I got the one for $500 that lets you record but, it’s just one file it’s not the $799 one that you’re talking about in the video. The links you have up is the $299 and $499 you should add a link for the 799 because the 499 doesn’t give each hdmi port its own recording track which you outline in the video.
This is exactly what I was looking for. I currently have only 3 USB-C ports on Mac and I can get only 2 HDMI inputs + USB Webcam, but I don't like using elgato switcher because it's only a switcher. I wanted to have all the HDMI outputs recorded so that if I forgot to switch from Dekstop to Camera where I talk, I could fix it in post production. At the same time, I wanted to switch cameras during the recording and not waste time on post editing unless I make a mistake. So, basically this Pro ISO is exactly what I need. Thank you so much, I searched several videos and your's was very easy to follow, wasn't boring, and hit the target audience exactly.
Great overview. When it comes to syncing in Premiere I’d use the ‘create multicam sequence clip’ function - super fast way of syncing your multi cam picture with external audio. This basically just uses the audio waveform to match everything up then when you’re on the timeline go into Multicam mode and you can essentially do a software version of live switching right there. You can also go back and tweak transition points etc if need be
Yes, I’ve used this a bunch as well but it’s not always 100% for me in the sync. Pluraleyes is generally much better to automate this part of the process but if I’m honest, most of the time a great hand clap as a cheap slate is the quickest, most reliable option since the ATEM files are already blocked together and you’re just syncing audio to them.
Got mini pro iso sdi for myself not really been in fields ith it yet but in process of collecting whole needed gear :) 4 cams + 2 mics and OBS to play live :) Thank you for your video great help for me :)
Great video Mahalo! So that I am clear on audio - I use the native camera audio that is output with the hdmi feed as a way to sync with the zoom recorder output, and then mute the cam audio in post.
I love your videos, but out of the box the ISO version does NOT record every camera automatically. You have to set it up in the settings first. Though I should have tested it first, I assumed it would record all inputs separately by default since it is the ISO version. So for my first 3 podcast episodes I produced, which I recorded in one session back to back, there was only the produced video recording for each episode. I'm glad I worked the switcher just in case. You must go into the "Record Stream" settings and choose "ISO record all inputs".
Thanks for a really helpful video. I upgraded to an ISO from the original Pro. It arrived yesterday and I did a test multicamera podcast today. I use Vegas Pro. It has a multicamera tool that makes the switches very easy to do without having to keep looking down at the buttons. I did a line out audio feed from my Rodecaster Pro 2 monitor out (line level) into the ATEM mic 1 input but it was noisy. It didn’t matter though as the audio over HDMI from the cameras gave me clear reference points to sync the clean audio. Nice!
A man the most value I got out of your break down is @ 12:08. I was there for years until this device came along. So to everyone who produces streaming/prerecorded content and not using Robert Teeggarden method.... Wake Up & get rich to this. A, thanks Robert Teegarden for sharing your wealth in knowledge & skill.
You've made everything very clear and straight forward, thanks for sharing, man! I have 1 more questions about the unit, because I don't own one never used it yet. 1, Is 1080p the highest quality of the recording on ATEM?
Hi Samuel, So happy this helped you. Yes, as far as I can tell, the highest resolution I can get it 1080. It might be possible to record internally in 4K while sending a 1080 signal out of an external monitor, however, I have not tried this yet and can't confirm it will work. If you do, I'd love to hear about it.
This can work, but only if your HDMI outputs are already exactly colorgraded as you wish. I'ts more difficult if you want to use the recorded files on the camera's or if you record the podcast in log and want to colorgrade later. You can't do it on the full edited clip. So you need to get those cuts and apply them to the recorded files.. There is a way in Davinci to make a multicam seq from the Davinci project file. But for Premiere? I had Premiere autocut, and then move all the cuts per camera to a layer, and let that cut the multicam seq. I'll be thinking of an easier way, but not sure yet.
Really good video and inspiring! Do you have a recording limit with your Sony cameras? Do you need a pc to record or monitor everything? No right? I only need to connect a ssd…?
