+ 1

I thought this would have already been possible, but I couldn't find a way to do it.

@ spino

Nice job on the Control Surface, any thoughts of using 'lighted' buttons?


Ice

Great job seeing customisation of vMix like this and the fact that vMix is open to it.

For tallies and also other status I'm thinking of using the Activators stream to the midi device and decoding this as
the midi protocol is quite simple.

Here's a panel I scored for $200. I can barely lift it so it will be cut into thirds as that is all I need.
I plan to replace the incandescent button lights with RGB leds and the knobs with rotary encoders.
This only had 7 keyers, around $450K in SD composite.

https://www.google.com.a...#imgrc=-RhNK0_j4scYFM%3A

The GVG 200 and 100 panels had a serial interface. This 200 looks like it has been modified as they were never that colourful -



Here's a GVG 100 that now works with BMD ATEM mixers -

http://www.ebay.com.au/i...c7587:g:NKwAAOSwdzVXv3fO

$200 for the panel, I didn't want the rack anyway. GVG owned that market and are still the best but a bit pricey compared to Sony.The 300 was the first with up and down ME re-entry, that would have been complicated in analogue.

Is it not possible to trigger a shortcut that defines the transition type and not use the default ?
Your interfacing to vmix via usb?, I'm thinking of emulating midi which is more mindless but easier for me.

For the leds I'll use several MAX7219 led drivers that do 64 leds but they're com cathode. It may not be possible to put 5mm rgb leds inside the buttons but possibly next to the button underneath.

http://tronixstuff.com/2...9-led-display-driver-ic/

You can do all those wipes and more in vMix by making mattes but it's a bit tedious to setup -
http://forums.vmix.com/d....aspx?g=posts&t=6706

Like your work.

Hi Spino

I guess you already know Skaarhoj. He does impressive devices for ATEM with Arduinos. He's using illuminated buttons and gives many useful information on his site

http://skaarhoj.com/

http://skaarhoj.com/case...em-arduino-case-stories/
http://skaarhoj.com/designs/diy-items/

But he also adapted one of his model for vMix

I thought it could be useful to share in case you don't know about him.

Great job BTW. Sorry I can't help with your Mega/Uno issue.

Guillaume

+1 on this request. I had previously submitted a request for something similar but the thread didn't gather much of a response. I still think shortcuts for SetTransition1, SetTransition2, SetTransition3, and SetTransition4 would be great (with "SetTransition1" being equivalent to your "SetDefaultTransition"). The shortcut's value would be equal to the desired transition ("Fade", "CrossZoom", etc). Another set of shortcuts that could be useful would be "SetTransition1Length" where the value would be the number of milliseconds the transition should take to complete.