What are your New Year Resolutions for 2021? Any hacks to share with other viewers? Or simply comment below for our Mini Giveaway! Giveaway ends in 5 days on the 12 Jan. I hope to hear from all of your guys! Wishing you a very safe and happy new year 2021!
Hey Steph. I've been watching your channel from the beginning and your growth has coincided with my livestream business growth. Many thanks for the videos!
I use an Alexa/Google Home-activated wall socket to be able to turn my ATEM Mini on and off by voice. It works great, and those sockets are not expensive. I also monitor my audio using the audio-out port on my video monitor. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and experiences!
@Steph Lee Films I would probably use a smart plug, in conjunction the one benefit of that is also it can be triggered externally through an IFTT/Scene, and you're not giving up the screw down power control at the ATEM. Appreciate the video, the audio out is way better for me.
I had an issue with audio during a stream last week. It was introduced by splitting audio from the source to the ATEM and to a PC. The source was clean but I could hear the hum on the stream. I wasn’t able to monitor it during the stream without cause if a dropout waiting for the delay. Watching your video today I realize that I could have monitored the audio from the display that is fed by the ATEM since it had audio out over headphones! I’ll now be aware to check for issues coming out of the ATEM before starting the stream. I like the power switch hack, I have mine switch on a power conditioner, but may try this switch option which will allow me to plug into a battery backup and switch off independently. Without locking barrels I’ll have to be careful not to accidentally pull the plug. Thanks for these hacks.
HelloSteph, thanks for your videos which are very helpful. I ordered a Component to HDMI adapter from Amazon so I can connect my older Sony Z1U (HD) camera to my ATEM Mini Pro. The camera still works but does not have HDMI. It will be good as a 2nd angle when doing live streaming. I would love to receive one of your spare power on/off switches!.
This is great! You would think that Blackmagic would at least add that Adaptor power switch! That would’ve been a perfect solution from them! Soooo if I don’t win your switches, I’ll totally want to order one for my Pro ISO!
Hey Steph, I'm proud to be a supporter of your channel! I have a request for a upcoming video. I'd like to be able to use my foot pedals to switch between cameras using my ATEM Mini Pro. I'm able to use them to switch camera views in OBS using hotkeys, but I have not found an easy way to use the pedals to control camera switching on the ATEM. If you know of a way I would love to hear it. That's my New year's resolution!!!
Hi Lorne! Great to hear from you again! The foot pedal switching on a computer's hotkeys, that is VERY interesting. I've only seen it once at a friend's home (he plays computer games). I'll pop over to his place sometime next week and see if anything strikes my mind. Thanks for dropping by!
Hi Steph this hack is super helpful!, I'd like to ask as for the USB C output can I hook it up to a HDMI splitter to record into my SSD and also project to the projector or LED screens? :D
Hi Jason it should work. But anyway the USB-C Output doesn't project any output I think you meant the HDMI Out. But if you meant the USB-C then it likely it doesn't work. You can try but right now the Atem Extreme is able to do that with a double USB-C output and double HDM Output. BMD has listened to feedback and responded!
Great video mate ! I just bought the Atem Mini Pro Iso.... hope to be one of the winners of this nice little give away ;-) thanks for the tips anyway, and thanks for all you great videos you share with us all.
Hello, Steph. Very informative video, thanks . I was wondering if the HDMI audio extractor is a good viable option to record the audio from my stream? Thanks
Hello my good friend Steph: Wondering if you can help me. When I connect my laptop to the HDMI input on the Mini Pro and then attempt to play a video clip, the video plays beautifully but the sound is not coming through. It does is not even showing on the audio levels of the ATEM, even thought it's playing fine on the laptop. I tried connecting a 1/8" audio cable from the laptop's headset jack to the ATEM mic in jack, but it still doesn't work (although when I do that, I do hear sound out of my preview monitor but not out of my speakers and not on the Zoom call). I've spent hours trying to trouble shoot this without success but there must be a simple solution, because all my other HDMI camera inputs carry the sound perfectly, so why not the laptop? Thanks for your help, cheers!
