An affordable and reliable Tally Light that works via WiFi based on NodeMCU / ESP8266. Supports multiple video mixers.
vTally is an Open Source Wifi Tally Light based on the ESP8266.
It aims to be affordable without sacrificing reliability and works with most common video mixers.
Its architecture uses a central Hub that connects the tallies to the video mixer and allows easy configuration and monitoring.
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Eucalyp,
Atif Arshad,
priyanka,
Hrbon and
ProSymbols, all licensed CC-BY-3.0
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An affordable and reliable Tally Light that works via WiFi based on NodeMCU / ESP8266. Supports multiple video mixers.
We found that wify-tally demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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