This is a goofy video that I had a bit of fun making. It also will serve to keep my promise I made on my blog about creating a video before April 23, 2025 (that’s today!). It’s also the first video I made after creating my personal PeerTube instance.
The basic idea of the video is demonstrating switching video between two cameras – an iPhone running an NDI streaming camera app, and my Panasonic Lumix G7. The NDI is then received by the Apple TV running an NDI Receiver (monitor app) and that is one of the inputs on the ATEM switcher. The other input is the G7. I didn’t expect the NDI app to be compatible with the DockKit technology (Apple’s tech that Insta360 supports in their Flow 2 Pro gimbal) which enables tracking to work in supported apps in addition to their own Insta360 app.
Like I said it’s rough. I hope to write this up on the blog in some form or fashion and I’ll update this description accordingly. Enjoy.
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