Viz Mosart Administrator Guide

This section lists a selection of device properties:

Working with Device Functions

Right-click inside the device function area to open a menu containing the following options:

Enable: These commands are described in more detail below.
Template properties: Opens the current template's properties page, see Template Properties in section Working with Templates.
Clear devices: Removes all devices from the device function menu, after confirming in a pop-up message window.
Apply device settings to all sets: Applies all the device settings to all templates of same type and variant throughout all template sets.
Mark as intentionally empty: This option is available for empty templates only and shows up when the Use ‘Mark template as empty’ feature is enabled in the Settings Editor MOS. See Empty Templates for more details.

To Enable Device Functions

Right-click in the device's Function area (black row).
Select the device to configure from the Enable menu.
This opens the edit box for the selected device.

Note: Depending on the protocol chosen, the caption EMEM Recall may alternatively be:

Emem Recall
Dmem Recall
Snapshot Recall
Memory Recall

To Modify Device Functions

Right-click in the device's Function area (black row).
Select Device properties. See the topics below for listings of properties for each device.

Note: Depending on the Protocol chosen, the caption Macro Recall may alternatively be:

Custom Control

To Remove Device Functions

Right click in the Device function area
De-select it from the Enable menu.

Linking Device Properties and Newsroom Tags

To Make a Device Property Editable from the NRCS

Right-click over Property and select Add newsroom tag.
The property is then reassigned to the value supplied from the newsroom system.

If several device properties are given to a newsroom tag with the same name in a template, all devices use the value given in the NRCS.

Testing a Template

You can test the behavior of your template by simulating a Preview (cue) followed by a Take.

To Test a Template

Press the Take button to the right of the template heading.

This cues the template in Preview, and then five seconds later takes it to Program with the selected transition.

Video Switcher Crosspoint

The video switcher crosspoint enables switching on the video switcher. The A or B bus assignment of the mixer effect (PP/MEx) is automatically handled by the automation.

Guidelines for Video Switcher Crosspoint Configuration

Item	Description
Mix Effect	Selects which Mix Effect (ME) bank on your vision mixer that you are currently handling. Note : Newsroom tag available.
Crosspoint	Crosspoint on the video switcher. Default value: none Enter a text value (shall be same as in the list of available x-points for Video configurations). Note: Newsroom tag available.
Audio link	Default value: none
Crosspoint PP	If another Mix Effect (ME) than PP is selected, then you can select a crosspoint for program by writing the crosspoint name in the field.
Set ME in PP	If another Mix Effect (ME) than PP is selected, check this box to make that ME the crosspoint for PP. (Checking this box disables XPOINT PP).
Cross Point Hold	Keeps the crosspoint on the selected Mix Effect.
Mix Delay	Offset, in frames, of when to perform the transition.
Mix Delay Out	Delay, in frames, of when to perform the next transition.
Transition Only	Only delay the switcher transition (sub items will perform).
DSK Off	Turns off the Downstream Keyer (DSK) on the video switcher when the template is active in program. The keyer selected as DSK in the switcher device property (Devices > Properties > Vision Mixer > selected DSKNr), will be used.
DSK 2 On, ..., DSK 8 On	Downstream Keyer (DSK) 2-8 on. Turns on the DSK 2-8 (PP key 2-8) on the video switcher when the template is active in program.
Off delay	Delay in frames to set the DSK 2-8 off.

Video Switcher Transition

The transition device is only available when video Switcher crosspoint is enabled.

To Define Video Switcher Transitions

This procedure is based on the example in the screenshot.

Click on MIX/WIPE/EFFECT to cycle through these three transition types.
Click directly on the selected value (in the screenshot above, this is either 0 or 1).
Enter
1. The default duration (in frames) for the Mix/Wipe transition, or
2. The effect number for the effect transition.

The transition is performed with the auto-transition functionality in the video switcher.

