ATEM Feelworld Video Village

I am building my Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Extreme ISO Video Village with a DR Pro DJ Laptop Stand and Shelf Bundle, Feelworld Field Monitors, Elgato Stream Deck, Mac mini, etc…

The foundation is a QuikLok laptop/projector stand. Clamped to that is a DJ Studio rack that has been mounted upside down, to attach the FeelWorld P150-3HSD 15 inch broadcast monitor on the top. I just added the 7 inch Feelworld monitor as a Program Monitor, and it is clamped to the DJ Studio crossbar, and it floats right above the switcher.

I used multiple computer and camera inputs. I use a Mac mini M1, an iMac i9, and a Dell Inspiron. I use Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K as Camera 1. I use Panasonic cameras for my other video inputs. I use an Apple TV as a video input, and it can share screen from a device.

I can use the Blackmagic Design Streaming Bridge for Video Over Ethernet out to a video projector, or in from a remote video source. The Streaming Bridge can connect two different ATEM Mini series switchers.

I can send the HDMI Program Out to a Decimator MD-HX Miniature HDMI/SDI Cross Converter to pass-through the HDMI video signal, and to distribute video to projectors in the venue. I can press the Program View or MultiView buttons to switch this display.

The ATEM Mini Extreme ISO HDMI Preview Out port plugs into an HDMI Audio Extractor, then passes through to the 15 inch Feelworld monitor. The HDMI Audio Extractor allows my to use my Bose soundbar via the optical connector at home, and headphones. I use a Zoom H5 when I want to patch XLR cable inputs to an audio input on the ATEM Mini Extreme ISO.

The ATEM Mini Extreme ISO records to Samsung T5, NVE drives, SSD drives, flash drives, and hard drives.

In the home studio, the Mac mini M1 uses a 22 inch HP display, and the Mac mini HDMI video is also output to the switcher. When I take the rack for an away gig, I don’t need the external monitor for the Mac mini, since I can display it on the 15 inch monitor. The Feelgood 15 inch Field Display has 4 HDMI inputs, and 4 HDMI outputs, so it can be used with multiple device inputs.

I have just added an Elgato Stream Deck, and am learning to use that in my workflow.