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Today we announced ATEM Switchers 9.6.2 update which adds support for Visca over IP camera control on all ATEM Constellation models. This means you can connect up to 100 third party cameras and control pan, tilt and zoom by simply adding their IP address in the new Camera Control tab of the ATEM setup utility. This allows ATEM Constellation to control the latest generation PTZ cameras and camera heads, perfect for tracking people walking on a stage, zooming in on speakers at town hall meetings or adjusting cameras used for security surveillance. Previously available on the 4K and 8K models, ATEM Switchers 9.6.2 update also adds the ability to customize the built-in multi-view to ATEM Constellation HD models. This means you can customize border colors or remove them, plus enable or disable individual labels. This update also adds audio output mapping for all Constellation HD models so you connect a range of audio sources such as microphones and cameras and send them to various embedded audio outputs so they can be recorded on a HyperDeck. If the HyperDeck Is set to multi channel audio recording then your recordings will have all the source audio you need for an audio engineer to completely remix your audio in post production. With audio mapping being added to the ATEM Constellation HD models in this update, it is now available on all HD, 4K and 8K models. In addition, this update allows you to customize the SuperSource border colors on ATEM Constellation HD and 4K models. SuperSource is available on 2 M/E, 4 M/E and 8K models, giving you 4 extra DVE layers plus a background layer, that all appear to ATEM Constellation as an additional input source. ATEM Switchers 9.6.2 update will be demonstrated on the Blackmagic Design IBC Stand 7.C49 and will be available soon as a free download from our website. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/ghzJaZgx

Introducing Blackmagic PYXIS Monitor! A new, versatile monitoring solution for Blackmagic PYXIS cameras with bright HDR touchscreen, camera control and multiple mounting points! Available soon from only $249. Learn more at http://bmd.link/uzTWr9

Today we announced DaVinci Resolve 19.0.1 which includes a number of improvements including better timeline responsiveness when moving a large number of clips. This means that your timeline will update more quickly when you are selecting and moving large numbers of clips on edit, cut or Fairlight timelines. There is also improved playback performance when using a fixed playhead workspace, resulting in more consistent smoother, playback. When using the media management tool to move or copy media, files with embedded AAF content will now be correctly transcoded so your audio will playback accurately. In addition, when duplicating timelines or applying grades between clips, mattes will now remain enabled and linked. For DaVinci Resolve Studio users, this update addresses an issue with license activation on macOS 15 Sequoia systems, as well as improving bus assignment for Dolby audio workflows where the renderer was not coming online. DaVinci Resolve 19.0.1 update is available now as a free download from http://bmd.link/L4aTRH

Blackmagic PYXIS 6K with Patrick O’Sullivan ‘Margaret River’ Watch this recent test shoot by cinematographer Patrick O’Sullivan, shot using the new Blackmagic PYXIS 6K. Learn more about Blackmagic PYXIS 6K at https://lnkd.in/g5Ck8Jvs