#CASPARCG TO OBS HOW TO#
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TCP-based connections in a studio environment always have the potential to tear down your whole equipment because a program fails if the server-client connection got lost. P.S.: the main advantage of OSC is that it is UDP-based and not TCP-based as websocket. Thanks for reading and I hope this was of interest. to try this in OBS-Python directly with OBS and not via websocket. I have to mention that this is a very easy task to write in python on a raspberry pi but it was a pain in the a.

But in my studio environment I need real buttons and not only a touch screen or a mouse and therefore I am using Novation Lauchpads with interfaceprograms (written in processing) which do the logic of litting and darkening the buttons and do a transformation of the midisequences to osc-commands(which are sent to the CasparCG Client). I know that this is far, far away from streaming. SWITCH to INPUT2 as PROGINPUT of ATEMMIXERĪnd this all by sending /control/181, 1 as OSC-Message to the Client where I have defined UID 181 as REMOTE TRIGGER. SWITCH to CAM3 as SOURCE of UPSTREAMKEYER 3 The Client also works without a CasparCG Server to control Blackmagic Atemmixers, Tricasters, PTZ-Cams from Sony and Panasonic.īy defining groups in the CasparCG client I can do things like this in my rundown: (You can define an endless number of servers in the CasparCG Client). I am sending the OSC-Messages to the interfaceprogramm out of the CasparCG Client because this standalone Programm is both - an OSC Server and an OSC Client. Wsc.sendMessage( '') īecause the quotes (') are essential they are escaped with a backslash so that they are really written into the string. The program now looks into it´s own table and finds there as member 1-1 = 0 the name of the first scene and sends an request to the websocket server which looks like this: Therefore I am able to write to the osc-server-port of this interface programm an osc message ´/scene/1.n' and it does not matter what type of data you send. This programm always has a correct table with the scenenames and their actual numbers. I have solved this for myself by writing a small programm in process which acts as a client to the websocket server of the OBS and parses all the JSON-Messages from the server. I want to be display a graphic for each player, which will contain an image or two, their name, and current/live score. I am looking to stream some live video with some dynamic graphics/overlay.

#CASPARCG TO OBS HOW TO#

Please refer to this article on how to add your NDI source to OBS Studio.Hello you few that are also interested in OSC-SupportHello! I am new to OBS, but it seems like a very feature rich system, with a great community behind it.

You can also check for your NDI stream in OBS Studio. If you are using OBS Studio, make sure the same boxes are checked for OBS.Īfter checking and adjusting all your settings, give your computer a restart to make sure all changes take effect. Scroll through your list and make sure the boxes for Private and Public are checked for all NDI sources: You will be prompted with the question: “Did you mean to switch apps?”, select Yes. Select Configure firewall and security settings. Right-click on the internet connection in the lower right corner of the desktop and select “Open Network & Internet Settings”.īelow your current internet connection, select Properties. If you do not see your NDI source in the studio monitor, check your window's firewall settings. In Studio Monitor, enable your NDI source by selecting the 3 bars at the top left corner -> NDI_HX -> (Your NDI Source Name). Once the package is installed, navigate to Start Menu -> NDI 4 Tools -> Studio Monitor.

#CASPARCG TO OBS INSTALL#

*Be sure to install all components of the NDI Tools package* If you have not downloaded NDI tools you can do so here. Click Save and reboot the camera.Ĭheck your NDI stream using NewTek’s NDI Studio Monitor program.

Navigate to Configuration -> NDI and check the box for NDI Enable. Choose an NDI Name that will be easily recognizable and set your NDI Group, if desired. Make sure the NDI stream is enabled on your camera. If this has not been done refer to our knowledge base articles on addressing your camera here or here. It is assumed that your camera is connected to your LAN and has an IP address compatible with your router's settings. In this article we provide 3 steps for troubleshooting the camera’s NDI stream if it's not visible on your computer.

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