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• Power cord
• Laptop Power adapter? (but demos can run on battery?)
• Ethernet cable, 3ft.
• HDMI cable, 3ft.
• USB cable (A to A), 3ft.
• Wired or Wireless Mouse
• Media Drive (2TB)
• Laptop
• AOC USB Monitor, in soft case, on top to protect the screen

1. Name the laptop, e.g., iTV-0005-1
2. Decline Microsoft account.
3. User name and password, e.g., iTV Studio, blank (no) password
4. Run Windows Update
5. Download and install ATEM software (also installs the Switcher Operations Manual).
   • BMD Switcher Support (select software update)
6. Download and install DisplayLink Driver (for the AOC USB monitor).
   • DisplayLink Support
7. Install a VNC Server for remote maintenance?

1. Connect 3' USB cable from Studio to Laptop
2. Connect 3' Ethernet cable from Studio to Laptop
3. Connect 3' HDMI cable from Studio (Input 4) to Laptop (for Media Server and Skype Remote)
4. Power up the iTV-Studio (plug in AC power 110-240V)
5. The Switcher Panel software should appear on the laptop screen.
6. If you get the message "No Switcher Connected," you must use ATEM Setup Utility to assign IP 192.168.10.50 (or use 240, the default?) to the ATEM (via USB)
   • Open the ATEM Setup Utility.
   • Enter the new IP address.
   • The "Apply" button will become active.
   • Press Apply (the new address is written to memory in the ATEM).
   • Power cycle the ATEM.
   • The Switcher Panel software should appear on the laptop screen.
   • If multiple ATEMs are on the same network, they will need separate IP addresses.
7. Check in ATEM preferences that switcher has IP 192.168.10.50 or 240 (via Ethernet).
8. Test that you have control by switching between inputs.
   • Optionally label your inputs (e.g., Media Server instead of Camera 4).
   • Configure your inputs 3 and 4 for SDI or HDMI (a Media Server on input 4 needs HDMI).
9. Update the ATEM software (if necessary).
   • BMD Switcher Support

1. Browse to 192.168.10.1
2. Log into TRENDnet, with admin and the router's web password, which is on the label inside your case
3. Set a new TRENDnet password, iTV8765678
4. Go to Wireless
5. Set WPA type to WPA2
6. Set WPA name (SSID), e.g., iTV-XXXX (This becomes the iTV-Studio's WiFi name)
7. Go to Wireless > Security
8. Set the WPA PassPhrase - iTVWAP77 (the same for all iTV Studios)
9. If you cannot log in to the router, you may have to press its reset button and start over

See VidiU - YouTube Live Setup : Teradek Help Center

1. Be sure the VidiU is powered on (switch on left)
2. Install the VidiU App from the iPhone App store (it is easier to use the App than the VidiU buttons and joystick controls)
3. Update ATEM software (if necessary).
   • Go into iPhone Settings > Wireless , select the TRENDnet wireless for this iTV Studio, e.g., iTV0005
   • Open your VidiU App
   • Search for VidiUs
   • If/when it finds the VidiU, it will display the ATEM Program output
   • Name the VidiU, e.g., VidiU0005 (you will now be able to connect wirelessly with this address or with the TRENDnet address - e.g., iTV0005)

See VidiU YouTube Live Setup

1. We must authorize/authenticate the VidiU for our iTV Studio account, for Live Events enabled under our channel settings. (Again, it is easier to use the iPhone VidiU (Teradek Central) App than the VidiU buttons and joystick controls.)
2. Go to Settings
3. Select Broadcast
4. Select Platform
5. Change the Platform to YouTube Live
6. Click Authorize Your VidiU
7. VidiU generates an Authentication User Code
8. Copy the Authentication User Code
9. Browse to www.google.com/device
10. YouTube asks you to choose an Account to authorize
11. Paste the Authentication User Code displayed by the VidiU and Click Continue
12. On the next page, Click Allow Access
13. Back on the VidiU, you will see the Authentication approved
14. You will only have to repeat the above steps if you change to another YouTube account
15. If you have already created events, they will appear on the YouTube page.
16. If not, Click Create New Live Event and follow the steps above.

