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- Real Name: Marc Percy
Our church is looking to upgrade our equipment and looking to get either an ATEM 2 M/E or 4 M/E Constellation HD switcher, 4 Blackmagic Studio Camera 6K Pros with the studio converters, so we can run just the ethernet cable to them. We will also be using non-BM cameras for roaming cameras, we will need separate talkback for that.
What I'm wanting to confirm is two things. First, do we plug in the headsets and just put the studio camera output from the switcher into the studio converter and the talkback will automatically be included on SDI channels 15 and 16, so essentially all we need is the headsets for the director and camera operators?
Second, for the roaming cameras, I'm assuming I would need a wireless talkback system, so could I plug an ethernet cable from the ATEM to the transmitter for the wireless system, and it will pass the talkback from the switcher to the transmitter, thus only needing one headset/microphone to control all the talkback? I'm not concerned with the camera operators actually being able to communicate back, but as long as they can hear, that is the most important part. I considered using BM studio cameras as roaming cameras as well, but wasn't sure how they would work in that case and really wanted to go completely wireless, but I'm opened to using them that way if anyone has successfully used them as roaming cameras with just the ethernet cable being attached.
Any feedback related to these two things would be greatly appreciated.
Marc
What I'm wanting to confirm is two things. First, do we plug in the headsets and just put the studio camera output from the switcher into the studio converter and the talkback will automatically be included on SDI channels 15 and 16, so essentially all we need is the headsets for the director and camera operators?
Second, for the roaming cameras, I'm assuming I would need a wireless talkback system, so could I plug an ethernet cable from the ATEM to the transmitter for the wireless system, and it will pass the talkback from the switcher to the transmitter, thus only needing one headset/microphone to control all the talkback? I'm not concerned with the camera operators actually being able to communicate back, but as long as they can hear, that is the most important part. I considered using BM studio cameras as roaming cameras as well, but wasn't sure how they would work in that case and really wanted to go completely wireless, but I'm opened to using them that way if anyone has successfully used them as roaming cameras with just the ethernet cable being attached.
Any feedback related to these two things would be greatly appreciated.
Marc
Marc Percy