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Located on the Tools Page (https://wiki.skaarhoj.com/books/blue-pill-reactor/page/tools-page), the Hardware Calibrator allows for the calibration of analog hardware components on the local Blue Pill panel.  For analog calibration of Blue Pill panels on the sa...

This guide is for doing hardware calibration on analog hardware components of UniSketch panels that are integrated into a Blue Pill workflow. For information on hardware calibration on analog hardware components of Blue Pill inside panels please see: https://w...

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The Video Follow Audio model of the Skaarhoj Producer Assistant core provides functionalities for automated switcher control, based on logic inputs, such as an audio meter. This can be used in simple scenarios, such as a debate or radio program, to automatica...

The PTZ Playlist model of the Skaarhoj Producer Assistant core automates PTZ preset recall during a production. It keeps your off-air cameras moving to fresh shots, can stage the next shot on preview for you, or even run the switcher fully automatic. This is ...

The HTTP Device Core is a generic device core that lets a SKAARHOJ controller talk to any device or online service that exposes an HTTP / REST API — power switchers, lighting bridges, media servers, automation platforms, or your own backend. Because it is ge...

The Dante API Device Core lets a SKAARHOJ controller drive audio and video routing on a Dante network through Dante Director or Dante Domain Manager (DDM). Rather than making the operator deal with Dante’s two-part “device + channel” addressing, you map the ...

What is Tailscale? Tailscale is a zero-configuration mesh VPN built on the modern, secure WireGuard® protocol. It connects all of your devices — computers, phones, servers and your SKAARHOJ Controller — into a single private network called a tailnet. Once dev...

What is WireGuard? WireGuard is a state-of-the-art VPN protocol — modern, extremely fast and very secure, with a tiny, easy-to-audit code base. It is built directly into the Linux kernel and is supported natively across a huge range of platforms and hardware:...

Probel SW-P-08 and SW-P-02 are versatile routing protocols used by many router and video switcher manufacturers for 3rd party control of their devices. Since the protocol is used by so many manufacturers, we have made configurable models for each protocol to a...

This page aims to assist you in getting started with SKAARHOJ's Raspberry Pi-based media player. This isn't a product for sale; It's offered free of charge with no guarantee of fitness for any particular purpose. Under these conditions, you're free to use it a...

The Studio Simulator is a whole TV facility that exists only in software. It pretends to be the routers, vision mixers, cameras, multiviewers, processing boxes and audio consoles of a broadcast plant, and draws the lot as one large picture: where every signa...

The Studio Simulator ships with four facilities built in. This page is about building your own: pick the devices, say what is cabled to what, and lay out how it is drawn — all in the browser, with no code and no rebuild. A facility you build this way is a si...

FlowGrid turns a rack full of separate routers, switchers and processors into one router. You work with numbered sources and destinations and a single set of names; FlowGrid works out which physical device has to do what, and does it. It is signal-agnostic ...

The Routing page is where an operator works. It has one row per destination, and you choose that destination’s source from a dropdown on the row. This is not a crosspoint matrix. You do not click a grid intersection — you pick a source for a destination, th...