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Question: Can this be used for internet tv station?
Document: So the h.264 is a great way to archive a local copy (in case Ustream or our internet connection goes down).- The TV Studio has an HDMI program output and two HD-SDI program outputs. All three can be used simultaneously. So you can broadcast to Ustream, to a projector, and to a TV!
Plugged three HD cameras with wireless microphones attached into this switch using HDMI cables. Each camera's video and sound came up immediately on the Blackmagic provided control panel software. Used just one laptop to: a) view the various camera shots on the same laptop's monitor, to control the switch, to mix the sound, to record the video and sound to local hard drive, and to push the video and sound over the Internet for a live broadcast.
We use a Aver Key HD  recorder in a Lenovo i5 desktop (hdmi input) for streaming live to the internet 6 nights a week, 8 hours a night. All in all I can find nothing to complain about and plan to build myself a mobile live video streaming system. Check out our feed at [...]
That way your computer can get both internet (for videostreaming) and control the TV Studio switcher. *** ONE ADDITIONAL NOTE ***If you read old reviews, people say that the TV Studio does not have the ability to pull audio in without the Behringer SRC2496. But that changed in mid-2012 when a firmware update enabled the TV Studio to pull audio in through the HDMI or HD-SDI cable.
The setup was a breeze, I used the settings suggested on the owners manual and it took less than 5 minutes to begin switching. We use it 8 hours a day six nights a week with no problems. We use two cameras and will be adding three more. We also feed an upscaled SD hard drive recorder for instant replays into it and it plays it perfectly. What this device does for under $1,000 dollars is incredible.
Black magic makes an HDMI to thunderbolt adapter that I have my eyes on once some of the streaming services certify it as working (Livestream currently has that particular device in beta).But once all of that stuff was purchased the switcher worked flawlessly. I used a Canon HF100 and a Canon HF200 interfaced to the ATEM through their HDMI outputs. Audio from a wireless lavalier and stationary mic synced up well to the video and I was able to record an hour long presentation with multiple cameras to a recent Macbook Pro.
tons more gear than a switcher. If you want more flexibility try spending 10 times more cash. We are thrilled. Our Cameras have very long cable runs so we use HDMI to Component Video converters  for the cable runs and then reconvert to hdmi at the switcher. Audio is mixed on a Mackie 1604 vlz pro with the tape out going to the component to hdmi adapter's audio input.
so in the end its like a scam really they force you to purchase more for something that can be done with a switch and a black magic intensity pro card. if you think you can stream with Flash media encoder think again its not compatible. i called black magic before i got into it and they never even mentioned about the converter for audio or flash media encoder not working so i was very surprised to find this out once i had it shipped and ready to go.
We set the camcorder to "manual mic" mode and set the level to 25% (this step is very important). Then we pull the audio in from the camcorder to the ATEM TV Studio via an HDMI cable. Works perfectly. If you have a buzz in the audio, try the Ebtek Hum Remover!
We purchased the ATEM television studio to record the Sunday services at church and so far it has performed exceedingly well. This product is definitively the right choice for any small multi-camera (up to 6 cameras at a time) production. There are just three design deficiencies that you may want to keep in mind when thinking about using this product: 1- The device will not work with most HDMI cables, connecting it to a camera, that are longer than ~18ft.
Answer: Yes, we've done it. Sign up for a free Livestream broadcast account. Then take a look at the video at this link: http://help.livestream.com/customer/portal/articles/658496-blackmagic-design-atem-production-switchers. It will show you how to set up a live Internet broadcast over the Internet using your free Livestream account, the Blackmagic Television Studio and a Windows 7 PC. You want to use a wired Internet connection. We used one computer but you may want to use two computers instead of one so you don't have both the ATEM controller software and the Internet broadcast feed both running on the same computer. To do this plug ATEM into internet switch/hub instead of directly into your PC and run the Livestream for Producers software on one computer and the Blackmagic software Control Panel on another just as the video shows you.