Can't inlcude SDK/NDI Tally Question

[MisterFish]

Hi all,

I am struggling to get any of the example code to compile in Visual Studio 2017, as it is not allowing me to link any of the SDK dll's to the software. I am relatively new with using SDK's, and am not sure if I am doing something glaringly obviously wrong. Any time I add the reference it tells me it is no good. I did not find documentation telling how this is supposed to work.

Also, one of my goals is to get tally info off of a TC1. I was going to, and plan on still, making a 5v->3.3v conversion that takes the physical output pins and takes them in on something like a Raspberry pi, and then re-converts it on the other end of a network to contact closures, to hook into my truck's tally in's. [We run a show, where the side-show uses our cameras, and our camera operators want tally.]

We have one of the 8-input/output SDI->NDI boxes in my truck, and am wondering if it's easy to see this tally info on the network, and bypass my whole physical-hookup idea.

Thank you for your time, if you choose to help me out

[livepad]

Hi all,

I am struggling to get any of the example code to compile in Visual Studio 2017, as it is not allowing me to link any of the SDK dll's to the software. I am relatively new with using SDK's, and am not sure if I am doing something glaringly obviously wrong. Any time I add the reference it tells me it is no good. I did not find documentation telling how this is supposed to work.

Also, one of my goals is to get tally info off of a TC1. I was going to, and plan on still, making a 5v->3.3v conversion that takes the physical output pins and takes them in on something like a Raspberry pi, and then re-converts it on the other end of a network to contact closures, to hook into my truck's tally in's. [We run a show, where the side-show uses our cameras, and our camera operators want tally.]

We have one of the 8-input/output SDI->NDI boxes in my truck, and am wondering if it's easy to see this tally info on the network, and bypass my whole physical-hookup idea.

Thank you for your time, if you choose to help me out

If you are able to use Network tally using the TSL_UMD protocol you can use Sienna's new NDI Router to extract Tally from the TC1 and present it via TSL_UMD format (as well as providing a Probel and BMD compatible NDI Router).

Sienna NDI Router Information

[zenvideo.co.uk]

I am struggling to get any of the example code to compile in Visual Studio 2017, as it is not allowing me to link any of the SDK dll's to the software. I am relatively new with using SDK's, and am not sure if I am doing something glaringly obviously wrong. Any time I add the reference it tells me it is no good. I did not find documentation telling how this is supposed to work.

What sort of error messages do you get? I'm no expert either but I've been using the NDI SDKs (in c++) with MS Visual Studio (starting with the 2015 Community Edition) for the last couple of years and don't recall ever having any issues getting the example code to compile.