My ATEM MINI PRO Wedding Livestream Setup - On The Job Shadow
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2020
- In this video I bring you On The Job Shadow for one of my wedding livestreams and show you a complete setup of how I run my live events using the Atem Mini Pro.
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Loved it!!!
Hey Steph, another great video, I always learning something useful from you, thanks!
Thank you Lorne for your constant support!
Another awesome video! Thank you for sharing your setup!
Thank you Ivory for watching!
Great job! Thanks for sharing :)
Thank you Curtis!
Thank you so much for sharing! I like how you explain the whole set up, it's like being there at the location, keep it up
Thank you Joseph!
Steph, wow...That was awesome brother. Another great video. Very informative. Thanks for taking us on your wedding job.
Hi Keith I’m glad you enjoyed watching it
thank you for sharing your setup.. i totally appreciate your tips.. like the headphone workaround , that great, and wireless sound and hdmi is sweet.. thanks again..
Great job ! From France i’m watching you !
Awesome. Just Awesome.
You are a champion who adopted excellent and lattest tech gear for the photography and videography business. 👍
Thank you so much for your kind words and constant support :)
Thanks Steph:)
Thanks Zach!
Hey Steph, this comment is three years late to the party, but thanks very much for sharing your setup and creating this video!
Couple of random comments on your video as I was watching through:
-- Wired wide angle and wireless close-up camera. I think this works fine. But if you're really picky, one issue is latency -- the wireless camera will have more delay than the wired camera, so there will be a problem with audio sync. However, I'm pretty sure it's possible to adjust the delay of the audio with the ATEM; and if you adjust to match the close-up camera, then I think no one will care if the wide is out of sync, especially if the people's mouths are quite far away and small on the screen.
-- I think, in an ideal world, you should have BOTH cameras attached to wireless, and to the same brand of wireless. This has two effects. Firstly, it lessens the different-latency issue. Secondly, it means you can reposition that wide to be more front-on and less side-on, for a better view.
-- About monitoring the audio, if you're only going to do it from one point, I'd actually suggest plugging the headphones into the laptop, not the monitor. You're using something like OBS to stream, right? Well, if you plug into the laptop, and you set the audio settings to "monitor and output", then you're hearing the final audio before it goes live, including any level adjustment that OBS itself is applying. But if you plug into your multiview monitor, not only do you miss out on the OBS adjustments, but you're also not hearing any sort of cable or interference issue between ATEM and laptop.
-- Rodelink -- personally, I don't think it's reliable for livestreams. The reason is that it uses digital transmission; and if there are other things in the same band (like your modem, and your video transmitters, and the DJ's microphone, and whatever else), then the distance at which you can use it is reduced. Plus, you're adding potential problems with battery life, frequency interference, or even physical impediments -- those Rode units really like line of sight. So, a wired cable connection is much better if you can get it.... Failing that, an RF rather than digital transmitter.
-- Love your tip with using an older phone with a headphone jack to play music. One thing I'd add, though, is to be careful about doing this. RUclips will often clamp down on your stream and stop it or mute it if it's playing copyrighted music too obviously. If, on the other hand, the copyrighted music is background audio (for instance, you're outputting from a camera's mic), then I think it'll usually let it fly...
-- Nyrius -- that's a great entry-level transmitter. However, I'm not sure it's available anymore! I also wouldn't trust it for events longer than just a ceremony -- it's going to overheat and then cause all sorts of problems.
-- Charging more for quality. I think this has always been a tough sell! Most people don't value video quality, and also don't see why they should pay for two or even three operators instead of one. But I think if you also throw in the word "reliability", then that becomes a more attractive proposition.
Great Stuff!
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing your setup. I plan on doing a very similar setup. Did you have someone else doing the switching with the ATEM mini, or did you somehow manage the switching from your portable rig you were filming from?
Hi Kevin! Usually we have at least 2 personnel on site for any event that we are on. It is the minimum IMO to have a decent and professional setup.
Great!
Thank you Ramses!
Really great video. I have a question about your ViewSonic 22" monitor. Mini pro HDMI out outputs in YUV (YPbPr) color space, lots of monitors are RGB only, Dell monitors have a YPbPr options, does this ViewSonic monitor have a YUV (YPbPr) option? Thanks.
