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<blockquote data-quote="Chris DeVoe" data-source="post: 96404" data-attributes="member: 4647">Re: Small mixer controllable over the Internet?No, not that weird. I built a system once that was driven by SMTPE time code using a MIDI audio mixer, a MIDI lighting controller and a JL Cooper MidiMute that I used to switch video feeds on and off, all controlled by some SMPTE to MIDI box using a variety of note on-of and velocity data. To sell reproduction Shaker furniture. The system was shockingly robust and ran for many years.That said, I&#039;d like to minimize the complexity of the system if possible. If I wind up using a Netbook, there are a million USB interfaces out there, but what is not clear is if they can operate as analog inputs and outputs - basically a remotely controlled VCA. For this installation, I need to mix into the audio input of an IP camera rather than capturing the audio into the computer to make sure the video and audio remain in sync by using the MPEG encoder in the camera.Edit to add: It looks like Ivie introduced something at Infocomm that will be a good fit for my needs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris DeVoe, post: 96404, member: 4647"] Re: Small mixer controllable over the Internet? No, not that weird. I built a system once that was driven by SMTPE time code using a MIDI audio mixer, a MIDI lighting controller and a JL Cooper MidiMute that I used to switch video feeds on and off, all controlled by some SMPTE to MIDI box using a variety of note on-of and velocity data. To sell reproduction Shaker furniture. The system was shockingly robust and ran for many years. That said, I'd like to minimize the complexity of the system if possible. If I wind up using a Netbook, there are a million USB interfaces out there, but what is not clear is if they can operate as analog inputs and outputs - basically a remotely controlled VCA. For this installation, I need to mix into the audio input of an IP camera rather than capturing the audio into the computer to make sure the video and audio remain in sync by using the MPEG encoder in the camera. Edit to add: It looks like Ivie introduced something at Infocomm that will be a good fit for my needs. [/QUOTE]

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