Hi Robert, have you figured out yet how to open the XML file in Premiere Pro? Thanks for the great video. I'm not live streaming but will soon be using this for post-production.
I just want to start with thanks for all the information, very helpful. your videos are top tier. I have a quick question if I have 4 mics connected into a soundboard can I feed the soundboard into the ATEM PRO ISO and will it be able to record all 4 mics as one or can it record all 4 mics separate? is that something that can be done with the Pro ISO?
Great tutorial. There is a way to crop the image that come from an hdmi source? I use my phone as one source to record an app screen but I can't get ride of some phone icon like battery, wifi, etc that stay on top of the image.
This video has been beyond helpful, thank you. I can see myself rewatching it a few times! I'm about to start a podcast and have 3 Sony cameras. After watching this, it's a no-brainer to buy the ISO version of the Atem 1 x ATEM Mini Pro ISO 2 x Shure SM7B 1 x Rodecaster pro 2 Will I need a pc/laptop to record, and can I take the audio out of the rode into the Atem?
So happy it was helpful! If you have a Rodecaster that’ll record the audio, you should pipe a line out of the monitor our headphone jack that goes into the Mic line of the ATEM. You’ll have audio in two different t places but have to sync in post, which is my preference.
Thanks! What we do is record audio to a Zoom or Rodecaster separately and run a line-out from those recorders into the ATEM Mic 1 or 2 as scratch audio to match up in post. Works like a charm.
Can you replace your source videos in post with the native raw files from the individual cameras if you’re not using black Magic cameras in Divinchi Resolve?
So I use Sony cameras. You can't record on camera while you're pushing to HDMI unless it's from an monitor out. The ISO has a setting where it will record the program feed as well as all four HDMI feeds giving you a program feed that has all of the camera switches you made during recording, but also the individual camera feeds. As we should in this video, you can bring all of those files into the NLE of your choice and make changes to the video before you export.
Now what if I don’t want to record all of my cameras individually and only want the video file where the switcher is going between cameras. Would the other device be more feasible since I’m on a budget?
Hey Robert...top video. Nobody talks about the details...How many GB was this 2 hours podcast (all 4 chanels + mix with other files)? For how long project (time) is 1 TB ssd drive? Tnx for answer!
I have atem mini pro And the resulting video is very laggy regarding that my output is 4k and settings are 800 iso , shutter speed 1/50 Any idea how do I solve the lagging problem ??
A question: In OBS, can you make camera changes synchronized with the sensitivity of the microphones? I do this with 3 cameras and 2 microphones connected to a mixer. Can this be done with Atem? There are 2 of us in a podcast and we do not have the support of a third party for camera changes. We are looking to simplify the post-production process. Thanks
Do you recommend certain micro hdmi to hdmi cables that are longer than 15ft? Inputs 2-4 on my atem mini pro iso won’t show the camera feed on regular hdmi cables longer than 15-20ft
Hello there, could you tell me is 1080p sufficient for decent quality for RUclips streaming or just general podcasting because all the Atem’s seem to only do 1080p, I mean, would it even be wise to record in 4K, if the Atem’s only processing in 1080p?
Hi Robert! Thanks for your info, very well explained. I have a doubt about the ATEM. I understand that the ATEM at the end of the recording is giving us the program and all the inputs recorded in 1920x1080 as it does not accept 4K but, as you, I do use Sony cameras that can record in 4K. Is there any chance to record the show to each camera to an SD card internally in 4K in case we want to edit and deliver the show in 4K to the client?. Thanks!
Hey! Unfortunately, I haven't figured out how to record and send to the ATEM without blackout. Doesn't mean you can't but I haven't figured that out yet. Let me know if you get any more intel on this!
@@RobertMTeegarden I asked pretty much same question above, if it can't record 4k in ATEM, then the old fashion one might be the only solution which take tons of the work and leave the ATEM useless.
@Sameul Lu - Just curious, does your client work necessitate 4K all the time? I think we get bogged down with 4K res but the client often doesn't care at all. It's also nice to not have to deal with those massive file sizes too.
