devices using USB3 or Thunderbolt just won't give you the Bandwidth you want for Multiple video inputs. That said - if all you have is a Single Video input and can get away with a Single Shuttle and using NDI over a Network for further inputs (use for graphics and Presenter laptops for instance.) then something like Vmix would be Perfect, and you could potentially cut down some of the bulk even more - further to that it is far cheaper than the Single Tricaster option (altough co-incidentally - Newtek do do some amazing NDI stuff!) Cheers

[@hacklabdesign]

If I’m just using ATEM mini , what would be benefit of stream deck? I make stuff in my garage live with software demos , 3 camera and computer screen .

[@aaronpk]

The stream deck lets you control things a little easier than the buttons on the Mini since you can get the stream deck to run macros. Check out my other video here where I talk about that for a small production kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ6oZaqHoc9jrrM

[@RubenChinchia]

Wow!!! Amazing, geat job, congrats!!

[@DeanHarringtonimages]

That is an amazing one-man-band setup ... I wonder if I can do that in the streets of Tokyo ???

[@tontoMemoryMomentsMedia]

Amazing!!

[@priscilla6893]

Hi, I am really impressed with your set up. Can you tell me why do you need to use that sling studio and how did you connect that sling studio with that atem switcher studio.

[@aaronpk]

Thanks! In this setup I use the Sling Studio as the encoder that streams to the internet. The program out from the ATEM switcher feeds into the Sling Studio, but all the camera switching and graphics is done in the ATEM before it gets to the Sling Studio. Check out my new videos about the ATEM Mini though, because now that I have that device, I’ll be doing things very differently when I get back to filming conferences!

[@priscilla6893]

@@aaronpk We have an Atem switcher television studio in our church, but I am trying to find a way to show graphic, sermons, lower third, moving titles on my livestream. So, can I use that sling studio to do all that with my Atem switcher?

[@tomzizzi2389]

I appreciate the informative and well-produced videos on your channel. I heard you mention Mint Mobile. do they provide service for your live streams. What is you preferred means of connecting to the internet, related to service providers?

[@aaronpk]

They are my cell phone provider! I have CenturyLink fiber internet at my studio. I haven't done in-person shoots like this in a while, but typically I will use either the venue's wifi or ethernet, using my cell phone only as a backup.

[@alejandrogarcia3792]

Excelente, felicidades y saludos desde México 👍🏽, Consulta que monitor es? O modelo de tableta en tu monitoreo? Saludos!

[@treylyde999]

Unreal

[@deanhome1]

have you considered a tricaster mini it would eliminate all that and all you need is a back pack to hold the mini and a gechic portable monitor that's what I use i sold my atem studio and DAC

[@aaronpk]

It wouldn't cut out that much gear though. Still need cameras, tripods, and cables. The main reason I don't use it is because I don't want to sink that much cash into a single device that's actually a computer, where I'd need to replace the entire thing to upgrade it. This way I can replace parts as needed and it's much more flexible, and about the same price or cheaper. I also don't trust a computer operating system as much as I trust dedicated hardware.

[@deanhome1]

@@aaronpk You have a valid point, for me being able to have powerpoint slides inside the system bin, or using NDI scan converter to share the client's screen and bring it in really helps, configurable input and outputs, data linking which I use allot. We all have to find a workflow that works for us. The newer atem you have is way better than the atem studio I had. The only thing I wish they would add is the ability to not have to use photoshop for your lower thirds. In an emergency situation where you have to add someone's title last minute unless you have photoshop connected it wouldn't work is it the same on the one you have.

[@videozappo]

Great setup!

[@SornDP]

Do you have a video on that video box? It looks very interesting.

[@aaronpk]

which one? i have a video about the SlingStudio, it’s in one of the playlists on my channel. I don’t have another video about the big 4U rack box other than this one.

