Case Studies (Workflows/Examples)
Source
This content is based on Cyanview's official manuals. Always check the official page for the latest information and precise specifications.
https://support.cyanview.com/docs/Workflows/BlackmagicHaivision
https://support.cyanview.com/docs/Workflows/BlackmagicHaivision
A list of real-world case studies showing how Cyanview products are used in the field, as published on Cyanview's official website. See the individual pages on the official site for full details, photos, and diagrams for each case study.
| Case Study | Overview |
|---|---|
| Blackmagic/Haivision backpack | Remote control of a Blackmagic URSA G2 paired with Haivision encoding equipment, using a Cyanview RIO/RCP (key points below) |
| Sony FX9 - Paris Fashion Week | A Sony FX9 deployment for a fashion show broadcast |
| Sony mirrorless + gimbal | Remote control of a Sony mirrorless camera mounted on a gimbal |
| Fujinon/Canon lens video return | A video return configuration routed through the lens |
| Haivision + Varicam beauty shot | A beauty-shot setup using a Varicam and Haivision transmission equipment |
Key points: Blackmagic/Haivision backpack
Remote control of a wireless Blackmagic URSA G2 using equipment mounted in a backpack.
- Setup: the camera's SDI output goes to the Haivision encoder. The RIO and RSBM (Blackmagic SDI interface) send control and tally to the camera's SDI input.
- Why SDI: the URSA G2 can be controlled over IP with the latest camera update, but its IP protocol has no tally. If you need tally, SDI is the only option (which requires an RSBM). Over SDI, control is unidirectional, so a green status in the Web UI doesn't prove that control works. Always check from the RCP by changing tally or iris.
- Blackmagic bus: if the camera ID is not the default 1 (ID 10 in this case), create a Blackmagic bus with an ID range that includes the camera ID (e.g. 1-12) before creating the camera.
- REMI: once the same REMI tag is set on the RIO and the RCP, the RCP automatically discovers the RIO and its shared cameras, and you can import and control the camera. Here the link runs through the Haivision DataBridge, so video and telemetry stay together and no 4G modems or SIMs are needed.
- Tally from an ATEM: add the ATEM in the RCP's Components section, set its IP address, link camera 1 to input 1, and set red/green tally to "AUTO". ATEM tally is then routed to the camera through the RIO.
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These case studies showcase specialized configurations for specific productions. For standard setup instructions, see Manuals, the camera-specific setup guides, and Configuration.