Usage and Tips

To do a cut, use a MIX transition with 0 frames duration.
To add a mix delay, right-click on the device (MIX/WIPE/EFFECT), select the number (below Disable), and enter another number (in frames).
Adding a mix delay delays the start of the transition, compared to other device commands, when the template goes On Air.
To disable the transition, right-click over the device and select Disable.

Video Switcher Register/Timeline Recall

Video Switcher Register/Timeline Recall (EMEM Recall/Emem Recall/Dmem Recall/Snapshot Recall/Memory Recall) will recall a register and/or timeline in the video switcher.

To Open the Video Switcher Register/Timeline Recall

This procedure is based on the example in the screenshot.

Open Template Editor.
Right-click over ememnr_pr
Select Enable > EMEM Recall
Enter or select required values

Note: If a Register recall is paired with the video switcher key bus delegation and/or auxiliary bus delegation, the key/aux bus delegation should be disabled in the Video Switcher Register to prevent a conflict between the stored delegation and the Viz Mosart-assigned delegation.

Guidelines for Video Switcher Register/Timeline Recall Configuration

Item	Description
NAME	Name of Register/Timeline.
DESCRIPTION	Description of Register/Timeline.
MIXEFFECT	Select the MIXEFFECT (ME) from where the Register/Timeline should be recalled. Drop-down menu values are PP (Program), ME1, ME2, ME3, ME4, and Master. Default value: Master. (Depending on the Protocol chosen, there may be additional values). To dynamically choose ME1 or ME2, values M_RIP and M_OTH are available. Note: Newsroom tag available
EMEMNR PREVIEW	Register/Timeline on the video switcher that will be recalled when the template is cued in Preview.
EMEMNR PROGRAM	Register/Timeline on the video switcher that will be recalled when the template is taken to Program.
LOAD TIME	Delay time (in frames) between when the mixer register is recalled (in Program or Preview) and when all other template instructions are executed.
OPEN VS FADER	When selected, Viz Mosart opens the fader specified in Audio effect server, defined in the Audio tab of Device Properties in AV Automation.

Macro Recall

Macro Recall is available when the following vision mixer protocols (as selected in the configuration menu AV Automation Devices Vision Mixer):

Ross Acuity
Ross Carbonite
GV CPL
GV KAHUNA (Kahuna/Kula)
SONY SERIAL TALLY
VIZRT-IPS (NewTek/Vizrt Group IP series mixers (for example, Viz Vectar Plus, TriCaster, VMC1).

To Open a Macro Recall

Open Template Editor.
Navigate to Enable > Macro Recall
Enter or select required values.

Guidelines for Macro Recall Configuration

Item	General description	Drop-down	Text field
Recall preview	Action to be taken when entering preview mode.	See below	See below
Recall program	Action to be taken when entering program mode.	See below	See below

Drop-down Menu Alternatives

Drop-down option	Description
None	No action.
Recall	Macro is prepared (or cued).
Take	Macro is taken.
Recall and Take	Macro is prepared and taken.
Load project	Project is loaded (Kahuna/Kula only). Warning: Load Project could affect the performance of the switcher. Use with caution during a running show.

The format of the text fields depends on the mixer chosen:

Mixer

Text field

Remark

Acuity

One bank character and two macro characters.
Example: 102 (recall custom control 02 on bank 1)

Recall (and Recall and take) only.
Take does nothing.

Note that Device is named Custom Control instead of Macro Recall.

Carbonite

One bank character and two macro characters.
Example: 215 (recall custom control 15 on bank 2)

Recall (and Recall and take) only.
Take does nothing.

Note that Device is named Custom Control instead of Macro Recall.

GV CPL

Macro number (integer) in the range 1-999.

Recall (and Recall and take) only.
Take just takes macro already recalled.

Kahuna/Kula

The meaning and format of the text fields depend on the selected drop-down option:

Drop-down option	Description
Recall	Two-digit project number and three-digit macro number in the format pp.mmm.
Take	As for Recall above, or three-digit macro number (mmm).
Recall and Take	As for Take above (if mmm only, the Recall is omitted).
Load project	Project number in the range `0-100` (`100` meaning no project).

