Setting Up The ATEM Mini PTZ Camera Live Streaming Kit Step By Step

[@BenSDixonMusic]

So I'm trying to adjust the color settings (did everything the way you did in the video) but I can't seem to be able to adjust the color

[@ChurchSetup]

Hi Ben, try using the PTZOptics app from their website. It gives a little more granular control over exposure.

[@sweetteachannel987]

This is the best video I found on KZbin . Thank you

[@ChurchSetup]

Glad you liked it!

[@pianoah]

Great Video. Very well explained. That’s all I needed to make it work in our church.

[@ChurchSetup]

Awesome! Glad to hear it! 😀

[@platinumaudiovisualKY]

Great job with this video, very informative!

[@elvisdelalialowodor-lampte9346]

Blessings !!!! You made a good educational video.

[@eaglekingRoi]

great video. good content. USEFUL AND THANK YOU

[@NickH1403]

Where is your XLR plugged into on your board (The one that runs to mic1 on the ATEM)? Do you do anything on the audio of your Restream?

[@ChurchSetup]

The XLR is plugged into a sub-mix output on our board. So from the audio mixer, we assign a sub-group (monitor mix, basically) to a certain output. Then, we come from that output directly into the ATEM. We only use volume controls in the ATEM if need be, nothing else. We pretty much control the audio volume and mixes from the actual audio mixer.

[@elderandrews4884]

By the way, I like the thoroughness of your video.

[@ChurchSetup]

Glad to hear it!

[@UlisesOrtegaHernandez]

For the POE Hub, would I be able to test it out with random Netgear router that I have lying around?

[@steffonebass1281]

Question do you have a line running from the controller to a camera before paring the other or are you running via WiFi

[@hijaziahmed1]

Very good video

[@ChurchSetup]

Thanks

[@minoux57]

With sound coming from a Behringer 32x compact, why would I connect to the Atem instead of going straight to the computer and Propresenter 7?

[@ChurchSetup]

If you're using a streaming PC - or if you're using Pro Presenter to stream, it makes sense to send audio straight to your encoder - which would be the PC. If you're streaming from the ATEM Mini Pro, (this video is showing that method) you have to run audio to the ATEM to get it into the stream. If you're just using the ATEM as a video switcher, I would recommend running the audio into whatever machine you are using.

[@GaryCJacot]

How do you change the title of each stream before going live on KZbin with this system ? Do you need to copy a separate link into the software for each individual live stream ? If you pre schedule all of your KZbin videos can you just go live at the right time on the camera and have it pick up that scheduled livestream?

[@ChurchSetup]

You can pre-schedule, but each one will have a unique stream key. So you will have to copy/paste it into the ATEM each time. An alternative would be something like Restream.io which handles the publishing through an API connection. Then you just login before your next stream and tell Restream what the title will be (or connect it to the next rescheduled event), then you don't have to change stream keys in the ATEM. Hope that helps.

[@BlakeTheFutureShow]

What do you do having 4 people on 4 different screens using 1 monitor with 4 cameras? In other words, how do you split the screen to have all of the 4 people to be on 1 screen together? Thanks

[@dorbensvolcy4894]

Wawwww I have never video like this on KZbin Thank you so much

[@ChurchSetup]

You're welcome 😊

[@seibles1]

Is there a joystick controller the you could recommend for a church we have a 4k ptz camera and a atem controller and we are using a remote to control it help

[@ChurchSetup]

I always recommend the same brand joystick as the camera. If you have a PTZOptics camera, I would go with their joystick or their SuperJoy --- the Superjoy however does play well with other brand cameras.

[@seibles1]

@@ChurchSetup thanks

[@Bernard-H]

Hello, I was viewing your video and find it interesting. I have a question regarding connecting my PTZ camera. I have the Atem 1ME rackmount and i am trying to connect my PTZ camera to it but for some reason when i connect the camera via SDI or HDMI my Atem does not see any video signal. I am wondering how can i get my Atem switcher to see the video signal coming from my PTZ camera? Your help is much appreciated. Thanks, Bernard

[@spiritoffaithfamilychurch784]

Can you use this system to record but not livestream? I like to edit and then upload to youtube or our website.

[@ChurchSetup]

Yes, you certainly can. And, we include a high-speed SSD in all our normal kits for this purpose.

[@Don-mj4mg]

Can you program a slow push (zoom-in) into my subject in a PTZ30xSDI? If so please explain the steps. Thank you

[@ChurchSetup]

There are a variety of ways to do this. With the PTZ camera itself, you can do a preset movement and just slow the speed way down. Then when you recall the preset, it will slowly move to it. The other way is to do it digitally in post production. The other way is to do it by hand, and just be good with the controls. But yeah, you can turn down the speed pretty low. But I don't think you'll get the Ken Burns kind of slow speed --- you could if you do it manually with a joystick - not sure about the preset speed.

[@TheGeno1959]

Will this work with Streamyard

[@ChurchSetup]

It will but Streamyard requires a computer to work with it. Restream is better, in our opinion.

[@DJCENTIF1]

We are adding a second camera with an ATEM Mini. At this point we come direct out of the PTZ Optic Controller to the computer via an adapter to make the the signal correct and go straight to Facebook with no software in between. The audio and video was troublesome to get right. So is software really required?

[@ChurchSetup]

Hi David... not sure I understand what you mean. How are you coming out of the PTZOptics controller and going into the computer? What software are you asking about?

[@davidcentifanto7954]

@@ChurchSetup I connect my camera with an hdmi cable to a convertor to my computer. I did not explain it correct to you. Sorry.

[@RashD84]

Why dont you select the line in option in the software and use a balanced input ?

