Could you give us the setup that we're running tonight to start this all off with?

32:55When I have those long knock-down, drag-out fights with IT departments. Yep. That's right. Yeah, very good. Next question. Next one comes in from St. Paul, Minnesota. Tommy Shantz says, could you give us the setup that we're running tonight to start this all off with? Thanks, Jeremy. Oh, yeah. We'd have to do a dive in with Tyler to talk about that. That's right.

33:21Yeah, so you guys are running yours on your end, and we're kind of doing both right here because you guys are running Vision in cloud, and I'm running Vision on-prem. So the output of my vision is what's feeding this call. Yeah, that's cool. Up to your guys' vision. That's cool. Yeah, so Tommy, we'll probably do another dive into, and we'll get Taylor on when he's not doing a million things

33:44in the background now. We'll get Taylor on to talk about how the structure that we've got. But I think we've got three instances. Guy, do you know a bit about it? We've got three instances running. Yeah, their team helped us set it all up. So it's not like the last time where Jeff helped set it up. It's their team. And so from what I saw behind the scenes,

34:04we have two VizRT instances that are G4D or no, G5. Yeah, actually we do need Taylor because I'm not sure of the dynamics behind. Jeff, can you speak to it? We're on G7s now. We're actually on G7s now. And it's two VizRT, I'll keep calling it vector because I'm so used to that, vision systems. There are two vision systems doing the actual switching everything.

34:26And then there's a three play in the background, also doing ISO recordings. And then we have a utility machine and I'm not sure we have a Viz engine yet. I think that's next on the list to get that implement. So we could have some Viz Trio graphics action and stuff too. Fun. Jeremy, you touched on the remote control. Remind me what that's called again.

34:54the kind of dashboard system for LivePanel. Yeah, LivePanel is one of that, yeah. Yeah, so now there's LivePanel and then there's LivePanel Pro. What's the difference between those? Right, so LivePanel was the JSON web GUI interface that we've had for a while with TriCaster that could allow you to simplify the user experience. You could just create these web pages that served on the local network.

35:17You're talking directly to the IP address of the TriCaster itself where I could run macros, shot boxes. is I could simplify the user interface and run the show from an iPad, for instance. You know, we've had a lot of clients, especially in the corporate space, where they didn't need to train everybody, where they just needed to have an admin or whoever intern,

35:34just, hey, I need to pick, you know, camera one. I start the stream. I start the recording. I'm on air. That's all you need to do. You didn't have to know how the entire TriCaster was operating. But we've gone this even further now with LivePanel Pro, where you're more on conditional variables. You're able to not only customize your GUI, but assign audio meters.

35:51You can see what's going on with that. And also you get the feedback response. So now it'll pull back and forth where it'll know, hey, if I switch to camera one on the TriCaster user interface, LivePanel will replicate. So it'll see where things are at and know. So all the sources match, all your buttons match. So no naming conventions, the metering and all that will be bi-directional communication

36:11between not just LivePanel Pro and the TriCaster, but also ElectroTouch panel. If you're on the Flex, on the control panel or whatever else. So now everything kind of communicates together. together we also have a way to embed web pages so for like flowics if you want to bring up the flowics uh profile inside live panel you can do that in fact Nico had a page at IBC where he was

36:31showing that where he had one basically user interface that had flowics running with switching the tricast or audio meters a lot of stuff and one GUI and is that still uh kind of sort of local IP IP based in a way or is there easier ways to online now? Yeah, right. There's still some things that I'm pushing real hard for to have that standalone in a

36:59way that's kind of pushing. If you think about from an AV perspective, if you're thinking about Crestron or Qsys or Extron or AMX and whatnot, what you're able to do from an AV perspective as far as touch panel layouts and whatnot and room control. I'm pushing in LivePanel Pro to do something similar. So then now you'll have that user experience from the GUI side of it