Very nice. Yes, interested. What are some of the features? Does it take a file to schedule or do you enter manually. Also, do you have enough material to run 24/7? I'm working on a public tv like program, but it looks like you already have something going. Also, do you have a good source of material, i.e. where are you getting your videos? I'm in the same boat. It takes a lot of videos to keep your channel fresh. Are you streaming now? eager to hear from you.
Looking forward to the continued development of this, and I would hope it leads to something in master that we who do not have your level of coding skills could easily use. Keep it up!
Hi SDI to HDMI. Sounds like you are a camera guy. Our cameras at the church run SDI up to a hdmi converters before going into the switcher. LOL
I’m VERY interested! We’re putting together a local online tv station and need a schedulIng plugin. Also looking for a slideshow generator that can be dynamically updated. Lee thought PowerPoint could do it but—-yeah, we thought wrong :-)
Me too. Am trying to start the same thing. If I may ask, can I have some details about of your future TV Station. There is scheduling software out there, that you can buy. Don't know the price, but if you can generate sponsers, it might be the way to go. For Me, no sponsers and can't justify the expense.
Is there a possibility that you could add automated pans and zooms over still images into what you've developed? One of the downsides of current OBS is (if I am not mistaken) the inability to throw a bunch of still images into a folder and have OBS not only cycle through those images but insert an automated pan and/or zoom to give life to the images so that something is moving on screen. I have looked for a plugin for it, but without success. If what you have coded does not have it, would it be possible to expand it to include images and automated pans and zooms on still images? I would SO love that!
I did have SDI cables connected to a Blackmagic 1 M/E 4k switcher via SDI (if you are looking to buy a used one, I have not yet posted it to eBay), but the noise of the switcher was so much that I moved to the ATEM Mini Pro. That would sacrifice resolution, but I can then have physical switcher buttons right below frame and thus switch cameras without a viewer seeing me do so, and that does not require me to have the ATEM software control panel in focus nor use Companion software for getting commands to that switcher via a Stream Deck. I don't have a helper for ministry work that I do, so having those physical buttons right there at hand (and out of frame) for recording evangelistic videos would be important.
I just watched a video on atem-mini and it is awesome. Our church is fairly large enough to have 3x 4k cameras/SDI to a new switcher and 3 camera guys and a director. On Youtube, you can look for lifepoint church in minden nevada. One man shows are a hero's job. Isn't there some obs plugins that do panning,movement etc already available?
What you are doing is just great!
Hi Tormy
Hi. See you are new. I'm also, maybe a month. If I may, can I ask if this is a goal of yours, i.e. you want to set up a iptv or are you just being helpful. I appreciate your answer either way. My background is I'm a retired engineer/programmer and a video producer at the local public access cable tv channel. It went defunct this last June. I have a lot of material that I am streaming right now. I determined that you need to have a scheduled version with a tv guide. That means your have to have a schedule at least a week out. I'm doing some of what you sugguested, but am trying to make it even more automatic. At the top level view, I want to be able to create models that contain the look and feel of a normal braodcast tv program. I want to be able to schedule ahead a week, to create programs automatically so that a series might be in a directory and it plays a different one each day of the week and automatically chooses from the series directory. It then fills in the rest using a timeline model with station bumpers, fills, psas, ads as desired. It would automatically create these programs. And if you didn't have enough programs scheduled for each day, it would automatically create and fill in the 1/2 and hour time slots. This is doable.
Yes, I'm finding that there is a core of developers that know what they are doing and non techies that just want to get things going, have there video blob etc. Do you think there is much of a demand for this type of programming. There isn't too many people that have 24/7 material. I can see schools and churches wanting this, but really haven't had too many people that seem interested in this. Are you a programmer? I've found that there is a lot of foundation work to be done before you can start on the really interesting stuff.
oh, if you want to see some of my material, i'm on youtube. search for DCCATV. That's short for douglas county public access tv. Just playing some nasa stuff. What do you want to stream?
