Here you will find information about HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface), HDMI cables and the ATEM Mini, as well as the ATEM Mini Extreme.
The BSS case is a sturdy case that offers a complete streaming set with a monitor, power supply unit and optional features such as a battery connection for mains-independent operation. Available in several variants, each for ATEM Mini and ATEM Mini Extreme.
If you’re using the ATEM Mini Extreme ISO G2 (firmware 10.2), you may have stumbled upon an annoying problem: as soon as you set the working frequency to a value lower than 50p (e.g. 25p or 24p), your monitor often remains black. This ATEM Mini Extreme G2 frequency bug causes the signal to be present […]
ATEM Mini Extreme G2 Frequency Bug: No image below 50p? The 50p workaround! Read More »
In contrast to the ATEM Mini SDI, the available HDMI versions only have one HDMI out. This is only sufficient for a live stream or an ISO recording (ATEM ISO version) if no control monitor with multiview view is required. The connection of an additional program output, e.g. to a projector, is only possible with
Second, independent HDMI-out with the ATEM Mini Read More »
With its four HDMI inputs, the ATEM Mini offers enough space for small or medium-sized live streams and recordings up to a resolution of 1080p60. Unfortunately, it often happens that signals are not recognized or only recognized on individual inputs of the ATEM Mini. This is mostly due to the HDMI cables. See our blog:
HDMI – Input sensitivity on the ATEM Mini Read More »
Since the introduction of this standard , HDMI cables have been available in different versions, currently up to version 2.1. These differ technically, among other things, in the maximum transferrable data rate, the image resolution and frequency, the sound transmission and the color space formats. All HDMI cables used in the BSS Cases for the
HDMI cable when operating with the ATEM Mini (Extreme) Read More »