[@SornDP]

@@aaronpk Thanks for the reply. I was asking about the rack box, but I guess it should be obvious by your description what is in it. This stuff is new to me but I enjoy your content a lot

[@aaronpk]

Gotcha. there’s a few pieces of gear tucked inside the box that i didn’t mention in this video, things like the network switch and a couple of SDI-HDMI converters. i’ve been wanting to make a complete tear down video about the box but haven’t got around to it yet

[@SornDP]

@@aaronpk Well. I'm subscribed, so I guess I'll catch it when you get to it.

[@JamesJeffery]

@@aaronpk I'm curious how you mounted those smaller items like the router and the converters. Did you attach velcro strips or something more elaborate?

[@kamileqone]

What app on iPad you use to add layouts and control hdmi inputs? Did you find better solution after 2 years?

[@SN23V]

Awesome 👏

[@usamediatv]

I would be interested in knowing how much to charge for this. I am doing a conference like this in a couple of weeks and I think I need two guys to handle the cameras but it looks like you were a one man army.

[@aaronpk]

Yeah I use fixed cameras for everything except the one camera at the video booth which I can pan around if needed. These are the base rates I've charged, backpedal.tv/pricing although I haven't done any gigs like this in 2020 obviously so I'm probably due for a rate increase if I go back to doing this kind of thing in the future.

[@doismellismellhomecooking3627]

Your a beast, great video

[@computerjantje]

mmm I am looking to build a mobile studio. But this seems a lot of connecting work always in about the same way. This means that if this was build in a bigger box, you would not have to connect much every time. I mean if all the seperate equipment was also build in the same box. right? So this is a lot of work because you want to be able to move it by bicycle right?

[@aaronpk]

I keep thinking about building this into some sort of box that I can set on top of the back part of that bike, so that I can leave more of it connected together. It's definitely a lot of wiring that would be eliminated if I didn't have to pack it down so small.

[@glencharleslopez311]

I LOVE THIS VIDEO! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS!

[@markwilson8118]

Almost the set up I'm wanting .. What state are you in ??

[@aaronpk]

I'm in Portland Oregon! Having good bike infrastructure here definitely helps when I'm biking this around town.

[@dtechlogic]

I like your channel so far and subscribe. What camera do you recommend for this type of event. I only have a gh5 for now but planning to add more cameras to my livestreaming. Any recommend

[@aaronpk]

Thanks! I've had good luck with the Canon Vixia G20s in the past, although there is an updated model out now. They're relatively inexpensive and decent quality, they're cheap enough that I can afford three of them for an event, where that'd be a bit expensive getting 3 GH5s and lenses. In general, I like that camcorder style for this kind of production because it means you will always have a way to power them from an outlet, and the lenses are usually built in so it's less to set up. Some of the fancier ones will have SDI outputs which is nice when you want to do a long cable run too.

[@dtechlogic]

@@aaronpk also I bought the atem mini.

[@gnsejr]

Good job!

[@damienb1194]

Hello Aaron, thanx for sharing! You have a great set up there. Im just planing mine and Im thinking to go right away with the ATEM Studio pro for having the mixer included and some other feature Im looking for. However, is the singstudio working well, is it stable, any issues with distance or wifi interference or anything??? Greetz from France

[@Lugges]

Interesting Setup. What is the Stream Deck connected to? To the MacBook?

[@aaronpk]

Yeah that’s the only downside with the stream deck setup, it requires software running on a computer. My last gig I actually used an iPad app instead which can talk to the ATEM directly, so no computer required for that.

[@aaimginggraphics2411]

dude what the what is that box u plugged everything into ....did u make it???

[@aaronpk]

Yeah! It's a collection of a whole bunch of gear inside of a flight case.

[@andrewtay5830]

1:30 - can you clarify 2 wires 1) decimator TO atem 2) 150ft cable : atem TO projector

[@aaronpk]

These are both SDI cables. The Decimator runs into an SDI input of the ATEM. I take the AUX out of the ATEM and run that back up to the stage via an SDI cable. There’s an SDI to HDMI converter at that end to feed the projector.