SONY SERIAL TALLY

Macro number (integer) in the range 1-250.

Recall (and Recall and take) only.
Take just takes macro already recalled.

VIZRT-IPS

Plays a macro having the name provided

Take only

Note: Some Tricaster drivers use a non-standard macro in which the argument is the macro text itself. However, this does not apply the driver currently used by Viz Mosart.

Video Switcher Auxiliary Bus Delegation

Auxiliary bus delegation enables routing of internal video switcher signals to the auxiliary outputs of your video switcher.

Note: VIZRT-IPS: Video switchers supporting VIZRT-IPS use NDI outputs, not auxiliaries. So on the template, the Auxiliaries device is instead named NDI Router Output.

Type or select relevant values.

Guidelines for Auxiliary Bus Delegation Configuration

Item	Description
BUS	Selects the auxiliary to assign a new source. Note: Newsroom tag available.
XPOINT	Crosspoint on the video switcher. Note: Newsroom tag available.
AUDIOLINK	Assigns a link group to this delegation. Please refer to Audio and Video Setup for the use of this feature.
SET DELAY	Set the delay in frames of the key delegation when taking the template to Program. If the field is left blank, the key is set in Preview
TRANS DUR	If the vision mixer has the ability to mix on the AUX channels, this is where the mix rate is set, `0` is a cut

Configuring an NDI Router (Viz Vectar Plus or Tricaster VMC)

Note: For NDI output crosspoints, you must refer to actual crosspoint names recognized by VMC1 (and not any user-friendly names that would be mapped to the physical inputs).
These default naming on the NDI router side is typically:
- INPUTn
- DDRn
- BFRn
- MIX n.
The same naming must be used on the Viz Mosart side.

In AV Automation > Devices > A/V Setup > Video Config > Mixer name column, you must provide the hardcoded name associated with the user-friendly name of the crosspoint.
This name is found on the switcher side.

In the example below, the value of the literal crosspoint name is the router output found in the switcher's Macro Configuration > Macro Editor menu and added to AV Automation:

There is a new setting UseOutputCrosspointNames in the IP-protocol config VizrtIpSystemsVideoSwitcherConfig.xml set by default to expect the crosspoint name, instead of the Viz Mosart standard of using physical input naming.

Keyfill: Video Switcher Key Bus Delegation

Video switcher key bus delegation enables routing of internal video switcher signals to the keyers on the different mixer effects of the switcher.

Note: TRICASTER (VIZRT-IPS): For video switchers supporting M/E effects with 4 layers, the device is named Key/Layer.

To Enable Keyfill by Bus Delegation

Open Template Editor.
Navigate to Enable > Keyfill > [Keyfill index]
Enter or select required values.

To Enable Keyfill by Bus Delegation for M/E effects with 4 layers

Devices like Viz Vectar Plus or VMC1 let you configure M/Es with effects supporting up to 4 primary sources/input layers (along with Key layers), called A, B, C and D buses.
Viz Mosart can control these buses from a template or keyboard shortcut when VIZRT-IPS is used for a vision mixer.

Open Template Editor.
Navigate to Enable > KeyLayer > [KeyLayer index]
The Key/Layer device on a template can be used for VMC1 vision mixer to either set the crosspoint for a Key bus or to set the crosspoint for A, B, C and D buses of a M/E effect with 4 layers.
Right-click > Device properties.
Select from the BUS drop-down menu:
1. If the device is used for setting the crosspoint for a key bus, set the BUS drop-down menu to a number between 1 and 8 on the Key/Layer device properties.
2. If the device is used for setting the crosspoint for a layer of a M/E effect with 4 layers, then choose one of the letters A, B, C and D from the BUS drop-down menu.

