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When I was first figuring out the protocol, I used Wireshark to document the bytes sent between the control software (Or Android app using BlueStacks) and the mixer for each function and figured it out from there. Pretty much any doc that says Ethernet Control is the spec.ДЄs for the NVS-31 that would need a separate set of functionality that wouldn't be too bad for someone to implement, it would just need to bypass all the DVIP stuff. The control protocols documentation I've archived here: The doc you linked at the end there is one that I pretty much already had, that is more low level stuff for configuring the network card and is pretty much the same across all models. The actual command values that are sent and all pre-defined in choices.js and then linking those to the relevant arrays in this.CONFIG_MODEL in index.js is all you need to do to start getting it to send data you will see there is quite a lot of overlap in the different models. It was a while ago when I wrote this but essentially for feedback the definitions are in protocol_common.js for most of them and protocol_3200.js for the 3200. I find they use a lot of the same control protocol functions but sometimes the control numbers change. As well as starting/stopping/status of the stream.ДЄlso, if it is helpful, DataVideo released a new version of their DVIP documentation in I didn't get a ping for this even though I'm watching but nevermind. When I get a chance, I will poke around on the two interfaces some more - however, if anyone has any feedback or suggestions on how I might proceed, please let me know! The priority automation of interest for me would be switching between the four views.or really six views (crop 1, crop 2, crop3, crop4, mainHDMI in (full camera), and secondary HDMI in ('PC' input). The HTTP commands of the NVS-34 have JSON commands such as: ДЇor the streaming half of the device, the NVS-34 is a direct mapping (literally the admin webpage says NVS-34): Since a number of the source-switching functions are similar to the SE-500HD and SE-650, I'm wondering if I can use the SE-650 profile to simply switch between inputs. It actually has two ethernet ports - one for streaming (and so is connected to the embedded NVS-31 device), and a DVIP port that (in the manual) is labelled for 'future use', which (I'm assuming) is for the switcher. But I'm most interested in the switcher.which is actually a combination of two hardware devices into one physical device - a touchscreen region-of-interest switcher, and an embedded NVS-31(34) recorder/streaming device.

I'm interested in figuring out ways I can contribute - specifically for two of the latest hardware items, the KMU-200 switcher, as well as the new PTC-280 camera. They have good products for video switching on the cheap end of the industry, way better than ATEM, and can be cheaper for certain setups! However, they are lacking in software and controllers and ease of use. You can send inputs to outputs on the fly, however their interface is extremely hard to use and there are no presets for quickly switching back and forth.

One of the biggest reasons to use a DataVideo switcher is because it can also act like a presentation switcher/router. The main controller is connected by RS-232, but they do have a network port. There is a protocol section on their webpage, but this is beyond me. If applicable, add screenshots, protocol description PDFs, etc to help the developers along. If documentation is required to implement, do you know where to find it? Is this platform-dependent (windows, mac. I can't seem to find anything that says you can send commands like 'switch to input1' or to quickly rout signals. It has a network port and an IP, and software to load graphics and things into it over the network, but that's it. I have been researching if a stream deck would work with sending commands to a DataVideo switcher, specifically the SE-3200. PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING PAGE IF YOU WANT SUPPORT FOR A NEW DEVICE OR SOFTWARE PROGRAM:

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