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About to go live at another #OAuth Happy Hour! We'll be talking about security, sharing the latest updates from the last IETF meeting, and answering your OAuth questions!
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People constantly complain that I talk too fast! But I'm dedicated to it cause I end up playing back videos at 2x all the time.
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but for real, the actual reason I had to turn it back on is that's where the "password" thing appears to autofill passwords
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yeah but then you lose the emoji suggestions 😞 I had to turn it back on just for that. very important.
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I'm looking forward to installing it live on my stream tomorrow! youtube.com/bzeQhy5xyzs
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March 8th. I got home from a work trip on the 5th, had drinks with a friend on the 7th, and that was the last day I saw anyone IRL.
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I made a separate Twitter just for #ACNH, and then I pull them from that Twitter and post them on my own website! @switch_pk
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Yeah exactly. You might shop around a bit too cause sometimes the one-way converters are cheaper. Both those devices linked will convert both ways, but you could use a separate HDMI->SDI and SDI->HDMI device if that is cheaper.
Yep that should work! Decimator makes one too: amzn.to/2WlNH5K I haven't actually used that BMD one myself.
Yep! The Decimator both converts from HDMI to SDI and also scales it, which is handy on the larger ATEMs that don't handle scaling themselves. On the other end, you'd need SDI->HDMI back in to the ATEM Mini if you're doing that.
Wireless is also an option, but don't get any wireless transmitters under $300 because they'll be super laggy.
There are some active HDMI cables that can amplify the signal, or also HDMI repeaters, but it'll probably take some trial and error to find ones that work with your cameras. The "pro" version is to convert to SDI and back, which can go up to 300 feet.
Thanks! HDMI cable length is pretty limited, and unfortunately there's no hard and fast rule. It depends on the cable itself as well as the strength of the signal put out by the camera. Generally you won't get more than 20 feet in the best case scenario though.
because it's literally defined as existing before health insurance. don't strawperson this argument.
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It's called Strata Macros! I talk about my workflow with it in this video: youtube.com/watch?v=yNzU-TPd…
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