Hi GrayAreaPhoto! Only Source 1 of the Atem Mini Pro HDMI port is YUV color space, the rest is RGB. But anyway it doesn't matter because the monitor is connected to the HDMI OUT so it should be fine. However to answer your question, I am not very sure if this ViewSonic monitor has a YUV option but I am quite sure it won't have the dreaded green/pink hue problem that you will face.
Great Video. Thanks! Can you give some information about, how exactly you handle the live stream. How do you process it in the computer?
Hi Jorg! I was running it on RUclips
Hey, did you get to upload the review video of the Hollyland Mars? I am considering either going forward with the Nyrius Pro + vs the Hollyland Mars for indoor live streaming to the ATEM. Any recommendations, pros or cons?
how do you deal with projector outputs during live stream and multiview
for the wireless camera do you have any sync issues with audio or compared to the other cameras?
Would love to get this setup, but...
1. PGM and Preview, Are you able to do that or would need a streaming bridge?
2. Sound, can you rather run sound from a mixer or mics from camera is better?
3. How do you connect DSLR/SLR like a Sony a7 series camera? Do I need a dummy battery?
Hi Shivuri thank you for watching!
1. Both PGM and Preview is default from the Atem Mini
2. It's up to the situation. Sound from mixer = cleaner and clearer, Sound direct from camera mic = more in sync
3. You can connect it via the HDMI port on your DLSR. Yes I used a powered dummy battery to keep it running for the duration of the livestream - recommended. Batteries don't last that long.
What are you using to connect wireless your 2nd camera to source 2? And how do you set that up
Great job Steph Lee.. Am wondering which video transmitter did u use from camera to the atem mini pro
Hi Audo thanks for the kind words! As mentioned in the video I used the Nyrius Aries Pro, I should add that in the link as well :p www.amazon.com/Nyrius-Wireless-Transmitter-Projector-NPCS600/dp/B0092T3E3A/
@@StephLeeTech then I have seen your stream bit rate on atem mini pro Hdmi output indicating 1.6mb/s how did you achieve that, mine is ranging between 4.5 to 9mb/s
@@audophotographytv hi Audo this is dependent on the internet speed. I connected the hotel's wifi and it wasn't that fast so we streamed at a lower latency setting on RUclips. Hope that helps!
@@StephLeeTech yeah it has helped.. Thanks
Hi Steph. Thanks for the video. Question: Im thinking of buying a portable folding table (like dj's use) to use at events, what size would you recommend for the same amount of gear you take to your events?. Im looking at 36" or 48". Thanks
Hi Melvin! I actually bought one of these myself! And I have been using the table for all my gigs, as sometimes on location the client does not provide a table for that. The table i have to put 2 laptops and my monitor comfortable are about 120cm x 60cm, and when folded into half it is portable at 60x60cm. I personally feel that is the best size in terms of portability vs usability. Any bigger you would find it a hassle to bring it around.
@@StephLeeTechThanks. Do you have a link to the one you have? The one Im looking at doesn't fold in half, just the legs fold up. ---------> www.amazon.com/Deejay-LED-TBHTABLE48-DEEJAYLED-Case/dp/B01KZC0P5W/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=deejay+led+table&qid=1600412339&sr=8-4
Can I ask your opinion on how to get internet when you’re live-streaming on site? Have you used a cellular, WiFi, or bonded connection before?
Hi! Usually we use the location's wifi or we get an external vendor here in Singapore that provides high quality 4G connection. Cellular = nope haha
Steph, given most camera dont have a standard HDMI how was the Nyrius connected to your DSLR? Also, how were you able to power the transmitter? I may need to get something like this. Would you recommend this or another?
Hi Keith yes that is why I strongly recommend the GH5 for livestreaming :) The Nyrius transmitter was connected directly to the HDMI port of the GH5 and powered by a power bank, a DIY project for my rig. Maybe I should make a RUclips video about this, many people asking since my latest video :p You think I should?
@@StephLeeTech Yes, please do video as it will help to provide more precise and valued information. Thanks Steph.
Is there a need for a software like OSB, or Vmix or Ecamm to push the Livestream out into the internet?
Thanks, and it is hard do this with the Coronavirus pandemia restrictions?