Guidelines for Keyfill Configuration

Item	Description
BUS	Selects the key bus on the selected ME. If the video switcher supports M/Es with 4 layers (e.g. VIZRT-IPS), 4 more buses are available corresponding to each layer, A, B, C and D: Note: Newsroom tag available.
XPOINT	Crosspoint on the video switcher. Default value: none Note: Newsroom tag available.
AUDIOLINK	Assigns a link group to this delegation. Please refer to Audio and Video Setup (previously Linking video and audio sources) for the use of this feature.
MIXEFFECT	Select the ME where the key crosspoint should be set. Note: Newsroom tag available.
KEY SET DELAY	Set the delay in frames of the key delegation when taking the template to a program. If the field is left blank the key is set in preview.
KEY ENABLE	Key enable drop-down menu. Note: Newsroom tag available.

Video Server

Guidelines for Video Server Configuration

Setting	Description
SERVERCHANNEL	The Mosart video port / port group where the clip is to be played out /recorded. For recording the corresponding video port has to be part of the “Rec” port group. Port groups are created as part of the video server configuration in menu AV Automation > Devices > Preferences. Configurations are described in Video Servers, section Working with Mosart Port Configurations. Notably, the defined virtual ports are among the available options. In addition, the non-empty groups (groups with at least one port) are available. If a group has the same name as one of its ports (as may be the case for the Rec and P groups, if defined), the group as such is not available, but the port is.
CLIP HIRESPATH	The (default) clip ID or name. Note: Newsroom tag available, meaning that a value from the NRCS will override the value specified here.
CLIP DESCRIPT	You can enter a Clip description, however a clip description from the NRCS or video server overrides this value. Note: Newsroom tag available.
TRIGGER START	Enables the Trigger start function from control commands, a shortcut or continue point could be set to PLAY the Clip.
RECUE CLIP	In an A/B roll situation, when several Adlibs are played back-to-back, this setting determines how a clip will be restarted after it has been paused. For example, if Clip A is paused when Clip B is taken On Air, then next time Clip A is taken on the same channel, it can either be played from where it was paused, or be re-cued (played from the beginning). This is only used for AdlibPix templates.
LOOP	Sets the server port to loop the clip. Beware! Not all video servers can loop.
CUE ONLY	Cues only the clip when the template is in Preview. The template will not start playing the clip when the template is taken.

Graphics

The Graphics device enables recall of graphic elements.

Graphic elements are cued (loaded) in Preview and played (started) when taken to Program.

Guidelines for Graphics Configuration

Engine	Selects the engine to operate on when using this template, based on your configuration. See section Graphics.
Content Source	dataconnection: Use content from the attached graphics database (only available when Vizrt graphics are used) newsroom: Use content from the attached NRCS. none: Use content written into the template.
Send Continue on DVE FORWARD	If selected, a continue command is sent together with a DVE Forward command.
Use VizContentPilot	Enable to run this element through a Viz Pilot client. This allows for OnLiveUpdate events in Viz Pilot data elements.
Scene Name	The default scene name is used, if not overridden by the NRCS. Note: Newsroom tag available.
Scene Text	The default scene text will be used, if not overridden by the NRCS. Note: Newsroom tag available.
Is database Index
Use take Out Command	If selected, a take-out command is sent when the template status changes from On Air to Off Air.
Take Out Delay	Delay of sending takeout command after template status changes from On Air to Off Air.
Translate Cue for Transition Logic elements	If active, this setting overrides the global setting with same name set in AV Automation > Devices > Properties > Graphics > General > [VIZRT] > Miscellaneous. This setting only applies to transition logic for Vizrt full screen graphics. The Media Sequencer ignores standard cue command for these items. No translate: Send cue command to the Media Sequencer (on Media Sequencer versions below 1.20 no cue will be performed). Take: Use a Take command when cuing. Take out: Use a Take out command when cuing.

Video Wall Register Recall

Setting	Description
NAME	Internal name of the shot.
RECALL PREVIE	For WATCHOUT, see notes below. For the other brands, this is the number of the recall to be taken when the template is cued in Preview.
EMEMNR	For WATCHOUT, see notes below. For the other brands, this is the number of the preset to take when the template is taken in Program.

