Let's Build A Mobile Production Unit, Part 5 [Broadcast Engineering]

In this video, I continue my mini series on the progress of building a mobile production trailer to house a video flypack for live broadcasting!
Part 5, Update 4
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[@ve4bws]

We have dimmable lights in my trailer and I don’t know how we did without it before. Great job as always Ryan!!

[@JoshC.]

One trailer I was in had dimmers on each light in the main cabin. They had did a couple per row like you described, They loved being able to dim/turn off the light over their station but leave the others up in the path ways. Was very flexible.

[@jezzathenugget]

this sounds like a good idea

[@rcorky]

That would have been wild! I'll have to remember that for the next one!

[@ThinkSmartAcademy]

Thank you for your videos.
I want to ask about a solution that can help to use the 1080p footage over a 1080i transmission standard.
I mean like if i use footage that has been filmed with my phone which it will be in format 1080p or progressive and then i want to use this material in Tv transmission which works in 1080i or interlaced format.
Usually the normal conversion from progressive to interlaced will result some flicker or non-normal video

[@divychitroda903]

Sir, can you tell us that now is camera base station connected to switcher. How is tally and intercom connected.??

[@BroadcastBuddyTV]

Hi! The cameras connect to their respective base stations via SMPTE Fiber. The base stations connect to the switcher via HDSDI. Tally is provided by the switcher via a DB25 breakout cable to each base station and intercom is fed from an analog party line Clear Com system.

[@divychitroda903]

@@BroadcastBuddyTV But Sir, the switcher only provides one DB25 out. Then How do you feed it to multiple base stations?

[@BroadcastBuddyTV]

@@divychitroda903 Hi!
So basically you have to make a cable. You only need two pins of the DB25 to make a tally circuit. The end result is usually a "break out" cable where 1 db25 fans out to multiple smaller db connectors. One per base station.
Something like this. This would be like 1 switcher sending tallies to two camera base stations:
www.ebay.com/itm/Blackmagic-ATEM-Switcher-to-Datavideo-ITC-100-Intercom-1m-Cable-/143435835954