In order to use CasparCG Server, you will need a client to control it. CasparCG Server can be controlled by the ACMP protocol, which is a simple text-based TCP protocol. See the for further description.

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So the simplest client software for CasparCG Server is a TCP connection with telnet or putty or any other TCP console software. But using a command based client is complicated and not user friendly, so there a some good client programs out there.

This Wiki page was converted from the CasparCG Forum. Mention of these projects here does not mean that these are endorsed or recommended by the CasparCG Project or SVT CasparCG Client The official CasparCG Client is made by SVT and can be found on the offical download site: In general, it is developed close to the server and is capable as a good general propose client. If you are new to CasparCG, use this client to get an idea of the program. Simple Video Playout by vimlesh1975 This Client by vimlesh1975 is a community made client and free to use. This is also known as casparmediaplayback CMP. It can be found on forum here. This client has a broad band of use cases and is shipped with some templates too.

A good start for people with no budget and no development possibilities. Caspar's Playout Client by mcdikki Caspar's Playout Client is a client with focus on playout and is able of hierarchical playlists by mcdikki. And the program on github StudioLive by cambell StudioLive is a web-based client for studios by cambell. You can find it on github Yet another Vision Client by Interpreter Yet another Vision Client is a client for vision mixing/switching with CasparCG by Interpreter. You can find it here Scoreboard-client for Fistball / Faustball CG Client Faustball is a client designed to support scoreboards and lower thirds for a sport called 'Fistball / Faustball' (similar to 'Volleyball'). It is written in Visual Studio Express 2012. Project Files: RedCast There is another palyout client, called RedCast: PlayoutAutomation Open Playout Automation is television broadcast solution.

It is in development in Polish national television broadcaster - TVP (Telewizja Polska) and intendent to become automation system for its regional channels. Currently works (as a proof-of concept, with partial functionality, however in daily broadcast) in three regional branches.

Project widely profits from SVT's CasparCG. It also intensively uses FFmpeg. It can be used as a simple (even multi-) channel-in-a-box solution, as well as in much more sophisticated environment (e.g. 2 players and control workstation with additional stuff, as GPI controlled devices).

NewTek workflow expert Kane Peterson takes you through the steps to set up a third party CG application to connect over the network to the TriCaster via NewTek NDI ®. Using open source CasparCG, Kane takes you through installing and configuring the application, then acquiring, installing and configuring the NewTek NDI applications that will make this work. The techniques shown can be applied to a wide range of commercial and non-commercial production tools.

Once CasparCG or any other third party production tool is set up to serve output to the network as NDI this way, TriCaster and 3Play are able to connect using the network input menu controls. In addition, any third party products that have added support for NDI are also able to connect. Note: This video tutorial is provided solely as an example implementation of NDI technology with a third party production tool, and is not intended as a recommendation or endorsement of any particular product or tool.

This video acknowledges and expands on the information in the YouTube video: In that video, CasparCG is connected with vMIX 17 with integrated NDI support. The links you’ll need: ** Install NewTek NDI Tools Pack and AirSend update ** CasparCG Client & Server CasparCG Frontend There is some information not covered in the CasparCG-to-vMix video that you will need to make things work. You can get that information in the NewTek video, or for your convenience, here it is in text form: • Copy the ‘CasparCG_FrontEnd’ and ‘CasparCG_FrontEnd.config’ files into the same folder as CasparCG Server, then open the ‘CasparCG_FrontEnd.config’ file in Notepad.

• In the XML data, edit the ‘Value’ key under the ‘ServerPath’ and add the correct path to ‘casparcg.exe’. For example: C:UsersWesleyCrusherDownloadsCasparCGCasparCG Server 2.0.7CasparCG ServerServercasparcg.exe • Save the file and then run ‘CasparCG_FrontEnd’. It will correctly update the config file that CasparCG uses and everything will work correctly. Read more Learn more about.