Notes for WATCHOUT

The fields RECALL PREVIE and EMEMNR should contain the command or sequence of commands to be sent when the template comes in Preview or Program, respectively.
The general format is: [load "show"] [resetrun "timeline"]
Both load and run are optional, however at least one of them must be present. The show and timeline parameters may not contain double quotes.
The reset value is optional. For more information see the connection string property ResetAnyway, described in the section Video Wall Connection Strings.
In most cases, RECALL PREVIE contains load "show", and EMEMNR contains run "timeline".

Audio Player

LEVEL: This value does not affect the level. Instead, a value > -90 (the value must be an integer) starts playout, whereas a value <= -90 stops the playout.
AUDIO FILE: Optionally, enter an audio file name here. If a newsroom tag is added, and a value is provided by the NRCS, that value is used.
OUTPUT: (Viz Mosart Audio Player only) Choose the output on the Audio Player to be used, if nothing is inserted, the first port is used. This value is overwritten by values coming from the NRCS.
Outputs are displayed on the Audio Player UI (see the Audio Player section at AV Automation Devices > Audio).

Note: Newsroom tags available for all three fields.

For further details, including third party audio players, see Device Properties section Audio.

Virtual Set

You can specify the camera to take in a virtual set.

Insert the camera number in the virtual set that is to be taken when the template is taken to Program.

Note: For Vizrt's virtual set manager, Viz Arc, please refer to section Viz Arc support within a Mosart show.

Robotic Camera Control

The camera control device allows for recalling camera shots (and pre-programmed moves) when the template is cued in preview or aired in program. The device editor supports salvo recalls of shots by adding multiple lines for each shot recall.

The Standard Robotic Camera Control Properties are described below, as well as exceptions for specific camera types.

Guidelines for Standard Robotic Camera Control Configuration

Shot Name	Not used.
Camera number	-1 : Shot is sent to all cameras that are not in standby. >=0 : Shot is sent to the camera with the same number. The number refers to those given in the Cameras fields in .AV Automation Devices Camera Robotics v4.1.

Preview	The exact meaning and format of the Preview* fields depend on the type of camera robotics. (See the sections below.)* These following three fields govern what happens when the template is taken in preview.
Page Preview	This field (together with Preset Preview) determines the shot/move.
Preset Preview	This field (together with Page Preview) determines the shot/move.
Time preview	This field (together with Preset Preview and Page Preview) determines the duration of a move.
Delay preview	Not used.

Program	The exact meaning and format of the Program* fields depend on the type of camera robotics. (See the sections below.)* These following three fields govern what happens when the template is taken to air.
Page program	This field (together with Preset program) together determine the shot/move.
Preset program	This field (together with Page program) together determine the shot/move.
Fade time Program	This field determines the duration of a move.
Delay program	Delay of move in Program (frames). Note: Only available for Vinten robotics systems

Protect onair source	Protected video switcher cross-point. If the video switcher cross-point is On Air, the shot/move recall will be ignored. For Technodolly, this protection can be confined to Preview and/or Program, and to Cuts and/or Moves.

Cambotics Properties

Camera Number: Set camera number to 1.
Page Preview/ Page program: Robotic camera number.
Preset Preview/ Preset program: Shot number.
Time preview/ Fade time Program: [Optional] Duration for move in deciseconds (10 deciseconds = 1 second).

Note: All parameters not defined specifically, must be set to -1.

Camerobot Properties

Page Preview/ Page program: Name of shot’s matrix in preview/program.
Preset Preview/ Preset program: Shot’s cell number in the selected matrix - the shot is adjustable from NRCS and GUI.
Time preview/ Fade time Program: 0 ~ cut (fastest move) to position, ?0 ~ programmed move speed (adjustable from NRCS and GUI).

Cinneo System Properties

Page Preview/ Page program: Name of the camera to recall.
Preset Preview/ Preset program: Name of shot to recall - adjustable from NRCS/GUI.
Time preview/ Fade time Program: Desired moving time (seconds).

