Weekly Ramblecast 002: Big Dog vMix
🕑 Added 2021-06-21 20:11:48 +0000 UTCWith Alex adrift somewhere in Utah, Vinny and Brad do what they often do when left to their own devices: get technical. First we go down the streaming rabbit hole and talk through some of the video tools we're using to do remote production right now, then we climb out of that rabbit hole only to fall right down another one about--what else?--woodworking.
CHAPTERS
0:00:07 Intro
0:03:36 Video Tech Talk
0:21:09 Submerged Computers
0:23:47 Too Much Collecting
0:28:53 Woodworking
0:47:51 End of Rambling
Comments
HylianSidekick
The guys probably won’t see this but in OBS, you can copy an audio source and paste a reference into a new scene. Any changes made to the reference object in any scene will apply to any other scene the object is in.
Mark Wilhelm
I work for a TV station in Houston, Texas. We've been using Dante for a while now but recently we've been investing in SMPTE IP video and IP audio compatible switches and other equipment. Maybe one day we won't have to crimp BNC connectors on cables ever again!
C.A. Brown
I love what you guys are doing, so much in fact I'd love if the podcasts were longer. I feel like a cumulative total of 5 hrs of weekly podcasts would be perfect. Either way, keep it up I love it!
Adam
I work for the BBC in London so I'm super excited to hear you discuss this stuff. We have just opened a studio based around vMix and Dante audio (our first full IP studio), so this podcast dropped at the perfect time for me!
Ryan LaBarge
I fucked around with VoiceMeeter long enough to realize I would rather have a physical device and route stuff externally. Audio in Windows is a NIGHTMARE
Sam Baldwin
Right there with you, Cap! Love to be able to easily re-listen to a section if I feel I've missed something.
Michael
Really digging the format of the ramble cast and the gaming podcast. Also, let Brad talk about UDP.
Captain Ginyu
Thank you for adding not just timestamps, but actual chapters this time around! I don't know how many folks use podcast apps that support it, but it sure made my day. Thanks!
Dinky Frinkbuster
yea it was a fantastic show!
Morgan Ras
I hear banjo music..
Mark Hudak
This episode made my so happy today. Great job!
Dinky Frinkbuster
whoa i didnt see this
James Mauger
Oh hell yeah, technical is my favorite. Can't wait to listen to this!
Sean Fox
We sure Alex is in Utah? What if he is on that river in deliverance?
Shane O'Brien
I used SRT to power a remote controlled video robot which now operates on the other side of the planet on a 4g connection. 2 second delay at 1080p! But still not ideal for remote control in tight quarters. I ended up having to use a Haivision server because I couldn't get any other solution to work as a server on linux... Haivision is great, but it's just a dashboard and costs money after a while, but you can create a server config in the free, remove the dashboard, image the server, and redeploy the server and reuses the existing config. If you guys, or anyone else has a line on a linux server that doesn't require that stuff, please let me know!