Hey Robert! Thanks for posting this excellent video. I was curious if you could help with something. I'm hoping to use AutoPod with my 3 camera setup feeding into Rodecaster pro 2 + ATEM Mini Iso. AutoPod needs separate A/V tracks for each speaker. Is there any way you can think of to accomplish this straight from ATEM to SSD or PC?
Hey Thank you for watching and the kind words. Curious, if you are using AutoPod to edit, why are you also using a switcher? Wouldn't the ATEM do the job of AutoPod at the time of recording?
@@RobertMTeegarden hey Robert! The reason I’d like to have the option is because I’m often going to be interviewing clients on camera podcast style and I won’t always have someone to man the ATEM in real time. Additionally I’d like to create form content where the jump cutting features in AutoPod will allow me to save significant time on editing.
@@movingtovawv - We use separate mics and audio recordings through a Rodecaster Pro 2, which gives us separate, and better audio, but if you wanted, since I believe the ISO records separate camera audio tracks too, you could run your each speaker's microphone into one of the cameras so you would get the audio separated that way for AutoPod. Might not be the best audio, but it would be separate. Always best to record audio separately for best audio quality and best audio separation for things like AutoPod.
@@walterjohnson8192 thank you sir! Didn’t realize how much worse the audio sounds recorded to ISO tracks vs natively in the Rode. Been trying to get rid of the hissing as well, but seems we need a ground loop isolator or something similar
Redundancy with audio is always a great idea, especially in a medium where audio is the primary output. Plus, it’s a cleaner feed with more data to work with/manipulate in post later.
About this ⬆️ I gotta ask: why are your external audio files 44.1 from the Zoom, and not 48khz like the audio from your video files? Doesn’t this create unnecessary sync issues?
Is there a reason why when I put the HDMI from the pocket black magic 4k into the ATEM Mini Pro Iso I can no longer record in 30fps only 24 fps now... ? Thanks
Sometimes. You can nudge the audio in the BM software if that is happening for live. Otherwise, I just fix that in post with the audio I capture separately.
Hey Robert, do you need to set our cameras to any specific frame rate for it to record? I tried using mine last time and the video was choppy. Im using Sony a6400 and a6600 as my cameras
I haven't noticed anything related to that, Matthew but to be fair, I haven't experimented a bunch with anything other than 24 fps. What were you recording in? How long until you say issues with your video; right away or later in the recording?
hi i hve atem mini pro iso with 2 black magic 4k studio. i am planning to have just 1 ssd to record all via the atem mini pro iso. which ssd do you recommend? do note its 4k studio pro
Hello can someone please help me? I'm having troubles understanding camera setup for the mini pro. I have a sony A7c and A7iv connected to the atem mini pro, works great. But now my issue is the a7iv is recording the not only the image, but the camera Huds also, and how to get rid of the black bars on the camera display its recording a black square outline also.
You need a clean feed for your HDMI output. That's why you're getting the huds. Also, your aspect ratio is probably 3:2 for the black bars. Pretty sure I go over that in this video (how to get a clean HDMI feed) but it's in your HDMI monitor settings in the menu.
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Which one is best for you; ATEM Mini Pro or ATEM Mini Pro ISO?
I am going to buy the mini iso pro right now, thanks
That's pretty obvious right, the ISO
For Converting to another project file: Open the project in Resolve > Export XML > Open XML in any NLE
Bro single-handedly saved so many lives with this one.
I could easily make my live switches into multicam seq. in Davinci, but then when exporting, the multicam doesn't open in Premiere.
Finally, a video that answered some of my questions. Time to purchase.
You hear that, Blackmagic? I’ll take my commission in cash because I’m worried it might bump me into a different tax bracket 😂😂😂
This is exactly what I was looking for. Great job explaining everything perfectly and being honest with your overall review of things.
Ty
Just want to say thanks Robert. Having your videos on the ATEM for podcasting gave me the quickstart shortcut on getting off the ground. Thanks!
Great to hear! So happy it helped.