[@ryanliu7881]

Hi! will you be able to link where you got all your breakout ports for your rack case?

[@aaimginggraphics2411]

wait a min...plz tell us how the heck u use the stream deck with the ATEM!!

[@aaronpk]

Check out John Barker's video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZvPaZ99n5yCrqc

[@btconf]

Hey Aaron. Nice video and slick setup. Why don't you use the Blackmagic streaming solution? Wouldn't this be easier or better?

[@aaronpk]

Thanks! Do you mean the Blackmagic Web Presenter? If so, I didn't want to use that because it requires a computer to actually push that to the web. I want the whole setup to work without a computer, or at least without the computer being involved in any of the video stream. (In this setup the computer is only handling the control signals)

[@btconf]

@@aaronpk Makes sense. We need to find a minute to speak in Düsseldorf ;)

[@aaronpk]

beyond tellerrand definitely! I'm actually bringing a very small rig to Düsseldorf to stream the IndieWebCamp sessions!

[@btconf]

@@aaronpk Great. Would it maybe be possible to use it for the Accessibility Club as well on Wednesday, when you are at your workshop? Only if it makes sense for Joschi of course :D

[@aaronpk]

@beyond tellerrand quite possibly yes!

[@jamieandrei]

How do you run your H2R software? From the same laptop running the ATEM software? Just tryna work through that now running off 1x laptop (& then using the StreamDeck to switch / macros etc).

[@CarlosCastillo2009]

Hi Aaron awesome content here, I loved this video, I recently came across your channel and I pretty much like the content here. I am about to start a Streaming/CCTV small business down here in Mexico City. As far your experience now, what it would be a good start for an ATEM system? the new fresh ATEM Mini or the Studio version considering 3 cameras max at times and a projector? Also El gato streamdeck is a good additions to push in gfx? or do you have other suggestion for that. With an ipad could be done? Thank you in advance. Regards.

[@jonnyweston]

Daaaaaaaaaang, that deserves a subscription just off the back of this video alone!!! This is almost EXACTLY what I’ve been setting up, and have always wondered about the viability of bike mounting it all. Good man yourself! May I ask please what that little 1u panel is that you got for all your connections - it’s rather cool.

[@MattGrover]

Interesting setup! Question on the streaming from the Sling Studio. Did you have a couple of dedicated lines for it?

[@aaronpk]

I did run an ethernet line to their closet, but just one connection.

[@streamebox2728]

Today I got the atem mini .... It's a new hardware for me, I want to know how to put a small fixed logo not the lower 3d's , without external input tablets or laptop. I am using 3 cameras ..

[@aaronpk]

Check out my last video about adding graphics with the ATEM Mini! Instead of a lower third you can make your image just the small logo in the corner.

[@DocMicrowave]

Great Setup!

[@andrewtay5830]

2:08 - what is the purpose for "speaker monitor" ?

[@aaronpk]

It’s so that the speakers can see the slides without having to stay at the podium or turn around to look at the screen.

[@jonnyweston]

Some engineers and clients also know it as a “confidence monitor”

[@FAMEAcademyNY]

Dude!!!!bMuch respect to you!!!v

[@davearmano5344]

Aaron, you really should be making both copies from the sd and not copying the 2nd from the first. This way you wont perpetuate a corrupt copy. Besides that, awesome rig and awesome video! Thank you!

[@aaronpk]

I'm not sure what you mean? In general, copying files on a computer can't really corrupt them without the computer knowing about it. It's not like copying analog tapes. If you copy a file, you'll get the exact same bits on the other side. Corruption happens when you're streaming video because the stream prioritizes being realtime rather than being 100% accurate, but when copying files it can be 100% accurate because there is no concern about how long it takes. Filesystems have robust measures in place to ensure a copy of a file is an exact copy and is not corrupted.

[@alexjos7625]

love u dude

[@melvinch]

Any reason why you're not using NDI ?

[@JovanyMirada]

Which software you mention are you using for the graphics?

