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Hey Tim! The Hub has output/input connections to add an optional Headset/Mic. (NOT the "Link", that is for linking multiple Hubs). We built a custom cable to plug into the Output-to-headphones jack. We run that cable into our broadcast audio desk (AH SQ7) and can route that to which ever AUX output or SEND we need.

@@CedarHillsSandpoint Awesome Thanks so much! Do you use a seperate mic line to talk back without having to use a headset as well? I am curious how you made the cable 1/8 in ring and sleave seperated to get audio feed one way and mic another?

@@timjohnson8328 well, we just send the Eartec audio out of the HUB, we don't send an external mic into the HUB....I suppose you could tho. Just have to convert the input jack into a connector type that would accept the plug of your mic. We do have a talk-back in Broadcast, tho, but it only routes through our DANTE network so it can be routed to our In-Ear systems, as well as for use during sound checks through our FOH speakers. ...hope that helps...

You’re welcome! Thanx for watching!

Hey Reuben! We have some basic computer monitors connected to our mac mini. The fader bank controllers are made by Icon Pro Audio. We have a Platform X and a Platform M+.

Thank you 🙌

The fader bank controllers are made by Icon Pro Audio. We have a Platform X and a Platform M+.

Hey Noah! ya maybe we'll get around to doing a more in depth vid of that. I'll check with the team. The fader bank controllers are made by Icon Pro Audio. We have a Platform X and a Platform M+.

Thanx! We are using Lightkey through a mac mini. The fader bank controllers are made by Icon Pro Audio. We have a Platform X and a Platform M+.

Hey Julio! So We are using the Eartect Hubs. They have have a direct connect for a headset/mic plug. We created a custom cable that allows us to plug into the Hub and take the audio signal that usually goes to the earphone and route that signal to our audio setup in Video Village.

Hey Tinto!! That is a wireless tabletop controller for our house lighting. It's a Lutron system, RadioRA 2.

Hey Orlando! Everything connects to our switcher using SDI. For inputs that start as HDMI, we use converters to change them over either at the source or right before they connect to the switcher. We notice almost zero latency in the system as a whole. However, we notice a slight latency on our house screens, due the latency our projector adds internally. *Since posting this video, we have upgraded our switcher to the 2 M/E Production Studio 4k.

Also, ensuring you have your displays selected to the "Game" mode will force your tv/projector to use it's fastest processing and refresh rate. When we did that we noticed a huge improvement in display latency.

Thanks!