Fx-Motion Properties

Page Preview/ Page program: Identifies the camera to recall (identical to Camera Number > 0), optionally followed by :category for temporary overriding any NRCS or GUI settings.
Preset Preview/ Preset program: Name of shot or move to recall.
Time preview/ Fade time Program: =0 cut, <0 ~ default time to shot, >0 ~ wanted time (frames).

NDI PTZ Properties

Camera Number: A number as configured in the Cameras field for a robotic camera controller (see section Camera Robotics). This is used by Mosart to filter the shots for execution by a camera robotic controller.
If value -1 is set, the shots will be executed for all controllers are not in stand-by, as configured in AV Automation Device Properties.
Page Preview/Page program: A number as configured in the Cameras field for a robotic camera controller (see section Camera Robotics). This identifies the exact camera for which the shot will be executed.
As long as the Camera number is greater or equal than 0, a number within the range of cameras supported for that controller should be set for either Page Preview or Page Program.
Preset Preview/Preset program: Name of shot or move to recall.
Delay preview: Not supported.
Delay program: Delay of move in Program (in frames).

Panasonic Properties

Camera Number: Identifies the Controller that the command is linked to.
Page Preview/ Page program: Identifies the Camera Number to be controlled in Preview/Program.
Preset Preview/ Preset program: Identifies the Preset Stored Move in Preview/Program.
Time preview/ Fade time Program: Sets the Timed Delay in Preview/Program. Has no effect for Panasonic TCP.

Technodolly Properties

Page Preview/ Page program: Identifies the camera, identical to Camera Number when >0.
Preset Preview/ Preset program: Name of the move to recall.
Time preview/ Fade time Program: =0 ~ go to start of move, ?0 ~ move.

Shotoku TR_T Properties

Page Preview/ Page program: Page of shot to recall.

Telemetrics Properties

Page Preview/ Page program: Preset page number to recall.
Preset Preview/ Preset program: Preset number to recall.
Time preview/ Fade time Program: =0 cut, <0 ~ default time to shot, >0 ~ wanted time (seconds).

Vinten 200 Properties

Page Preview/ Page program: Name of the show to recall.
Preset Preview/ Preset program: Name of shot or move to recall.
Time preview: <0 ~ go to end position of a move, = 0 ~ cut to shot, >0 ~ go to start position of a move, or move to a shot (frames).
Fade time Program: For moves, move forward or backward according to Time preview. For shots, = 0 ~ cut to shot, ?0 ~ move to shot (frames).

Electric Friends Robotic Camera

For Preview use:

Page Preview: Show and Robotic camera name separated with a colon (e.g.: ShowName:Cam 1).
Preset Preview [Optional]: Shot name. Shot attributes: prepare, prepareplay and loop. Separated with a colon (for example, prepare:ShotName and prepareplay:ShotName).
Time Preview [Optional]: Duration for move in frames. The time is rounded up to the nearest second.

For Program use:

Page Program: Show and Robotic camera name separated with a colon (e.g.: ShowName:Cam 1).
Preset Program [Optional]: Shot name. Shot attributes: prepare, prepareplay and loop. Separated with colon (for example, prepare:ShotName and prepareplay:ShotName).
Fade time Program [Optional]: Duration for move in frames. The time is rounded up to the nearest second.

Example: Setting up a Template with Camera Control Device Enabled

This example demonstrates configuring a template for a Camera Control device using an NDI PTZ camera. Whilst the steps are specific to NDI PTZ cameras, a similar setup applies to other camera types.
Depending on the camera model and its supported features, slight adjustments in the configuration may be required.
We assume the following setup is configured as described in section Camera Robotics (under Device Properties):

POD2-PTZ3 and VIZRTV-MTTE02 are connected.
POD2-PTZ4 is currently disconnected.

On a Mosart template, we have the following shots for a Camera Control device:

In the screenshot above, based on the Camera Number input, Shots 1 and 2 will be executed by the first Robotic Camera controller, while Shot 3 will be executed by the second Robotic Camera controller.