Hi Lorne great to hear from you and how are you doing there? Hope you are keeping yourself safe. Yes that is right. It has happened to me before. The problem is definitely with your laptop settings. When you connect a HDMI cable from your laptop to your ATEM Mini, you have to reselect from your Sound settings via your laptop settings to direct the Output to your HDMI because it is default to your laptop speakers. You have to manually tell your laptop to pass out sound through the HDMI cable. That is generally the issue so if you can look at your laptop's sound settings it should fix the problem, I hope!
@@StephLeeTech I can't believe I didn't think of that...so simple. Thanks and yes that solved that problem (you're amazing!). Now, I just need to figure out how to integrate my Stream Deck with the ATEM Mini Pro (it works great with OBS, but I want to use it directly with the ATEM over Zoom (without OBS) to bring in clips, images, websites etc) but this is proving very challenging. Are you planning any videos on this topic? No pressure :-)
Hi, Steph. It's me again. I have a problem with your Hack #2 and #3. When using Mic1 & Mic2, especially, with a Level 6 audio delay set on the AMP to synchronize the audio with HDMI video, I am hearing my own voice delayed, of course, through my headphones. This delay causes me to "stammer" while speaking into my microphone and hearing my own voice come in delayed by 6 msec. What do I do to fix this? I need to monitor my own speaking voice in real time through my headphone connected to your HDMI Audio Extractor hack without causing me to stammer. TIA. (I am using the Rodecaster Pro's audio output to AMP's either Mic 1 or Mic2 ports. )
Hi Darren I think the moment you key in the audio delay you will hear 2 of your own voices (I know what you mean). Can you try not keying in the audio delay?
@@StephLeeTech Hi, Steph. Yes. If I don't key-in the delay it's awkward to hear the audio vocals ahead and out of sync with the video. Especially, since I am recording a "LIVE" karaoke singing performance where there's a need to use the Atem to switch to different camera angles. But I think I have found a solution. I'm just waiting for the HDMI Audio Extractor I ordered to arrive. I'm just using the headphone port from my Monitor connected to the AMP's HDMI Output. I'll report back later my findings. Thanks again for the hack tips. 👍
@@Vendetta725 Anything Post AMP is going to have the delay in the voice and will make it hard for you to talk with out stammering. If you connect the HDMI Audio Extractor on the output from AMP you will have the same audio as the monitor. If you connect the HDMI Audio Extractor on the input to AMP you will have the audio not synced when watching the monitor.
@@tobybauer9360 Thank you. I am well aware of that. But like what I replied to Steph here, I think I found a workaround pending the arrival of that HDMI Audio Extractor I ordered with my Rodecaster Pro. A little audio re-routing, technically, should do it. I'll post here later when that device arrives from China. (We don't have Amazon here in Philippines). Cheers!
Hey Steph, your third hack is not correct because that adaptor will only work for VGA to HDMI displays. It does not convert HDMI to VGA. Please make this correction on you video.
What are your New Year Resolutions for 2021? Any hacks to share with other viewers? Or simply comment below for our Mini Giveaway! Giveaway ends in 5 days on the 12 Jan. I hope to hear from all of your guys! Wishing you a very safe and happy new year 2021!
Hey Steph. I've been watching your channel from the beginning and your growth has coincided with my livestream business growth. Many thanks for the videos!
Thank you TBS for the long time support!
I use an Alexa/Google Home-activated wall socket to be able to turn my ATEM Mini on and off by voice. It works great, and those sockets are not expensive. I also monitor my audio using the audio-out port on my video monitor. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and experiences!
Voice activated Atem Mini... That's super cool Gary! Thanks for watching and happy new year to you!
Brilliant!!! Thx Steph...Happy New Year!!!
Thank you Dr EA and happy new year to you too!
@Steph Lee Films I would probably use a smart plug, in conjunction the one benefit of that is also it can be triggered externally through an IFTT/Scene, and you're not giving up the screw down power control at the ATEM. Appreciate the video, the audio out is way better for me.
