Livestream Control Room Tour 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @timothytay4744
    @timothytay4744 Год назад +1

    This is excellent. From another tech guy, I could tell the thought you guys put behind everything

  • @xanderstuff7
    @xanderstuff7 Год назад +2

    Having a setup like this is a dream. Keep up with the awesome videos Ryan, seeing stuff like this gives me something to aspire to achieve!

  • @aaroncheater
    @aaroncheater Год назад +1

    I remember when that room was just an edit suite! You've certainly been an asset to the Tiny Giant team!

  • @ivarmh
    @ivarmh Год назад +1

    Nicely done!

  • @darrendayman
    @darrendayman Год назад +1

    Great work buddy :-) Love the setup.

  • @noxelprod
    @noxelprod Год назад +1

    Awesome man 🔥🔥

  • @ONtvChannels
    @ONtvChannels Год назад +1

    Great piece as always Ryan, best wishes John.

  • @jezzathenugget
    @jezzathenugget Год назад +1

    Love your work mate

  • @ZachBrownMedia
    @ZachBrownMedia Год назад +1

    this is so sick!

  • @dfreax
    @dfreax Год назад +1

    Hey Ryan. Very nice setup. 10:28 I would assume a similar setup with an extended power cable would also be possible on the BMD Studio 6k as it uses the same 12 V 4-pin XLR, right? Any cable recommendations for longer DC cable runs (25 meter)?

    • @RyanSomerfield
      @RyanSomerfield  Год назад +1

      Same connector yes, will depend on what voltage range it accepts.. the ursa goes from 8-20v from memory, there’s a good chance the studio would be the same but I can’t see it in the manual.. this setup works for 50m which is the most I’ve tested so far

  • @pauljohnson4590
    @pauljohnson4590 Год назад +1

    Been watching your videos for a while Ryan - thanks. Useful stuff. I get the clever stuff, but sometimes, you mention simple things and in particular - you've mentioned a few times about how you have X computers but can access them from anywhere in the trailers or studio? At some point, could you show us how somebody can sit down at a position and grab, say, the computer doing graphics, but then switch to controlling a different one? I can't quite get my head around how the system does this?

    • @RyanSomerfield
      @RyanSomerfield  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching! Ahh good question, so I don’t really have anything like that here, I do have chrome Remote Desktop setup on all the computers for remote access though. In the trailer I used the Adder XDIP system for KVM over the network. You plug in the output of your computer to it then you plug your monitors to a receiver unit. And with a key press you can select which computer you want to control. Hope that makes sense

  • @Eckomedia
    @Eckomedia Год назад

    Used Zoom iso for the first time on a job today. Great piece of software but I still need to work out the best way to rout the audio outputs. Thanks for the tour!

    • @RyanSomerfield
      @RyanSomerfield  Год назад +1

      check out my video on that, but if you want try out the 2.1 beta, it allows audio out of sdi without any aditional patching which is nice! ruclips.net/video/eTHKLcXdAV0/видео.html

    • @Eckomedia
      @Eckomedia Год назад

      @@RyanSomerfield Awesome, I'll take a look

  • @samuelvanderford4585
    @samuelvanderford4585 4 месяца назад

    I think you mentioned a website in one of your videos that you could pull up on multiple computers and log in with a pin to share stream keys and stuff on a document. Do you remember that? I can't seem to find it.

  • @carpetbomberz
    @carpetbomberz Год назад

    Good on ya' moving the computers OUT, and fibre cabling them to the control room "head end" so to speak. Nobody wants to work in a data center (heat & noise). 4:04 What/How are you generating the LUFs monitor for the Director station? Is that just a software meter or something more advanced? Like (in my imagination) maybe the TC Electronic Clarity M Stereo has an HDMI out you can dump into a Multiview? Just curious on that one detail.

    • @RyanSomerfield
      @RyanSomerfield  Год назад

      that would be nice having the ability to overlay easily! but this one is actually built into this tvlogic monitor... which is awesome!

  • @phillyg205
    @phillyg205 Год назад +1

    Boom!

  • @OwenYelland7525
    @OwenYelland7525 Год назад

    been watching for a while now, do you still have the airstream and if so how much has that changed with use?

    • @RyanSomerfield
      @RyanSomerfield  Год назад

      Hey mate, client is still rocking their airstream, have used it a few times when they have hired me to TD it, not much has changed, they swapped out one of the stage boxes to make it bigger and have a kvm in there which works well, plus added antennas and a few bits and pieces, but overall pretty much the same technically

  • @krazyred007
    @krazyred007 Год назад

    Hey Ryan ... this is a great setup!! Quick question, when you're connecting to a Zoom Meeting/Webinar, and you're looking to push either a SuperSource, Camera Feed, or GFX/PPT Slides into Zoom, are you pushing this through the "Camera Feed" within Zoom or the "Screen Share" feature? I'm assuming this is all going through the Camera Feed within Zoom ... and if so, do you have any special settings within Zoom to optimize the feed?

    • @RyanSomerfield
      @RyanSomerfield  Год назад +1

      Good question, but no I dont use the share screen, the framerate is just not high enough for that. I do try and use 1080P accounts where possible though. Which essentially need 10x pro accounts to activate which is annoying.. or trigger 720 using a zoom room. that and we make sure the text in the powerpoints are as large as possible to make up for the lack of quality!

  • @pgsm15
    @pgsm15 3 месяца назад

    What usb extensions are you using as that is a long USB run

    • @RyanSomerfield
      @RyanSomerfield  3 месяца назад

      It is, i have a 10m USB 3 Cable running to a powered hub in the control room which is adding some extra power for the decks, havent had an issue with it