[@andrewtay5830]

3:14 - how did you get x3 PGM OUT in HDMI?

[@aaronpk]

There’s a couple extra little SDI-HDMI converters inside the box. So the SDI output of the ATEM runs into an SDI-HDMI converter, which has an SDI pass through as well, so you get two outputs from that. There’s also the HDMI output from the recorder which provides another copy.

[@nicklandtube]

Aaron I'd like to know the name of the software you use to send graphics like sponsors or overlay contents... I said it but since I'm Italian I didn't get what you said... can you spell it? BTW I'm a single "player" too... so I can really appreciate your organization! ;) Once I'll share my setup! Thankls!

[@aaronpk]

Thanks! It's called h2r graphics you can find it at heretorecord.com/graphics

[@tautogadrive3612]

What do you charge for this type of event ?

[@aaronpk]

I actually haven't done this kind of paid work since only a few months after this video, so I'm not sure what I would charge now. But you can see my old published rates here: backpedal.tv/pricing

[@treylyde999]

Wow dude

[@jumbomovie]

Fantaastic !

[@JohnnyMotel99]

you seem to know your streaming gear, so do you know anyway to take the output from OBS and send it to both YT as well as a local projector/TV?

[@aaronpk]

OBS can stream directly to KZbin, and also has the option to output to a second monitor. I haven't actually tried this myself, but I'm pretty sure it will work! Search for how to output from OBS to a projector.

[@NGen15]

It's simple to do yet unfortunately not very intuitive to find. If you have regular mode on just right click on the Program display and you get the option for windowed projector or full screen projector with the ability to choose the output device. If you're in studio mode you can also do this for the Preview display.

[@JohnnyMotel99]

@@NGen15 Hi there, I asked this question on OBS forums...not one reply had the answer. Then I just googles the question, three correct answers came up on OBS forums! The only slight downside is it show the Mac menu bar, but we can always overscan. I agree it's not obvious, but it works a treat.

[@NGen15]

@@JohnnyMotel99 Glad you managed. I find the easiest way to understand functionality within OBS is to actually read the user manual. A lot of people who use OBS don't even know it exists, which is a shame. It's a really good and extensive document.

[@skmy5623]

Yup although must be sure to have a good CPU to process the load to stream on YT and do live projection at the same time.

[@MartinLangATADA]

can you tell me what type of portable monitor this is?

[@aaronpk]

Sorry, I thought I had linked that in the description, but somehow I missed it! I just updated it with the link, it's the GeChic 1303H monitor: amzn.to/2ps6TRb

[@emavideo1]

Aaron, great that you can put it all on the bike.... but I use the Newtek Tricaster. It can do everything your set up can but all in one box. The Atem black magic stuff is for sure cool and somewhat economical but when you put the cost and messyness of all that together you would find the Tricaster maybe even cheaper. Too many little pieces to put together to make what the Tricaster can do. Switch, audio mix, key, effects, record AND stream. Mine can record each camera independently while recording the live mix. Hey, if it works for you.. great. Just not a turnkey system. I have often thought having a Black Magic ATEM mixer system as a back up would be nice if I could afford it. The Tricaster can do up to 8 cameras plus Power Point inputs... but there are smaller 4 camera models as well. Ed Mellnik EMA VIdeo PRoductions

[@aaronpk]

The Tricaster looks cool for sure, but at $8000 minimum it's quite an investment! Of course a blackmagic system with similar features can get that high as well, I am a little more comfortable being able to buy it piece by piece and also be able to swap out components over time. I worry about spending $8000 on a single piece of hardware that can break or become obsolete.

[@eventswitcher7923]

Build a Vmix system instead ?

[@lklmmedia4715]

@@eventswitcher7923 I second that suggestion of VMIX - I've been using for 2 years as a replacement for Wirecast - Will post my entire reply I was writing to Aaron's original post with a bit more detail..

[@garygoodger]

Out of interest, how much do you charge for an event like this?

