Same rear panel as ATEM Mini with added buttons and software features

Stream video up to 1080p HD

Quick stream, on-air and record buttons

Hardware encoder so there’s no need for additional streaming software

Control and configure timecode, stream status

Full support and control features for BMPCC 6K and 4K cameras

Simultaneous USB recording to computer via USB Type-C

Integration with MultiDock for live hard drive switching

Customize advanced settings with XML files

Software multiview with program previews, graphics, record status, on air status, audio meters

Program preview input and output buttons

Tally light control for BMPCC 6K/4K cameras

Automatic timecode sync for all cameras

If you’re streaming, then all models use USB as a webcam. The ATM Mini connects via its USB Type-C to a computer, and your computer will recognize ATEM Mini as a webcam and you can then select it as the webcam source in your streaming software, such as Skype.

Available transitions include:Cut: when you press the cut button, ATEM instantly changes from your current program source to the preview source. Cuts can be performed by directly selecting sources or by pressing the cut button to switch to the next source.

Mix: the mix, or dissolve, gradually transitions from one source to the next by creating a smooth blend. You can set custom timings to manually blend the transition.

Dip: just like mix transitions, a dip transition is a gradual blend that includes either a solid color, graphic, or another clip between the two video sources. Dips to black or white between sources are the most popular, or you can use logos or sponsor graphics.

Wipe: built-in wipe patterns include circles, diamonds, squares, and more. Shapes and patterns can be inverted or softened and can even have customized colored borders.

DVE: with the powerful built-in Digital Video Effects processor, or DVE, you can push, spin, squeeze, or swoosh your live video from one camera to the next with incredible built-in transitions. DVE transitions can be flip-flopped and reversed, giving you even more transition options.

Layer live video over other video sources or graphics with the Upstream Keyer. You can use luma key, linear key, pattern key, or shoot against a green screen and use chroma key to instantly composite the video over virtual sets.Luma key: luma keys work best with high-contrast images, like white elements on a black background. So you can use the contrast to cut the black background and replace it with live video or graphics.

Linear key: get clean, high-quality results with linear keying by using two separate sources for the fill and the key to create one video image. Chroma key: used every day for TV weather forecasts, chroma keys are a powerful way of combining live images in real time. The presenter typically stands in front of a green or blue background and the chroma keyer will remove only that color and combine it with another image, such as a video or graphic.

Pattern key: combine live images with any of the built-in wipe patterns to combine live images or graphics with geometric shapes.

Downstream Keyers

The ATEM Mini switcher includes one downstream keyer, so you can add high-quality graphics like logos, bugs, and titles from the built-in media player over the live stream program output. Downstream keyers are the last layers of keying, so they overlay all video switched to the main program output.

The built-in audio mixer lets you control both camera and external audio with precision level and balance adjustments on all six available audio inputs and two channels. The mixer features selectable On/Off/Audio-Follow-Video per channel, plus it has separate gain control per channel. Level and peak metering, and new Fairlight audio enhancements such as compressor, gate, limiter, six bands of parametric EQ, and master gain control.

The HDMI monitor output allows you to see your sources, graphics, preview, and program output on a single screen.

Eliminate external character generators by storing up to 20 broadcast-quality RGBA graphic files in the media pool. The one media player appears as input sources to your switcher. You can transition to graphics as full-frame video, or feed them to the keyers for overlaying video. Popular image formats such as PNG, TGA, BMP, GIF, JPEG, and TIFF are supported.