Shot 1:
- Camera number is set to 0, meaning the shot will be applied to the first controller configured, as 0 is within the range 0-1 set in the Cameras field.
- Page Preview is set to 0, meaning preset 4 will be applied to camera POD2-PTZ3 in preview.
- Page Program is set to 2, which is outside the range 0-1, so the preset will not be applied in program.
Shot 2:
- Camera number is set to 1, meaning the shot will also be applied to the first controller, as 1 is within the range 0-1 set in the Cameras field.
- Page Preview is set to 1, meaning preset 2 will be applied to camera POD2-PTZ4 in preview.
- Page Program is set to 1, meaning preset 3 will be applied to camera POD2-PTZ4 in program, but with a delay of 15 frames.
Shot 3:
- Camera number is set to 2, meaning the shot will be applied to the second controller configured, as the number matches the value set in the Cameras field.
- Page Preview is set to 2, meaning preset 1 will be applied to camera VIZRTV-MTTE02 in preview.
- Page Program is set to 2, meaning preset 2 will be applied to camera VIZRTV-MTTE02 in program.

In other words, the following moves were executed in preview (note that POD2-PTZ4 is disconnected):

and the following moves were executed in program (again, note that POD2-PTZ4 is disconnected and the shot will not be executed. This can also be seen in the technical logs):

GPO

The GPO editor is used for sending GPOs to external equipment.

The editor supports multiple GPO sends.
Add a new line in the editor for multiple GPO sends.

Tip: For GPO values, refer to section GPIIO.

gpo_preview: GPO to send when a template is cued in Preview.
gpo_program: GPO to send when a template is taken in Program.

Light Control

Note: The commands to use are driver-dependent and may vary.

Guidelines for Light Control Configuration

Option	Description
PREVIEW COMMAND	Command to use for the light mixer cue to be recalled when template is cued in Preview. Note: Newsroom tag available.
PREVIEW VALUE	Light mixer cue to use when template is cued in Preview. Note: Newsroom tag available.
PROGRAM COMMAND	Command to use for the light mixer cue to be recalled when a template is taken in Program. Note: Newsroom tag available.
PROGRAM VALUE	Light mixer cue to use when a template is taken in Program. Note: Newsroom tag available.

Preview Command and Program Command options are available from the drop-down list:

Command

Parameter count

AllOff

<none>. For details, see Set below.

Fire

1.For details, see Set below.

Go

cue number. For details, see Set below.

GoOff

cue number. For details, see Set below.

Load

cue number. For details, see Set below.

NoteOff

numeric note # (Std. MIDI command). For details, see Set below.

NoteOn

numeric note # (Std. MIDI command). For details, see Set below.

Reset

<none>. For details, see Set below.

Restore

<none>. For details, see Set below.

Resume

variable. For details, see Set below.

Set

The value of SET is presented below in the context of Midi Show Control Specifications
(RP-002-014_v1-1-1_MIDI_Show_Control_Specification_96-1-4.pdf available at https://midi.org/specifications/midi1-specifications/midi-show-control-2)

Hex value	Command	Number of data bytes	Recommended minimum sets
00	reserved for extensions
01	GO	variable	1 2 3
02	STOP	variable	1 2 3
03	RESUME	variable	1 2 3
04	TIMED_GO	variable	2 3
05	LOAD	variable	2 3
06	SET	4 or 9	2 3
07	FIRE	1	2 3
08	ALL_OFF	0	2 3
09	RESTORE	0	2 3
0A	RESET	0	2 3
0B	GO_OFF	variable	2 3

Note: You can include an optional time value (key/value[/time]), in the form: key=value@hh:mm:ss:ff

If unexpected program conditions occur, use a (dummy) time parameter.
For example, 511=22@00:00:00:00, meaning set key 511 to the value 22 at time (hh:mm:ss) 23:59:59, frame 24.

Stop

cue number. For details, see Set above.