WOW, I picked up the switcher through your link thinking it was the one I needed to record each channel and it wasn't kind of salty....
What did you receive? I just put up the links that Amazon gives me.
I got the one for $500 that lets you record but, it’s just one file it’s not the $799 one that you’re talking about in the video.
The links you have up is the $299 and $499 you should add a link for the 799 because the 499 doesn’t give each hdmi port its own recording track which you outline in the video.
This is exactly what I was looking for.
I currently have only 3 USB-C ports on Mac and I can get only 2 HDMI inputs + USB Webcam, but I don't like using elgato switcher because it's only a switcher.
I wanted to have all the HDMI outputs recorded so that if I forgot to switch from Dekstop to Camera where I talk, I could fix it in post production.
At the same time, I wanted to switch cameras during the recording and not waste time on post editing unless I make a mistake.
So, basically this Pro ISO is exactly what I need.
Thank you so much, I searched several videos and your's was very easy to follow, wasn't boring, and hit the target audience exactly.
So happy you enjoyed it and it was helpful! Appreciate your feedback.
Can we have program put and same time Malti views in BLACK MAGIC MINI PRO?
Your link for the ATEM mini iso is actually the link to monitor, if you want to edit that so you on it!
Thanks, dude. I updated it.
Great overview. When it comes to syncing in Premiere I’d use the ‘create multicam sequence clip’ function - super fast way of syncing your multi cam picture with external audio. This basically just uses the audio waveform to match everything up then when you’re on the timeline go into Multicam mode and you can essentially do a software version of live switching right there. You can also go back and tweak transition points etc if need be
Yes, I’ve used this a bunch as well but it’s not always 100% for me in the sync. Pluraleyes is generally much better to automate this part of the process but if I’m honest, most of the time a great hand clap as a cheap slate is the quickest, most reliable option since the ATEM files are already blocked together and you’re just syncing audio to them.
This was super thorough. Thanks Robert!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Got mini pro iso sdi for myself not really been in fields ith it yet but in process of collecting whole needed gear :) 4 cams + 2 mics and OBS to play live :) Thank you for your video great help for me :)
Best explanation on this so far. Thank you
Thank you so much.
Awesome tutorial and walkthrough!
Thank Robert! I've invested in an Atem Mini Pro ISO.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this video i recent purchase the Atem Mini pro Iso and your explain help me a lot (sorry about my mediocre english)
Glad I could help!
Thank you for breaking this down. I’ve watched others and i feel like they skip over things. You answered all my questions 👍
So happy to hear that, Billy! Glad it was helpful.
Great video Mahalo! So that I am clear on audio - I use the native camera audio that is output with the hdmi feed as a way to sync with the zoom recorder output, and then mute the cam audio in post.
Thanks, David! Yup, that sounds great to me!
very very nice Video. THANKS FOR THIS AMAZING Input. Apreciate your work.
Thank you so much for that.
I love your videos, but out of the box the ISO version does NOT record every camera automatically. You have to set it up in the settings first. Though I should have tested it first, I assumed it would record all inputs separately by default since it is the ISO version. So for my first 3 podcast episodes I produced, which I recorded in one session back to back, there was only the produced video recording for each episode. I'm glad I worked the switcher just in case. You must go into the "Record Stream" settings and choose "ISO record all inputs".
This is correct, Walter!
Thanks for a really helpful video. I upgraded to an ISO from the original Pro. It arrived yesterday and I did a test multicamera podcast today. I use Vegas Pro. It has a multicamera tool that makes the switches very easy to do without having to keep looking down at the buttons. I did a line out audio feed from my Rodecaster Pro 2 monitor out (line level) into the ATEM mic 1 input but it was noisy. It didn’t matter though as the audio over HDMI from the cameras gave me clear reference points to sync the clean audio. Nice!
So awesome!
You need to switch the atem audio inputs to line level. that should help with the noise.
Phenomenal video. Appreciation Overload 🙏🏽
Glad you enjoyed it!
A gem of a video!!! Thanks
How fast of an ssd card is need? I didn’t see a link for it below
great video, well explained, Thank you.