[@aaronpk]

My rates are here, but I haven't done any in a year now so I may raise them from what's listed here next time I do one: backpedal.tv/pricing

[@garygoodger]

Aaron Parecki thanks for the fast reply! Any reason you don’t do this so much now? I’m in the UK but the pricing page really helps to get an idea :)

[@aaronpk]

@@garygoodger I have a full time job that requires a bunch of travel, and last year the gigs I did were ones I had committed to before the travel had ramped up really. Although now there's no in person events at all anymore so I guess I left that world just in time!

[@usamediatv]

Do you charge extra when you have to send program to projector?

[@blakewilliams3857]

You are a boss. Enough said! 😂

[@lovasvideo]

my only question is, what kind of bicycle is that to carry 250 kg? :D

[@aaronpk]

oh I did forget to mention that didn't I! It's an xtracycle, tho it's actually the one that folds in half so that I can fit it in my apartment and in small elevators!

[@bob76451]

Ok, I have to ask, what tripod is that? It's very tall.

[@VideoBaseie]

Is there a mini pc inside your unit? Is that what the Streamdeck is connected to?

[@aaronpk]

VideoBase It's connected to the USB hub inside the box, but that's connected to the laptop outside of it. I've thought about putting a mini PC inside for this but haven't figured out the best option for that. Windows makes me nervous because of its forced system updates, and Mac Minis aren't small enough.

[@vvwording4844]

@@aaronpk So try Linux. Very stable (if you get the right distribution).

[@hansvaneylen8651]

Aaron, what is the screen you use for the switcher?

[@aaronpk]

I have the Blackmagic SmartView dual screen mounted in the case, and the one up on top is the GeChic 13" monitor.

[@hansvaneylen8651]

@@aaronpk Thanks Aaron. I'm looking at building my own rack because I spend too much time building up every time. You also mention in the video that you have a USB port on the back which connects to a media player inside. Could you give a little bit more information on that? I'm using a Raspberry Pi with OMX as a media player with the HDMI output to the mixer but looking into replacing that with a Mac Mini I have and VLC which I could then control with a Legato Streamdeck and Bitfocus Companion. That would then also replace the XKeys/JustMacros solution I'm using to control my switcher (ATEM Production Studio 4K).

[@TerenceKearns]

Great video. Very innovative. I hope you charge what you're worth.

[@jezzathenugget]

Wow

[@VickersDoorter]

Impressive set up on a bike! I'm more taken that you have a number plate. I've been thinking of putting one on my bike in the UK, just to appease the carping motorists.

[@Cowglow]

Boss!

[@RealRickCox]

Ristretto Roasters is good... but Coava is better. :D Go say hi to my friends there.

[@Calvarydima]

Классно

[@DJRobbie54]

PS. by the way, you should check out the software I play with, called vMix at www.vmix.com

[@treylyde999]

Cha-ching

[@JTR...]

Thanks Like fro me

[@alejandroseijasify]

#fimbici

[@DJRobbie54]

I love the video, content in the video, but man you need to get rid of the bike okay, that's not a good idea to transport yourself on a bike. Especially when it's about to topple over but wasn't for the guy standing there your stuff would have been messed up LOL

[@aaronpk]

😂 nah it's fine it woulda only fell a few inches!

[@DJRobbie54]

@@aaronpk lol

[@DJRobbie54]

By the way where are you based out at are you in California I'm in Arizona

[@aaronpk]

Portland! That's why I can ride this to gigs, there's a lot of good bike infrastructure here!

[@DJRobbie54]

@@aaronpk okay, I understand, be safe now. looking forward to your next video. I used to be a studio television engineer back in the day now I'm doing radio.

[@CL4KFL]

I'm going backward with your videos....ummmm.....that's....not....really..."bicycle-sized"....

[@aaronpk]

If hauling all the gear on a bicycle isn't bicycle-sized, I don't know what is 🤷‍♂️

[@CL4KFL]

@@aaronpk but that's the size of the original Mini.... :D

[@treylyde999]

Unreal