ETX-G supports “Keying” modes to overlay graphics; there are two types of Keying, namely “Internal Keying” and “External Keying”.
Internal Keying In Internal Keying mode, an external software or external stream will set the Blackmagic card to superimpose the graphics over the incoming signal, as illustrated in the image below.
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Configure the following settings when adding graphic overlays using Internal Keying mode:
Set color space of the playlist to ARGB32.
Set the output resolution equal to the input resolution.
Make the frames transparent by setting a source object background to “transparent”.
External Keying In external Keying mode, an external software or stream sets the Blackmagic card to generate video and key SDI signals; the Keying is made by an external keyer as a master switcher, as illustrated below.
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For External Keying mode, configure the following settings (similar to Internal Keying):
Set color space of the playlist to ARGB32.
Set the output resolution equal to the input resolution.
Make the frames transparent by setting a source object background to “transparent”.
Supported Devices
Blackmagic Design Device - Intensity Extreme Internal: No External: No HD Keying: No 4K Keying: No
Device - Intensity Pro Internal: No External: No HD Keying: No 4K Keying: No
Device - Intensity Shuttle Internal: No External: No HD Keying: No 4K Keying: No
Device - Decklink 4K Extreme Internal: Yes External: Yes HD Keying: Yes 4K Keying: No