Up to 6 cameras
Assign IP addresses, select cameras and access useful settings through one consistent interface.
A configuration born in live production · Frédéric Bouquet
It almost feels like I have as many operators as cameras.
At the Grand Palais: four PTZ cameras, one operator, and three cameras continuing their movements while she focused on the speakers.
I designed this configuration with a Raspberry Pi, Companion, a Stream Deck and my iPad. After several rounds of testing, it is now developed enough for me to consider offering it to other production teams.
I’m interestedHow it works
A simple interface. The complexity stays behind it.
Presets and movements
Six presets per camera, a Live page, pans, zooms, timed loops and immediate stop controls.
Designed for the operator
The essential commands stay visible. The operator can use the system without needing to understand the scripts behind it.
Command preview
A few keys to understand the principle.
Select an effect, adjust its duration and discover what each command does. This demonstration controls no equipment.
Educational simulation · AUTO CAM · keys extracted from the recovered file
Tap a command to learn what it does. No camera is connected.
Interest check
Would this configuration be useful to you?
If there is enough demand, I will prepare a clean installable version with a tutorial and configuration assistant. Your answer will help me decide what to finish first.
What you need to know today
Is the configuration already for sale?
No. This page is here to measure interest first. No payment is available today.
Do I need a Raspberry Pi?
The current version was used on a Raspberry Pi with Companion and Python. Exact compatibility will be tested and documented before any release.
What hardware would be included?
No physical equipment. The potential offer would cover the configuration, guide, tutorial and installation support.
How much would it cost?
The price has not been set. The form lets you indicate the price point that would feel right.