Thank you so much!
A man the most value I got out of your break down is @ 12:08. I was there for years until this device came along. So to everyone who produces streaming/prerecorded content and not using Robert Teeggarden method.... Wake Up & get rich to this. A, thanks Robert Teegarden for sharing your wealth in knowledge & skill.
You've made everything very clear and straight forward, thanks for sharing, man!
I have 1 more questions about the unit, because I don't own one never used it yet.
1, Is 1080p the highest quality of the recording on ATEM?
Hi Samuel, So happy this helped you. Yes, as far as I can tell, the highest resolution I can get it 1080. It might be possible to record internally in 4K while sending a 1080 signal out of an external monitor, however, I have not tried this yet and can't confirm it will work. If you do, I'd love to hear about it.
Atem out to an Atomos Ninja V+
Sarah Dietchy has a video about it.
So aggressive. Fine I’ll like the damn video
DO IT NOW!!!!
This can work, but only if your HDMI outputs are already exactly colorgraded as you wish. I'ts more difficult if you want to use the recorded files on the camera's or if you record the podcast in log and want to colorgrade later. You can't do it on the full edited clip. So you need to get those cuts and apply them to the recorded files.. There is a way in Davinci to make a multicam seq from the Davinci project file. But for Premiere? I had Premiere autocut, and then move all the cuts per camera to a layer, and let that cut the multicam seq. I'll be thinking of an easier way, but not sure yet.
Yea, for now I scene edit detect, grade each ISO camera file and then C&P then throughout the timeline.
Really good video and inspiring!
Do you have a recording limit with your Sony cameras? Do you need a pc to record or monitor everything? No right? I only need to connect a ssd…?
@robert would love an answer to this question sir
Hi Robert, have you figured out yet how to open the XML file in Premiere Pro? Thanks for the great video. I'm not live streaming but will soon be using this for post-production.
Great Video!!! who mans the atem while you are podcasting? you need a friend to do the live switching, right?
A friend, small child, maybe a well trained monkey... but someone needs to man the switching of cameras.
Really helpful!
So glad!
great video! What is the highest quality clip is recorded in?
I just want to start with thanks for all the information, very helpful. your videos are top tier. I have a quick question if I have 4 mics connected into a soundboard can I feed the soundboard into the ATEM PRO ISO and will it be able to record all 4 mics as one or can it record all 4 mics separate? is that something that can be done with the Pro ISO?
Glad it was helpful and thank you the kind words. Only two mic line inputs are available.
Thanks 🙏
Thanks!
You bet!
Great tutorial. There is a way to crop the image that come from an hdmi source? I use my phone as one source to record an app screen but I can't get ride of some phone icon like battery, wifi, etc that stay on top of the image.
Not that I know of
This video has been beyond helpful, thank you. I can see myself rewatching it a few times!
I'm about to start a podcast and have 3 Sony cameras. After watching this, it's a no-brainer to buy the ISO version of the Atem
1 x ATEM Mini Pro ISO
2 x Shure SM7B
1 x Rodecaster pro 2
Will I need a pc/laptop to record, and can I take the audio out of the rode into the Atem?
So happy it was helpful! If you have a Rodecaster that’ll record the audio, you should pipe a line out of the monitor our headphone jack that goes into the Mic line of the ATEM. You’ll have audio in two different t places but have to sync in post, which is my preference.
@@RobertMTeegarden thanks 👍
What’s the maximum record resolution??
And what’s the maximum live stream resolution ??
Great video!! Can I also add a zoom feed to the mix? Meaning record local and a zoom feed as well and add all footage to the se card ?
Thanks! What we do is record audio to a Zoom or Rodecaster separately and run a line-out from those recorders into the ATEM Mic 1 or 2 as scratch audio to match up in post. Works like a charm.
Can you replace your source videos in post with the native raw files from the individual cameras if you’re not using black Magic cameras in Divinchi Resolve?
