TIP ‘Tally override’ mode works with Blackmagic URSA Mini, URSA Mini 4K, URSA Mini
Pro, and URSA Broadcast cameras that are connected to a Blackmagic ATEM switcher
or Blackmagic Camera Fiber Converter. For information on how to connect a third
party switcher or third party tally, refer to the Blackmagic 3G-SDI Shield for Arduino
manual.
SD Aspect Ratio
If 4:3 SD video is connected to your Blackmagic MultiView, check the ‘set to 4:3’ checkbox.
Thisensures your 4:3 video displays using the correct aspect ratio.
If 16:9 SD video is connected, check the ‘set to 16:9’ checkbox to display the image correctly
in its view.
When you input an SD source to Blackmagic MultiView 4 HD, you can switch between a 16:9
and 4:3 output using the setup utility. On the ‘Video Output’ menu, select an option for the SD
aspect ratio.
SD aspect ratio options on the ‘Video Output’ menu
of the MultiView setup utility.
Overlay Display
Blackmagic MultiView 16 and Blackmagic MultiView 4 have checkboxes in the ‘overlay’ settings
to enable each feature on your BlackmagicMultiView.
Overlay features are:
Borders: Lets you separate each view in a grid like pattern.
Labels: Makes ‘view’ labels visible or hidden. Labels can be changed using Blackmagic
MultiView Setup.
Audio Meters: Turns audio VU meters on or off for all the views. The first 2 channels
embedded in each SDI signal are displayed in each view, which means you can monitor
audio levels together with the picture.
SDI Tally: When your Blackmagic MultiView has an ATEM switcher’s program
SDIoutput connected to input 16 on Blackmagic MultiView 16, or input 4 on
BlackmagicMultiView 4 models, you can view tally borders around a view when its
source is switched to air. The tally feature can be enabled by selecting the ‘turn on SDI
tally’ checkbox in the overlay settings. Deselect to disable the feature. An input number
can be assigned in the setup software utility so tally displays correctly.
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