Hi Fausto! The govt. here in Singapore allows only 50 people to attend a wedding solemnisation but on our end (vendors) nothing much changes really except for more stringent checks and safety distancing. But for the actual filming it's not much different from before the restrictions. How are you doing on your end? :)
a guitar wireless connector cost even cheaper with some downside. The audio source must be +4 dB.
Hey Steph quick question here, with your advice or take between SlingStudio, Yolobox, and Atem mini pro/Iso am trying to decide which to invest in for my production company in terms of streaming service I shoot wedding and probably corporate video down the road.
Hi Sunflow! Haha my answer may be biased cos ive always used Black magic design products so my choice will always be the Atem Minis 😄
Nice setup, were you streaming and recording from the ATEM mini pro at the same time?
Hi Alex yes I was! But I had to quickly finish recording and get ready for the wedding which was about to start 😅
Any idea how much data is used for a 6hrs live coverage?
Hi Steph what type of power bank did you used to power the nyrius transmitter?
Hi! I have 2 of these power banks from Talentcell which I find super useful for my livestreams because they have 3 outputs - 12V, 9V and USB
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01337QXMA/
Thanks, Steph. How is the latency on cam 2?
I was pretty surprised it was ok. There was some usual sync lag but IMO still in the acceptable range.
@@StephLeeTech what gear you use wireless on cam2?
Don’t you have a sync problem with the camera that is connected wirelessly?
How did you get connected to go live...? You never mentioned that. Thank you 🙏 have a great day
Hi I connected my setup to the hotel's wifi
Ok at the wedding event did you use their WiFi connection for output of livestream
Hi JTS usually we use the wifi connection at the hotel (I ask before the event if the wifi connection is strong). And I test it with Speedtest to make sure it is ok. I also have a backup SIM-4G router in case things don't work out at the hotel. Hope that helps!
Do you have delay issues when live between wireless video cam and hdmi cam?
Yes I do. Depending on the setup, I always prefer a hdmi cam.
Hey Steph! I had a question. I wanted to livestream using ecamm live. I wanted to connect the atem mini pro to computer via hdmi output port on atem mini pro. Is that possible or do I have to use usb c port?
Hi BiGGMiCC! Sorry I don't use ecamm live so I can't really answer that question. but if you want to connect the atem mini pro to the computer and use it as a webcam you have to use the USB-C port
Steph Lee Films do you think daisy chaining atems would allow me to connect to computer and record to ssd because I’ll get an extra port?
Dear Steph Bro, last few month I'm thinking to start my live streaming multimedia service house using ATEM mini pro. But I was in tension to handle HDMI connecting cable in event crowd!! This video show me a way to use wearless video receive in ATEM along with wearless sound!!! Now I am confident told start my dream project I've kept in heart from last 25 years!!! ATEM MINI PRO bring this opportunity!! And Thank you again and ♥ from my beautiful country Bangladesh!!
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How to connect rode wireless go to mixer ? And get wireless sound to atem
Hi Ben Creations you can connect the 3.5mm jack from the rode wireless go transmitter to the mixer and the receiver end to your Atem Mini
Steph Lee Films how is the sound quality?
@@BENCREATIONS Hi Ben Creations it is pretty decent, definitely better than the ambient audio from the speakers
Steph Lee Films do you have video on this, which camera u suggest for livestreaming events like wedding
@@StephLeeTech hi sir, is this safe for the rode wireless go, i heard it will fry the rode f you connect it to a mixer
Wheat is the latency on the wireless camera unit?
Not much!
Steph Lee Films thanks for the info. Was wondering if it’s good enough for live video or if the sync was off too much to make it work thanks.
@@isaiahm8001 Hi Isaiah there wasn't too much lag that I found it unusable. Again, it depends on your upload speed very much and other factors as well, covered in my other videos! :)
Where did you get connected for internet? From you’re phone 📲.?
Hotel WiFi :)
What do you charge for an event with this setup?
Hi David each event is not just comprising of the setup, but the number of hours and complexity of the event etc. We don't only do the streaming but we do the Producer work as well, meaning we meet up with the client to discuss in detail what they need and then we come out with a cost. It's not a one price for all setup thing. At the end of the day, know your Per Hour rate and then multiply it accordingly and of course add in an extra 10-20% to the final cost due to the complex expertise of livestreaming. Hope that helps in your pricing!