There are multiple ways to create Cues in Mitti. Video and Still Image Cues can be created by simply drag-n-dropping files from Finder to Mitti's Playlist view, while Syphon, Camera and NDI Cues types are only accessible from the File... Menu. Once you created a Cue it will be added to the Playlist.
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Cue Basics
Learn Mitti cue basics: collapsed and expanded views, cue toggles, switching and reordering cues, selection, removal, and the right-click menu.
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Cue Preferences
Use the Mitti Cue Inspector to set per-cue geometry, transitions, audio, subtitles, notes, and other options shared across cue types.
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Video/Still Cues
Play video and still image files in Mitti. Supported formats, automatic file tracking, In and Out points, and per-cue playback options.
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Camera Cues
Use Mitti camera cues with Blackmagic DeckLink devices, UVC capture cards, and compatible live camera inputs in your playlist.
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Syphon Cues
Receive live video in Mitti from Syphon-enabled macOS apps. Create Syphon cues, choose a source, and set cue duration in your playlist.
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NDI Cues
Use NDI network video as Mitti cue sources. Add NDI cues and play streams from NDI-enabled applications on your local network.
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Audio Cues
Add standalone audio cues in Mitti. Supported formats include WAV, AIFF, MP3, M4A, and FLAC for show playlists and sound playback.
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Browser Source Cue
Render web pages in Mitti with transparent browser source cues. Ideal for lower-thirds, web graphics, and HTML-based overlay content.
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Window Source Cue
Use a running application window as a Mitti cue source. Capture apps like Keynote directly in your playlist on supported macOS versions.