How We Live Stream a Wedding | ATEM Mini + ATEM Television Studio
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- How we, at A2Z, live stream a wedding.
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Cameras: Blackmagic Design Studio Camera 4k
Main Switcher: ATEM Television Studio HD
Streaming to UA-cam: ATEM Mini Pro ISO
That is an immense amount of equipment for a wedding. I'd never be profitable in my market with that setup. Kudos.
Thats what I thought too... Though I bring a fair bit myself
Put your cellular modem on a pole or stand and move it around until you get the best signal AND data transfer speeds. Taller isn’t always better; sometimes you’re in range of multiple towers as each tower may provide different data speeds. Then run your Ethernet cable to a switch where you currently have your modem. You might even research the cellular provider towers in the area and change the sim from one provider or the other. Enjoyed the tour; thanks for making it
very chill and confident of you for taking time to shoot this video during your prep time. Thanks!
Good job ... for Jamaica 👍🏾👍🏼👍🏾
One question I have always wanted to know is, with that investment of equipment and talent, Do you guys see decent returns on your projects? Like how does one go about pricing out a gig to customers that request live streams? Is their a formula to it?
when we run it we can price between 3-12k a day depending on the amount of cameras and wires needed to run all over the place
I live in Scotland, which has the WORST mobile data speeds. I then heard of Speedify from Alex Pettitt's channel where he used a raspberry pi to combine a bunch of signals together before sending it to his encoder.
So now I have a setup with a; M1 Nighthawk 4G router, a Raspberry Pi (running Speedify), an ATEM Extreme ISO, a URayTech HEVC video encoder (as a backup in case ATEM encoder fails), and I use Lumix G series cameras.
The URayTech encoder serves 2 purposes, which are; if the speeds are too low and I need to stream in 720p I can take the program feed from the ATEM, or if I want a high quality recording while I stream I will set my ATEM to "Hyperdeck High" settings and use the URayTech to take over the Livestream encoding.
As someone who wants to get into live broadcasting, this channel is going to become a problem for me in terms of setup goals, but I'm subbing anyway.
lol appreciate the sub! we'll try not to disappoint
lol you need a pop you with all that sun out!!
It seemed like you did not have a chance to scout the location ahead of time. Is that normal? Seems dicey. Especially the internet quality.
Hey what’s up could you send me a link for that headphone you mention please thank you.
To much Equipement for a wedding.if is raining what’s happen ? How U will relocate ?
that's some nice equipment!
Can you add links of the coms and the internet device please
Is the ATEM relatively reliable at livestreaming? Is it picky with minimum requirements on the internet speed or latency to function? How often do you get a venue and encounter issues like you did today?
Wow! Thank you very much for this video. Would you be so kind and give us a description which headset you use exactly? Thanks in advance and all the best from Germany :-)
HI, what are those two portable displays you are using here, and would you recommend them?
How do you communicate with the rest of the team? What tool do you use for intercom?
Does anyone know what is the name of the headset?? That ones look amazing!
Excellent videos btw 👍🏽
Eartec headsets. Thanks!
How did you assemble the camera pedestal?
tell me about that headset equipment, please!!!
what did you use for broadband internet connections
I'm currently about to purchase the ATEM Television Studio HD as a replacement of the ATEM Mini Pro. Mainly because the USB-C output compresses the final image terrible and the color range is off (something with legal range and broadcasting range). How did you solve this problem here? It's not a dark environment so it's probably not too bad, but still.
You could output out of the HD Studio into something like an Ultra Studio Mini via SDI. That would give your greater resolution than a Web presenter while keeping the color accuracy and resolution as high as possible. That would be my suggestion if picture quality and accuracy is the highest concern.
I love your content, but the shaky camera made this video unwatchable for me. BTS footage needs some love too.
What kind of cameras do you guys used?