So I use Sony cameras. You can't record on camera while you're pushing to HDMI unless it's from an monitor out. The ISO has a setting where it will record the program feed as well as all four HDMI feeds giving you a program feed that has all of the camera switches you made during recording, but also the individual camera feeds. As we should in this video, you can bring all of those files into the NLE of your choice and make changes to the video before you export.
Thanks most useful.
Thanks, Terry. Glad it was helpful!
Now what if I don’t want to record all of my cameras individually and only want the video file where the switcher is going between cameras. Would the other device be more feasible since I’m on a budget?
Hey Robert...top video. Nobody talks about the details...How many GB was this 2 hours podcast (all 4 chanels + mix with other files)? For how long project (time) is 1 TB ssd drive? Tnx for answer!
Thanks! Hour long is roughly ~50GB. I have a 1TB and it works perfect.
Which SSD Version did you use was normal San Disk or the extreme?
I use the 1TB Extremes. The grey and red ones.
@@RobertMTeegarden Thank you so much, I thought so, again great video. I look forward for more content from yourself.
Hey if you go with the route of no mixer will it still work
Do I have to push the record button on each camera or does the ATEM automatically record the feed coming from each camera?
Does the camera need to have clean HDMI output? Or you can use any camera?
Clean HDMI as in no data on the feed? If so then yes.
I have atem mini pro
And the resulting video is very laggy regarding that my output is 4k and settings are 800 iso , shutter speed 1/50
Any idea how do I solve the lagging problem ??
A question: In OBS, can you make camera changes synchronized with the sensitivity of the microphones? I do this with 3 cameras and 2 microphones connected to a mixer. Can this be done with Atem? There are 2 of us in a podcast and we do not have the support of a third party for camera changes. We are looking to simplify the post-production process. Thanks
Not on the switcher, no. Maybe something like AutoPod for Post?
Question, let say I get the ATEM mini pro (not the ISO) when recording are my cameras still recording to the sd cards?
would you recommend the atem mini ( not pro, not pro ISO ) for live streaming ?
Yea it is great!
hey dude, just exports in 1080 tho?? or proxy 4k??? thanks
Do you recommend certain micro hdmi to hdmi cables that are longer than 15ft? Inputs 2-4 on my atem mini pro iso won’t show the camera feed on regular hdmi cables longer than 15-20ft
Will you do an updated version of this?
What are you looking to see?
@@RobertMTeegarden an updated studio tour if you made changes.
Does the Atem mini pro iso connect over network (NDI)
Hello there, could you tell me is 1080p sufficient for decent quality for RUclips streaming or just general podcasting because all the Atem’s seem to only do 1080p, I mean, would it even be wise to record in 4K, if the Atem’s only processing in 1080p?
1080 for RUclips and streaming is great.
Is there a way to get a copy from the ATEM ISO to a computer HDD and to the externals simultaneously? Since there is only one USB C???
I don't think you can simultaneously.
8:30 do you need a monitor and be attached to the app in order to records using the atem?
Hi Robert! Thanks for your info, very well explained. I have a doubt about the ATEM. I understand that the ATEM at the end of the recording is giving us the program and all the inputs recorded in 1920x1080 as it does not accept 4K but, as you, I do use Sony cameras that can record in 4K. Is there any chance to record the show to each camera to an SD card internally in 4K in case we want to edit and deliver the show in 4K to the client?. Thanks!
Hey! Unfortunately, I haven't figured out how to record and send to the ATEM without blackout. Doesn't mean you can't but I haven't figured that out yet. Let me know if you get any more intel on this!
@@RobertMTeegarden I asked pretty much same question above, if it can't record 4k in ATEM, then the old fashion one might be the only solution which take tons of the work and leave the ATEM useless.
@Sameul Lu - Just curious, does your client work necessitate 4K all the time? I think we get bogged down with 4K res but the client often doesn't care at all. It's also nice to not have to deal with those massive file sizes too.
Can you use a laptop to monitor the camera feeds or do you need a Ninja ATOMOS?
You may. I just chose to use an external. BM has an entire software dedicated to the ATEM system.
