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Getting Started
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Set Video Standard
Set Video Inputs and Labels
Customize the Multi View
Switcher Settings
Now you have the software control working, you'll need to apply your switcher settings. Settings are made
in the settings tab of the ATEM Software Control and the most critical settings are listed below.
Set the switcher video standard
ATEM defaults to 1080 59.94i when purchased, however you might want to select another video standard if
you're working in Europe or Asia. 1080 59.94i, 720 59.94p and NTSC is common in the US and Japan, while
in Europe and Asia, 1080 50i, 720 50p, or PAL is more common.
If you're working with standard definition video equipment in the widescreen anamorphic 16:9 video format,
select 525 59.94i 16:9 for anamorphic NTSC or 625 50i 16:9 for anamorphic PAL.
Make sure all your cameras and any connected HDMI devices are also set to the same video standard, or
they won't be visible on the switcher video inputs. This is generally quite easy, as countries have standards
for their HD broadcasts and all equipment sold in these countries matches this standard or at the very least
can be switched between standards. When all video standards are matched, you should see connected
devices show up in the multi view video input windows.
Set and label the video input settings
Different models of ATEM switchers allow some inputs to share connections on the rear panel. For example
on the ATEM 1 M/E Production Studio 4K model, input 1 can be switched between HDMI and SDI.
While you're setting inputs, you might also want to change the input labels. These labels appear on the
Multi View and the hardware panel. There are two labels to change: a long label used in software, and the
short label that's limited to 4 digits and used in the broadcast panel.
Customize the Multi View
There are 8 input views in the multi view, and you can select from a range of external and internal sources
to display on these views. Simply click the menus to select what you want on each view. If you don't have
8 cameras on your job, then you can even select media players, color generators, or aux outputs on these
views. It's extremely flexible, and you can also change the multi view layout to suit your preference.
Select the Control Panel
You can use the M/E 1 Control Panel with any ATEM switcher. The panel is compact enough to fit on smaller
displays including on notebooks. If you have an ATEM 2 M/E Production Switcher and a 1920 x 1080 or
larger computer display, you can use the full size M/E 2 Control Panel to see the full set of buttons at once.
Simply select your preferred panel from the Window menu.
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