Cue playback
for the IP plant

Out

• NDI, in every download, with key and fill.
• Blackmagic DeckLink SDI, including key and fill down two outputs for a downstream keyer, scheduled video and audio, and limited-range BT.709 eight- or ten-bit packing.
• SMPTE ST 2110-20 video and -30 48 kHz stereo audio, with independent video and audio transport controls, AMWA NMOS IS-04 and IS-05 so a broadcast controller can find and route it, and PTP (SMPTE ST 2059) media clock acquisition and reacquisition.
• SRT and RTMP streams, each output with its own destination, while the programme records.

In

NDI sources, SRT, RTMP, RTSP and UDP feeds, and DeckLink capture are cues like a clip: same transport, same transitions, same effects, same remote control.

Live picture and programme levels

Keying, grading and picture effects apply immediately on playing or paused cues, without another TAKE. Seventeen transition styles keep each cue's geometry and processed look, including its layer corner pins.

Programme metering shows momentary, short-term and integrated LUFS and true peak, with a true-peak guard on the mixed output. File normalization offers −16, −23 (EBU R128) and −24 LUFS targets before playout. Live-input audio follows each output's routing into recordings and network delivery.

Graphics over a PQ or HLG feed

On Windows, take an HDR stream cue, layer graphics over it at 203-nit reference white, and send the result as PQ or HLG over ST 2110, SRT or enhanced RTMP, while recording. The feed-and-graphic path was measured at 1080p60 and 2160p60 on an RTX 4070. HDR input on macOS and Linux currently converts to SDR. NDI and Web Monitor remain SDR; DeckLink HDR is implemented but still awaits physical-card validation. Signal formats, platform limits and receiver requirements →

Check the programme with waveform, parades, vectorscope, histogram and gamut measurements. HDR scopes read in nits; SDI and ST 2110 scopes can read the encoded 4:2:2 signal. Scopes follow each new source picture and show the measured rate in the footer. Output mode selection keeps whole-number and fractional refresh rates distinct. Each output also has its own raster-sized test card.

Controlled the way the gallery already works

• HyperDeck protocol, so a deck controller or vision mixer can drive it.
• Answers the vMix HTTP and TCP APIs, so panels built for a vMix rig work unchanged.
• Tally: TSL out, ATEM and NDI-metadata triggers, so it can roll when it is put on air.
• LTC chase and generation, and a plain-text control port where every command answers OK or ERR.

The details, format by format, are on the specifications page.