I would consider this a very classic layout of live switching. Then below I am set up my inputs and windows as needed.

I can easily take back my preview window of course by turning the top left area into 1 window, then setting it to preview. I am personally still a fan of the “preview/program” style of switching so I tend to like to see what is on preview before I take it live on air. Default layoutīy default, the ATEM Mini Extreme ships with a 13 window layout which is perfect for seeing all your 8 sources coming into the ATEM, as well as the helpful screens for streaming and recording. This way you could show 4 sources larger or even up to 16 much smaller windows. The first place to start playing is to decide how many sources and windows you want to display on screen at the same time.Ĭlicking on the 'View Control' let's you choose between 4 large windows, or dividing each of these 4 windows into 4 smaller ones.

In there are lots of options for overlays and customisation.

In the bottom left corner you can head into the settings, and the multiview tab. Where to change the multiviewĪs a quick refresher, or if you are new to ATEM switchers, you can configure the Multiview output of the ATEM Mini from the ATEM Software Control. In this video, we take a look through ways to customize your multiview layouts in the ATEM Mini Extreme and Extreme ISO.

Atem mini pro multiview