Custom

SysEx bytesSend multiple custom SysEx bytes in the format \xnn where nn is a numeric value (0-255).
The global prefix and postfix set in the device config is used in the message
(for example, abc\x20def will send seven bytes as a SysEx message).
For details, see Set above.

TimedGo

- (unsupported). For details, see Set above.

Router Control

The router control device allows setting crosspoints for source/destination pairs when the template is both cued in Preview and aired in Program.

Add new lines in the router device editor to support setting multiple crosspoints.

Guidelines for Router Control Configuration

Item	Description
Source preview	Source to route when a template is cued in Preview. Note: Newsroom tag available.
Dest preview	Destination of routing when a template is cued in Preview.
Source program	Source to route when a template is aired in Program.
Dest program	Destination to route when a template is aired in Program.
matrix	If the router system supports multiple matrices, select the matrix to use here.
level	0: route on all levels. 1: video routing only. 2: audio routing only. 3: GPI/O routing only
program_delay	Delay, in frames after the template has been taken to the air, for ‘program’ routing to happen.
salvo_preview	Salvo name to recall when a template is cued in Preview.
salvo_program	Salvo name to recall when a template is aired in Program.

Audio Faders

Adding, removing and configuring audio faders

To Add Audio Faders

Add audio faders to the template by right-clicking in an empty part (large grey area to the left) of the audio fader area and selecting Add fader.
Set the audio mixer crosspoint from the drop-down menu by clicking the label at the top of the fader.

Note: Clicking Apply audio settings to all applies all the changes to all templates of the same type and variant throughout all template sets.

To Set Audio Fader Level

The main level for the fader is set by dragging the notch or clicking the arrows.
The default fader level when adding a new fader is 0 dB.
To set level 2 of the fader press SHIFT while dragging.
A tool-tip opens to signal the editing of the level 2 fader level.
To set level 3 of the fader press SHIFT+CTRL while dragging.
A tool-tip opens to signal the editing of level 3 fader level.
Level 3 is the mute level of the audio fader.

To Remove a Fader

Right-click over the fader and select Remove fader.

To Configure a Fader

Right-click over the fader to open the context menu and follow the Guidelines below.

Guidelines for Audio Fader Configuration

Remove Fader

Removes the fader from the template.

Order

Re-arranging the order:

Move Left
Move Right

Fader type

Action: When a fader control is set as an action fader, the controls define whether the fader is enabled or disabled.

Level: For normal operation.

Action
Level

Link

Assigns a video/audio link group to this fader.

none
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Keep level

Keeps the fader level until manually changed.
Enabled to let the automation open the audio fader, leaving it open until is is closed from another template, or the Viz Mosart client operator closes it with the FADE_OUT_KEEPS control command (recalled from an Audio keyboard shortcut).

Fade up in preview

Fades up the audio in preview, when camera is in program.
To let the audio fader open when the template is cued in program, set to enabled.

Enabling this functionality only works with specific template combinations, as shown below:

Program	Preview (with Fade up in preview enabled)	Result
CAMERA	LIVE
	DVE
	TELEPHONEINTERVIEW
	PACKAGE
	Other Templates
Other Templates	PACKAGE
	Other Templates

Input device

Sets the type of the audio fader.
The setting is used in combination with primary template type and On Air status to identify which fader should be treated as secondary audio.
This special handling is applied to the types below:

none: No special treatment.
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Video server: The fader controls a video server channel audio output.
Video server Ch2: The fader controls a second video server channel audio output.
Graphics: The fader controls audio output from the Graphics Engine.
External source: The fader controls an external audio source.
Mic: The fader controls a studio microphone.
Telephone: The fader controls a telephone hybrid.
Soundplayer: The fader controls the Mosart Audio Player output.

Crossfade time

Sets the in and out crossfade time (in video frames) for the fader.

In
Out

Manual close

Select to ignore sending Close-level commands to audio mixer.
When selected, sending the Take out for the fader at the end of the element is ignored; The fader has to be manually taken down.