Get on air in three steps
- Setup — point to CasparCG and launch it
- Media — import clips, then add them to the rundown
- Load → Fire — cue up, then take to air
SINOR Playout
Untitled project
Caspar
TC
Media library
Clips in this project. Delete removes the file and its rundown row.
OSC & Companion
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Best: install the local SINOR AV-Playout Companion module in companion/ (live WebSocket feedback, same as this UI). Fallback: Generic OSC / Generic HTTP below (actions only, no live button state).
OSC commands (UDP)
| Address | Args | Action |
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Companion HTTP
| Method | Path | Action |
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1. Connect CasparCG
Set the folder that contains casparcg.exe. Use Browse… or Detect, or paste a path (e.g. C:\casparcg-server-v2.5.1-windows).
Main plays on Caspar channel 1. Main layer is the stack position (1 = bottom/player). Multi-deck can add more Main layers (overlays) or Aux outs (extra channels with their own screen/NDI).
2. Folders
Projects = rundown / project.json files (usually fine on C:). Media library = shared clip storage Caspar plays from — put this on a large drive. Imports copy into the media library; you do not use Caspar’s own _media folder.
Caspar media-path: —
3. Outputs
After changing outputs, use Save & Launch. NDI needs NDI Runtime 6+ (Caspar 2.5 needs it even when NDI is unchecked).
Screen outputs
Pick a monitor by name (same order Caspar uses). X/Y fill from that display; override if needed. Add another row to mirror to a second screen.
Main can publish more than one NDI stream (same picture, different names). Aux outs get their own NDI when configured on that deck.
4. Caspar diagnostics
Opens Caspar’s built-in DIAG graphs on the Caspar machine (not in this browser). Middle dashed line = real-time — tick/mix/output should stay on or under it. Click again to toggle the window closed. Requires Caspar connected; after changing this config, use Save & Launch once so graphs stay enabled.
Caspar offline
5. Switcher Sync
HyperDeck-style: keep a cue loaded on frame 1, then auto-Take when this input cuts to Program. ATEM uses the switcher API; Ross/Ultrix listens for TSL UMD 3.1 or 5.0 (auto). Match the TSL address/index assigned to this playout source — not necessarily the physical input number.
Sync off