[@ChurchSetup]

That's ideal, but doesn't always work. It depends on the source.

[@a3iuuu]

Hi, I didn't understand how to send the video signal from the PTZ to the atem mini as video source. HDMI? NDI? Thank you

[@ChurchSetup]

There are several ways - the most direct is HDMI cables. You can also do SDI with HDMI converters at the ATEM end. The ATEM currently doesn't to have NDI capability, but you can get an NDI decoder that will give you an HDMI output if you choose NDI. I like the HDMI connection the best under 100' with fiber optic HDMI cables. And over 100' I like to go with SDI and a powered converter.

[@rinico75]

Basic setup for starters ,ptz camera with controler hdmi from camera unto caputure card then usb 3 to computer ,vmix for streaming to youtube. Mixer audio into capture card. Now here is the question how can we add a second camera_ amother capt card, vmix can select cameras. Thank You

[@michaelgrogan872]

what if the # * 4 does not restart your cameras to obtain the ip address

[@richardwallace2715]

I have 2 cameras and a controller that all hook into a POE hub. #1 Do I still need the HDMI fiber optic? If not, how do I now go from my POE hub to computer to live stream? My controller has no output.

[@ChurchSetup]

A controller is just that, a controller. It's not a switcher or an encoder, so it won't actually do an output to a live stream. The cameras need something to "capture" their signal and either encode or input into a computer to encode through software. So, if you only have Ethernet, you would need NDI-enabled cameras and an NDI-enabled encoder or switcher to pull that signal from the network. Otherwise, you'll need the HDMI or an SDI cable to bring the video signal to your switcher/capture card. In most cases outside of NDI equipment, the POE and Ethernet are just to get the camera on the network so you can control it remotely. That's the only way your controllers have to communicate to the camera is the network. So the ethernet is for camera control and power (POE) but the HDMI or SDI cable will be for the actual video image.

[@odwarojok5892]

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[@KONICALIVETELECAST]

Dear Bro, instead of ATEM mini, can i use AVMATRIX 402 u, ?? Because i owns that .

[@ChurchSetup]

I'm not sure of the features on that unit. But if it has the capability, it should work in similar way.

[@odwarojok5892]

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[@elderandrews4884]

I have the ATEM Mini connected to the cameras by HDMI. But i noticed that even when I select auto on the ATEM and designate a time for switching between cameras, nothing happens. What am i doing wrong?

[@ChurchSetup]

Auto is just the transition effect. The time duration is how long that transition effect will take. Is it going to cross-dissolve, for example, in half a second or over 2 seconds? It's not a timer for auto-transitioning between cameras. The ATEM on its own does not do auto switching. With auto selected, you would still have to push the buttons to get it to switch.

[@elderandrews4884]

@@ChurchSetup So if you want to capture several areas at the same time - different angles with different cameras, is that possible with the ATEM Mini Pro?

[@ChurchSetup]

@@elderandrews4884 I'm not sure I understand the question. But the ATEM Mini Pro captures 4 cameras, but the recording/live stream can only show one at a time (unless you're taling picture in picture). However, the ATEM Mini Pro ISO can record all 4 cameras individually at the same time, so you can mix all angles later. If that wasn't what you were asking, try me again. :)

[@elderandrews4884]

@@ChurchSetup Thanks a million. I believe you answered the question. The ATEM Mini Pro is not able to stream more than one cameras at a time. I purchased the ATEM mini, and then the Pro hoping that the Pro would be able to stream more than one camera at the same time but evidently that is not the case.

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[@markh.3665]

Why are you using Fiber HDMI when you are using NDI cameras? Why not just carry the video to the switcher over NDI? you just need an NDI decoder at the switcher.

[@ChurchSetup]

With our ATEM kits, we don't sell the NDI version of the camera. We may have used one in the example, but adding additional hardware is unnecessary and more expensive just to cut down from 2 cables to one.

[@elohopea3435]

You forgot to show from Atem settings: audio and you have to choose the line button, not the mic!

[@ChurchSetup]

Choosing line over mic depends on your input source. Line doesn't work with every mixer in every situation. So just choose one, test, then if it doesn't work, choose the other and test.

[@elohopea3435]

I was talking about settings in ATEM. Every tutorial I have seen tells that in ATEM you must choose the line over microphone.

[@kankantandikaigorotan1496]

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[@juniorjeansimon7068]

Can i restream to zoon?

[@ChurchSetup]

I don't think so. I'm pretty sure Zoom requires direct connection from a client computer. However, Zoom can then stream out to other platforms. But you'll be starting it all in Zoom rather than the other way around.

[@markh.3665]

Nobody has made an network Hub since 2001... That is a PoE network Switch. good video but you have many incorrect terms in use. Also really not a good idea to rely on DHCP IP addresses when you are having to tell your controller to talk to a specific IP. Many Routers release/renew IP addresses after 1 week. If one of your camera's is off when it does, it may give the address that your camera had to another device, then when camera comes up, it gets a different address, and now your controller doesn't work anymore. Better to statically set all devices in a range of IPs outside of the DHCP pool, this way it will stay that way regardless of power outage, or Router change.

[@ChurchSetup]

Thanks Mark. For most people, calling it a switch or a hub doesn't really make a difference. 😀 I have found using the term hub, especially during tech support calls, often helps our customers avoid confusion between "switcher" and "switch." Thanks for the recommendations. For most churches, there's no way to remove the possibility of DHCP interference. Even with password-protected WIFI, that password has a way of getting around. 😀

[@keithword2007]

​@ChurchSetup So I can plug the ATEM Mini Pro into the 8 port POE switch? It does not have to connect directly to the router? I say this because I question whether the ATEM device can be powered by the POE switch. Please advise.

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