About a year ago, I released some camera tally lights software because we desperately needed it at my church. Since that time, a ton of
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Tally Arbiter 1.2 – support for newtek tricaster, GPO Output, and tsl 3.1 protocol conversion
A few weeks ago, I released some free tally light software to the community. I’ve had people checking it out and I am excited to
Using node.js, python, multiple raspberry pi’s and usb lights to create an inexpensive wireless camera tally system that can arbitrate multiple sources simultaneously
Update: Version 1.2 is available now; read about it here: At my church, we have two auditoriums, each with their own video switcher and cameras.
Free Real-Time Captioning Service using Google Chrome’s Web Speech API, Node.js, and Amazon’s Elastic Cloud Computing
For awhile now, I’ve wanted to be able to offer live captions for people attending services at my church who may be deaf or hard
Controlling Chroma-Q (Jands) Vista with MIDI Show Control and a Stream Deck using Node.JS and the Web MIDI API
At my church, we use Chroma-Q’s Vista lighting platform (formerly owned by Jands). It’s a great platform and easy for volunteers to execute pre-programmed lighting
ProTally 1.7 with support for Roland Smart Tally!
In my last post, I mentioned my partnership with Tony at Calvary Chapel in Las Vegas, writing software to support their Roland V-60HD switcher. As
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