Thank you for watching Ben!
Great video mate, bring on part two! Keep on going this is useful.
Thank you Werner!
Thanks and yes your videos have been very helpful - thank you!
Thank you Mikey for watching!
I had an issue with audio during a stream last week. It was introduced by splitting audio from the source to the ATEM and to a PC. The source was clean but I could hear the hum on the stream. I wasn’t able to monitor it during the stream without cause if a dropout waiting for the delay. Watching your video today I realize that I could have monitored the audio from the display that is fed by the ATEM since it had audio out over headphones! I’ll now be aware to check for issues coming out of the ATEM before starting the stream.
I like the power switch hack, I have mine switch on a power conditioner, but may try this switch option which will allow me to plug into a battery backup and switch off independently. Without locking barrels I’ll have to be careful not to accidentally pull the plug.
Thanks for these hacks.
Hi Nick yes the ability to monitor the audio is so important, thanks for sharing your experience!
HelloSteph, thanks for your videos which are very helpful. I ordered a Component to HDMI adapter from Amazon so I can connect my older Sony Z1U (HD) camera to my ATEM Mini Pro. The camera still works but does not have HDMI. It will be good as a 2nd angle when doing live streaming. I would love to receive one of your spare power on/off switches!.
Thank you Issa for sharing!
Steph, very slick ideas, thank you. Ever get down towards the Ang Mo Kio area?
All the time Mike, Singapore is pretty small :)
@@StephLeeTech I haven't been there is awhile but I wanted to reach out and say thank you. Its been awhile since I've had drunken prawns.
That's Awesome. Thanks
Thank you Terry!
This is great! You would think that Blackmagic would at least add that Adaptor power switch! That would’ve been a perfect solution from them! Soooo if I don’t win your switches, I’ll totally want to order one for my Pro ISO!
Thank you Eman!
Hey Steph, I'm proud to be a supporter of your channel! I have a request for a upcoming video. I'd like to be able to use my foot pedals to switch between cameras using my ATEM Mini Pro. I'm able to use them to switch camera views in OBS using hotkeys, but I have not found an easy way to use the pedals to control camera switching on the ATEM. If you know of a way I would love to hear it. That's my New year's resolution!!!
Hi Lorne! Great to hear from you again! The foot pedal switching on a computer's hotkeys, that is VERY interesting. I've only seen it once at a friend's home (he plays computer games). I'll pop over to his place sometime next week and see if anything strikes my mind. Thanks for dropping by!
Hi Steph this hack is super helpful!, I'd like to ask as for the USB C output can I hook it up to a HDMI splitter to record into my SSD and also project to the projector or LED screens? :D
Hi Jason it should work. But anyway the USB-C Output doesn't project any output I think you meant the HDMI Out. But if you meant the USB-C then it likely it doesn't work. You can try but right now the Atem Extreme is able to do that with a double USB-C output and double HDM Output. BMD has listened to feedback and responded!
Hi steph .. the link on the power adapter is for a product that may not come back in stock... I think you caused them to run out. :)
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@@StephLeeTech Why do you want a Power ON/Off Switch? Does it risk accidentally being turned off and ruining a stream?
@@craigallen7980 Yes that is possible.
Great video mate ! I just bought the Atem Mini Pro Iso.... hope to be one of the winners of this nice little give away ;-) thanks for the tips anyway, and thanks for all you great videos you share with us all.
Hello, Steph. Very informative video, thanks . I was wondering if the HDMI audio extractor is a good viable option to record the audio from my stream? Thanks
Hi Michael thank you for watching! Yes it is! The audio should be quite good for recording.
thx
Thank you for watching!
Thanks alot
Thank you for your support!
Great hacks!
Thanks Phil!
Is it working with mobile stream? What is the setup for it? Please
I would just like to figure out every single macros for the ATEM Mini series. So far I have only found ones for PiP.
