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29<br />

Using ATEM Software Control<br />

ATEM Mix Effects<br />

Switcher Settings<br />

The last tab in the ATEM Software Control allows you to change the video input selections and labels.<br />

Setting labels is important, and they are visible in the multi view output as on-screen labels and on the<br />

broadcast control panel in the source names row.<br />

In the settings tab, you can also set the <strong>switcher</strong> video standard. This is the master video standard that the<br />

whole <strong>switcher</strong> operates at, and it's very important you set this to the same video standard as your video<br />

inputs. More details on setting the video standards is included later in this manual.<br />

The <strong>switcher</strong> settings also let you customize your multi view. The multi view can change its orientation and,<br />

on the ATEM 1 M/E and 2 M/E <strong>production</strong> <strong>switcher</strong>s, any of the 8 video views can be changed allowing you<br />

to view any source in the <strong>switcher</strong>. This lets you monitor cameras, internal sources, media players and even<br />

aux. outputs on a single monitor. Multi view really saves space when doing portable location based events<br />

because you only need a single monitor.<br />

Using the Software Control Panel<br />

The <strong>switcher</strong> tab is the main control interface for the <strong>switcher</strong>. During live <strong>production</strong>, the <strong>switcher</strong> tab can<br />

be used to select sources and take them to air.<br />

You can select the transition style, manage upstream/downstream keyers and turn on/off the master fade to<br />

black. The palettes on the right hand side of the interface are where you adjust transition settings including<br />

transition rates, adjust color generators, control media players, and adjust the upstream and downstream<br />

keyers as well as control fade to black rate.<br />

Mix Effects<br />

The mix effects block of the <strong>switcher</strong> tab contains all the source select buttons for the program and preview<br />

buses, allowing external inputs or internal sources to be selected for next transition previewing or switching<br />

to air. On multiple M/E <strong>switcher</strong> models, this part of the interface controls M/E 1.

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