Going Live

1. Use the VidiU app or the joysticks.
2. Go to Broadcast Settings.
3. If any stream is being encoded, stop it.
4. Select platform: YouTubeLive
5. Choose Event: Existing
6. Choose the event you just created on YouTube
7. Press the red start button and choose Live
8. Refresh Your Live Control Room. Then you should be receiving data along with a quality report.
9. If the health of the stream is BAD, you must lower your bitrate in the ingestion settings
10. Once this is complete, select preview. This will create a preview window that you can examine the Stream. (Note: this may take a moment)
11. Once that finishes loading, you can Click Go live. and congrats your stream is live.

See YouTube's Live Streaming Guide.

1. Login to your YouTube account, e.g., itvstudiocambridge@gmail.com
2. Click on the blue person icon in upper right and select Creator Studio for your account.
3. Now click on Video Manager in the left column
4. If enabled properly, you should see Live Events on the left tool bar,
5. Clicking on Live Events will bring you to a page that lists events that you have created.
   • (Note: Once you stream to a specific live event it will be removed from this list as each live event created is only to be used once.)
6. On the top right hand side or on the main content of the page you will find New Live Event, This will open up the Create New Live Event page.
7. Fill out title of your broadcast, a description, and fill out appropriate tags to help viewers find your broadcast.
8. Navigate to Advanced Settings and browse any settings you may like to change.
9. If it is a Test event, click unlisted, otherwise select Public or Private (for invitees only).
10. When finished, Click Create Event. This should navigate you to Ingestion Settings, where you can upload a Thumbnail and select your bitrate.
11. When choosing bitrate, you should first check your internet speed using ( http://www.speedtest.net/ ).
    • For HD 1080 video, you should choose 3-6mbps, otherwise consult the table here.
    Then select bitrate which will adjust your resolution accordingly.
12. After you have selected your desired bitrate, a select encoder window will appear.
    • In the drop down make sure Wirecast For YouTube is selected, if you are using Wirecast (iTV0002).
    • If you are using the VidiU, select Custom or Other Encoder
13. Now scroll up to the top of the page and navigate (back) to Live Control Room. You will notice that your Live Control Room is receiving No Data. This is normal and will change once you setup the VidiU (see above

Going Live

1. Refresh Your Live Control Room. Then you should be receiving data along with a quality report.
2. If the health of the stream is BAD, you must lower your bitrate in the ingestion settings
3. Once this is complete, select preview. This will create a preview window that you can examine the Stream. (Note: this may take a moment)
4. Once that finishes loading, you can Click Go live. and congrats your stream is live.

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3. Plug in power to the Nyrius receiver 5V power jack
4. Connect HDMI video from the receiver to your HDMI monitor< /li>
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6. Press and hold the button on the transmitter for 3 to 5 seconds< /li>
7. The video light should come on and you should see your video on the HDMI monitor< /li>

1. Plug in the IR receiver cable to the receiver's mini-B USB port
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3. Various commands now appear on the HDMI monitor< /li>
4. You may now ask the receiver to forget a video source < /li>
5. And then ask the receiver to select a new video source < /li>
6. You are asked to register a new source, which means press and hold the button on the transmitter for 3 to 5 seconds < /li>
7. The video light should come on and you should see your video on the HDMI monitor< /li>

1. The first is to input sound through a camcorder's mini-stereo microphone jack (for low-cost camcorders, currently only available in Canon models
2. Using a mini-stereo to two mono jacks (tip and ring), you can feed different sound sources into each track,
3. For example, a shotgun or lav mic on one track and a wireless receiver or surface mic on the other
4. You may run sound sources into an audio mixer, then feed balanced audio a long distance before converting it to an unbalanced stereo feed, for example with a BeachTek DX4 at the camcorder

You might also record an independent digital track (e.g., with a TASCAM DS10), for backup purposes in post-production.

An SD Card in the camcorder also provides an ISO sound recording from the individual camera's POV.

iTV-Studio MoniCams have a 1/4-20 mounting point for a single microphone. They can be outfitted with a dual shoe mount.

iTV-AV Rigs have two shoe mounts.

iTV-Wireless camcorders send sound in the HDMI signal to the iTV-Studio.

Note:

Livestream does not transcode a single resolution stream. We get 720p max on ASUS laptop, similar to Livestream Broadcaster's red box encoder. YouTube Live takes one high resolution stream (1080p) and generates the adaptive bitrate streams for all devices (see the bitrate table here).