Hi Steph, can you demonstrate how to connect Nyrius Aries pro to Atem mini pro with video camera wireless
Hello my good friend Steph: Wondering if you can help me. When I connect my laptop to the HDMI input on the Mini Pro and then attempt to play a video clip, the video plays beautifully but the sound is not coming through. It does is not even showing on the audio levels of the ATEM, even thought it's playing fine on the laptop. I tried connecting a 1/8" audio cable from the laptop's headset jack to the ATEM mic in jack, but it still doesn't work (although when I do that, I do hear sound out of my preview monitor but not out of my speakers and not on the Zoom call). I've spent hours trying to trouble shoot this without success but there must be a simple solution, because all my other HDMI camera inputs carry the sound perfectly, so why not the laptop? Thanks for your help, cheers!
Hi Lorne great to hear from you and how are you doing there? Hope you are keeping yourself safe. Yes that is right. It has happened to me before. The problem is definitely with your laptop settings. When you connect a HDMI cable from your laptop to your ATEM Mini, you have to reselect from your Sound settings via your laptop settings to direct the Output to your HDMI because it is default to your laptop speakers. You have to manually tell your laptop to pass out sound through the HDMI cable. That is generally the issue so if you can look at your laptop's sound settings it should fix the problem, I hope!
@@StephLeeTech I can't believe I didn't think of that...so simple. Thanks and yes that solved that problem (you're amazing!). Now, I just need to figure out how to integrate my Stream Deck with the ATEM Mini Pro (it works great with OBS, but I want to use it directly with the ATEM over Zoom (without OBS) to bring in clips, images, websites etc) but this is proving very challenging. Are you planning any videos on this topic? No pressure :-)
My new year's resolution is to be 1% better every time I livestream.
Hi, Steph. It's me again. I have a problem with your Hack #2 and #3. When using Mic1 & Mic2, especially, with a Level 6 audio delay set on the AMP to synchronize the audio with HDMI video, I am hearing my own voice delayed, of course, through my headphones. This delay causes me to "stammer" while speaking into my microphone and hearing my own voice come in delayed by 6 msec. What do I do to fix this? I need to monitor my own speaking voice in real time through my headphone connected to your HDMI Audio Extractor hack without causing me to stammer. TIA.
(I am using the Rodecaster Pro's audio output to AMP's either Mic 1 or Mic2 ports. )
Hi Darren I think the moment you key in the audio delay you will hear 2 of your own voices (I know what you mean). Can you try not keying in the audio delay?
@@StephLeeTech Hi, Steph. Yes. If I don't key-in the delay it's awkward to hear the audio vocals ahead and out of sync with the video. Especially, since I am recording a "LIVE" karaoke singing performance where there's a need to use the Atem to switch to different camera angles.
But I think I have found a solution. I'm just waiting for the HDMI Audio Extractor I ordered to arrive. I'm just using the headphone port from my Monitor connected to the AMP's HDMI Output. I'll report back later my findings. Thanks again for the hack tips. 👍
@@Vendetta725 Anything Post AMP is going to have the delay in the voice and will make it hard for you to talk with out stammering. If you connect the HDMI Audio Extractor on the output from AMP you will have the same audio as the monitor. If you connect the HDMI Audio Extractor on the input to AMP you will have the audio not synced when watching the monitor.
@@tobybauer9360 Thank you. I am well aware of that. But like what I replied to Steph here, I think I found a workaround pending the arrival of that HDMI Audio Extractor I ordered with my Rodecaster Pro. A little audio re-routing, technically, should do it. I'll post here later when that device arrives from China. (We don't have Amazon here in Philippines). Cheers!
@@Vendetta725 Keep me updated with your findings Darren!
Hey Steph, your third hack is not correct because that adaptor will only work for VGA to HDMI displays. It does not convert HDMI to VGA. Please make this correction on you video.
Great video I really appreciate you. I resolution is to get my business off the ground.
Hi Devon! You will if you put your heart into it I'm sure!
My New Year resolution is to do a live stream 🤦🏾♂️ Man, this stuff is hard to understand.