Initially they were on high but many of our devices had problems with that. There are options in the UniFi Controller (think it's per device) to encourage 5G users to connect to the 5G SSID (Band Steering), and, if you've not got that many devices, you could try enabling 'Airtime fairness' which may help.Įdit: Also, most of my UniFi access points are set to 'medium' output on the device / radios settings. In theory, the devices should be able to work out the best channel to be on, I've not tried this, but worked out with pen and paper.

It'd be worth wandering around the various areas with one of the WiFi Scanner apps on a phone or tablet, see if you've got much overlap.Īlso, remember that there are only really 3 usable channels on 2.4GHz (1,6,11) otherwise you get cross talk which isn't good. What kind of area is that covering? You could be over-doing the number of APs if it's not a large office (hint, I have 4-5 APs covering an auditorium of around 850m2). If you're using one of the newer atem mini / pro, you could use it for both in-room-screen, and a live stream / record to the various streaming services :) Anything more complex may require something else. So, long answer for a short-ish reply of: An Atem might only be ideal for on screen stuff in a room, if you're keeping it simple, for example choosing between a moving background / static image and a camera, and then putting lyrics over the top (the atem will let you move these around if needed). The main room is now controlled via Resolume Arena (on PC, the graphics input & output options are easier than Mac), mainly as our screens in there are LED wall, and it can handle the various different shapes & sizes we try! Occasionally, we'll put the camera mix on screen, or one of the cameras on it's own (an ISO, allowing the mix to continue).įor the screens in the room, we've used ProPresenter to pull things together, and still do for our smaller rooms (it's quite capable for a screen showing a video background and lyrics on top, and a second screen to allow clocks / now &next lyrics for the singers). For us, we keep the camera mix (using an ATEM switcher) separate from what we have going on screen for the people in the room (largely, so we can use the camera mix for podcasts & online). It would probably depend on what you have in mind.

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