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dpclive-atem

v1.1.8

Published

Implementation of BlackMagicDesign's ATEM communication protocol.

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3

Readme

Atem

Implementation of BlackMagicDesign's ATEM communication protocol (version 8.5.3) in javascript (written for nodejs).

Join the chat at https://gitter.im/Dev1an/Atem Licensed under MIT

⚠️ Recent development by @Dev1an 🚨

This library is more than 3 years old and although I am still maintaining it, I started a new version of the implementation written from the ground up in Swift. It is developed under Swift-Atem and implements the protocol in a more flexible manner. The same code can be used to implement both directions of the protocol. This means that you can not only use it to control atem switchers but also to connect to your control panels without the need for a switcher. Opening a whole new world of applications for the Atem control panels.

Usage

Connect to an atem

To connect to an atem, simply create a new Atem instance and pass an IP address as first parameter of the constructor:

var Atem = require('atem') // Load the atem module
var myAtemDevice = new Atem("10.1.0.9") // Create a new Atem instace with an IP address

You can also create a new Atem instance and specify the IP address later on. Notice that if you do this, you need to call the connect method yourself:

var Atem = require('atem') // Load the atem module
var myAtemDevice = new Atem() // Create a new Atem instace without an IP address
myAtemDevice.ip = "10.1.0.9" // specify the ip address
myAtemDevice.connect() // manually connect to the atem

Receive notifications from your atem

To receive notifications about the connection state:

var Atem = require('atem') // Load the atem module
var myAtemDevice = new Atem() // Create a new Atem instace without an IP address
myAtemDevice.on('connectionStateChange', function(state) {
  console.log('state', state);
});

These events are currently implemented:

  • previewBus
  • programBus
  • inputTally
  • sourceTally
  • sourceConfiguration
  • auxiliaryOutput
  • connectionStateChange
  • connectionLost

If you need other events, create an issue. You can also fall back to the rawCommand event and interpret the raw data coming from the atem yourself.

You can read more about all the available events in the API reference