Getting Started with Tally Arbiter and OBS Studio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- Tally Arbiter is a free and open-source camera tally light solution that works with a variety of switchers and protocols, and supports several different tally light output types. This tutorial shows you how to get started using the software with OBS Studio.
Thank you so much.I made it.
I've stuck in address of device source before.
Now I realize just filled source name and then it's worked!!
Glad you got it working!
Realy nice project. Thank you för doning this!
You’re welcome!
Does it support OBS version 28 ??
yes if you install obs websockets plugin 4.9.1
Nice
It ist important to reopen OBS after setup the Websocket!
The Connection was green before but nothing happend at my test :-) So reopen OBS and it works fine :-)
Dope
instead of using a M5CStick or Raspberry pi Zero W, do you have an .ino file where I can just use a simple Wemos D1 Mini, or a NodeMCU, maybe a SONOFF or even a smartbulb running Tasmota?
There’s a link to an esp8266 version in the documentation on Github. Or you can trigger stuff with outgoing webhooks!
The latest version does not work with OBS 28. Permanent reconnect
it does if you install obs websockets 4.9.1
Please inform us for the nodejs, tallyarbiter, angular version and the model of raspberry pi you had used in this video because all of my attempts with a raspberry pi zero 2w had driven to fail with any release of them. There are build issues especially with Angular and heap memory fails.
The tally arbiter server is probably version 1.x given the date of this video. The pi0 is only running the Python client, the server was running on something more substantial. Could have been a pi3b+ or even a desktop Mac or pc.
Rewatched the video. Not even using a pi0 in this video. The server is running on a Mac.
@@techministry3655 Thanks a lot for you reply. I appreciate it. You mean that there isn't a way to build the server including the UI in a raspberry pi. I need something with a very small factor for transportation reasons.
@@christheodoropoulos6007 absolutely you can. Just not a pi0. Get a real pi
@@techministry3655 Yes I prefer the tiny factor of a raspberry pi model. I have build issue with the pi zero 2w when it compiles the Angular based UI with the heap memory error. The pi3b+ has the same 512 ram so I think the same issues with specific part of building. Probably a pi 4 with 2g or over memory. What's your advice?
Is it possible to run it on a Synology NAS? (node is available there)
Can you make a video on how to install it? THX
Sorry, I don't know much about Synology. I'm sure there are videos already made about how to get node installed, and once you get that done, you should be able to follow the instructions I've already made to install with node. Good luck!
This is amazing
Thanks! I've given a lot of my time to this so I hope it's helpful to many!
hi, i am a Livestream Studio 6 user, is there a way to make this work. we don't have many options in that platform. thanks
Thanks for your comments here and on the other videos. :) As I mentioned there, please request this over on the Github repository: github.com/josephdadams/TallyArbiter/issues and we can see if it is a possibility. It all depends on what API options are available with Studio 6.
Can you set it up to turn on the tally lights when mic(s) are unmuted in OBS?
Is that data available in the websockets plugin?
@@techministry3655 It looks like it's "SourceMuteStateChanged"
@@paulheitkemper1559 added your feature request here: github.com/josephdadams/TallyArbiter/issues/180
@@techministry3655 thanks. I have added a comment to that feature request to better specify the feature.
what is the software use 0:59 sec.? what software for windows?
It’s a terminal window. In Windows, this is often called a command prompt.
Thanks for the great software, but how to connect blink1 running on windows to tally arbiter?
The instructions to run it are on the repository. It runs with Python.
@@techministry3655 And in older version it would run without it, right? But I can't make old version to connect to OBS, just nothing happens. New version connects fine...
@@hangebicom the old version requires the old version of OBS websockets. So you pick what you want - use the new version of everything or the old version of everything
@@techministry3655 I want a simple thing - I have windows PC, where I run OBS, so I want for that led to become red while recording and green, while not recording. Can I avoid installing python for that? I mean, can I add old websockets to the "new" OBS ?
@@hangebicom Maybe this isn't the project for you. :)