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Usage with ProPresenter and OSCulator (MIDI) by Tiffany Howard: Usage with OSCulator (MIDI) by Morgan Warf: Usage with OSCulator (MIDI) by John Barker: Usage with Ableton Live and OSCulator (MIDI) by Jake Gosselin:

TouchOSC Layout (iPad) by Peter Steffey:.

Open Stage Control Layout by Peter Steffey:.

If you would like to control your switcher using a mobile device, you can use TouchOSC or Open Stage Control. If you would like to control AtemOSC directly using MIDI, comment on Issue #111 to let us know.

#Controllermate fader controls software

If you would like to control your switcher using a MIDI board or device, consider pairing this software with OSCulator or MidiPipe.

SendOSC also enables using AtemOSC with ControllerMate and X-keys. See the actionscript example in this repository for an example of using AppleScript and sendOSC.

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If you would like to send OSC from AppleScript or Terminal commands, you can download and use the sendosc command. You can find the IP address of a macOS computer by going to System Preferences > Network or by running ifconfig in a terminal window. If you are sending atemOSC messages from another device, you will need to send it to the IP address of the computer running atemOSC on the port that atemOSC is listening on. If you are sending atemOSC messages from a queueing software or translation software on the same computer that atemOSC is running on, make sure to send messages to 127.0.0.1 (localhost) on the port that atemOSC is listening on. If you set an outgoing IP address and port, atemOSC will send status updates and feedback OSC messages to the IP address and port you specified.

Under Assets, select atemOSC_.dmgДЄfter launching the application, enter the IP address of the switcher and which local port to listen on (default 3333), and then send OSC commands to the IP address of the computer running atemOSC that port.

For a version that supports older versions of the Atem SDK, scroll down until you find the release for the version you want.

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Download the AppДЇor best results, run the latest version of atemOSC, make sure your switcher(s) is running the latest version of the ATEM firmware, and make sure that the Mac that atemOSC is running on has the latest version of ATEM Software Control installed (or at least the same version as the switcher firmware, if the switcher does not support the latest version).

I will refine and add some settings while playing, but anyway even now with those three simple things it's much easier to control a lot of things that before needed a boring and slow mouse gesture.AtemOSC is a network proxy, listening for commands following the OSC protocol and executing those commands on Blackmagic ATEM video switchers. So at the moment I set 2 buttons for Autopilot heading up and down, and a couple of knobs as axis for elevator trim and for the yaw (my joystick only has roll and pitch). The only limitation is that I had to create a virtual joystick in order to have an input for x-plane, and the virtual joystick only has axis or buttons, no way to set up a knob going 0 to 360 (for example for heading).

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Just download the utility called ControllerMate (not free, but you can use it without registering, I still haven't found the limitation with unregistered product) and spend half an hour to understand how to configure your buttons and knobs. I write below for the benefits of somebody else who wants to try: Obviously I know how to do this only on Mac Os. I'm afraid I haven't done my homework well before posting: I have actually found a way to use those kind of control surfaces as control surfaces for x-plane.