Hey Robert! Thanks for posting this excellent video. I was curious if you could help with something. I'm hoping to use AutoPod with my 3 camera setup feeding into Rodecaster pro 2 + ATEM Mini Iso. AutoPod needs separate A/V tracks for each speaker. Is there any way you can think of to accomplish this straight from ATEM to SSD or PC?
Hey Thank you for watching and the kind words. Curious, if you are using AutoPod to edit, why are you also using a switcher? Wouldn't the ATEM do the job of AutoPod at the time of recording?
@@RobertMTeegarden hey Robert! The reason I’d like to have the option is because I’m often going to be interviewing clients on camera podcast style and I won’t always have someone to man the ATEM in real time. Additionally I’d like to create form content where the jump cutting features in AutoPod will allow me to save significant time on editing.
@@movingtovawv - We use separate mics and audio recordings through a Rodecaster Pro 2, which gives us separate, and better audio, but if you wanted, since I believe the ISO records separate camera audio tracks too, you could run your each speaker's microphone into one of the cameras so you would get the audio separated that way for AutoPod. Might not be the best audio, but it would be separate. Always best to record audio separately for best audio quality and best audio separation for things like AutoPod.
@@walterjohnson8192 thank you sir! Didn’t realize how much worse the audio sounds recorded to ISO tracks vs natively in the Rode.
Been trying to get rid of the hissing as well, but seems we need a ground loop isolator or something similar
Lost me at the part with premiere, I use Final Cut Pro and Davinci
The idea still works.
Why are you bringing in the external H6 recording when you have a feed already running into the Atem Mini?
Redundancy with audio is always a great idea, especially in a medium where audio is the primary output. Plus, it’s a cleaner feed with more data to work with/manipulate in post later.
Ok cool so you’ll just pick the cleanest audio and not use both in Premiere Pro?
About this ⬆️ I gotta ask: why are your external audio files 44.1 from the Zoom, and not 48khz like the audio from your video files? Doesn’t this create unnecessary sync issues?
How can I make it record 4k the item has given me the worst quality possible do you manage to get real good quality or just 1080?
I do. It's has to be your output settings on your camera. What are you using? Camera, mode, settings etc.
Is there a reason why when I put the HDMI from the pocket black magic 4k into the ATEM Mini Pro Iso I can no longer record in 30fps only 24 fps now... ? Thanks
Have you looked at the settings through the BM application on a computer? You can configure all of that in there.
@@RobertMTeegarden I have yet to hook it up to a computer, but will try it out. thanks
do you get a delay in the raw audio recording without syncing?
Sometimes. You can nudge the audio in the BM software if that is happening for live. Otherwise, I just fix that in post with the audio I capture separately.
Hey Robert, do you need to set our cameras to any specific frame rate for it to record? I tried using mine last time and the video was choppy. Im using Sony a6400 and a6600 as my cameras
I haven't noticed anything related to that, Matthew but to be fair, I haven't experimented a bunch with anything other than 24 fps. What were you recording in? How long until you say issues with your video; right away or later in the recording?
hi i hve atem mini pro iso with 2 black magic 4k studio. i am planning to have just 1 ssd to record all via the atem mini pro iso. which ssd do you recommend? do note its 4k studio pro
Not Sandisk
Can I use an android phone as a camera input? How about a USBc webcam?
As long as you can convert it to HDMI, sure.
Hello can someone please help me? I'm having troubles understanding camera setup for the mini pro. I have a sony A7c and A7iv connected to the atem mini pro, works great. But now my issue is the a7iv is recording the not only the image, but the camera Huds also, and how to get rid of the black bars on the camera display its recording a black square outline also.
You need a clean feed for your HDMI output. That's why you're getting the huds. Also, your aspect ratio is probably 3:2 for the black bars. Pretty sure I go over that in this video (how to get a clean HDMI feed) but it's in your HDMI monitor settings in the menu.
why not just do a multicam edit from the begining before using plural?
It should NOT RECORD anything that was not supposed be recorded. It's crazy that black magic would record a file that you did not want to be recorded.