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Mitti Help - Misc

System recommendations

Mitti is a Mac-only program. It requires Mac OS X 10.15 or higher, and will work on any Mac that can run 10.15 (some older Mac Pro configurations requires a Metal-capable graphics card). Video files recommended to be on an SSD - this could be the computer's main drive or an external Thunderbolt drive - playout from a network based drive is not recommended.

Mitti is preloading each movie Cue in the playlist for faster triggering and smoother playback, so RAM is important. We recommend at least 16GB of RAM. If you plan to use more then 100 movies cues in a playlist, we recommend at least 32GB of RAM, or split your playlist into multiple smaller ones.

In order to use the Blackmagic devices as input or output, you need to have the Blackmagic Desktop Video driver installed.

In order to use the Trigger from ATEM Switcher feature, you need to have the Blackmagic ATEM Switchers driver installed.

Download legacy versions

  • You can download the Mitti 2.2.6 from your account page.
  • You can download the Mitti 1.5.18 from your account page.
  • Documentation for Mitti 1.5.18 is available from here

Bundle Playlist & Relative File Paths

Mitti can collect all media files used in a Playlist to a single directory by using the Bundle Playlist command available from the File menu. With that command Mitti will create a directory with the name you give, places the project file inside that and also create a directory with the name "files" where the media files used by the project will be copied.

The project file saved this way will still use the media files from the original location, but if it won't be find them there, will look the files automatically inside the "files" folder.

This option is useful if you need to move your project between different computers.

This way you can also use relative file paths in a project, by placing your media files into a folder called "files" next to the project file (.mitti2).

Keyboard Shortcuts

Creating Cues

  • CMD+1 : Add Video/Still/Audio Cue
  • CMD+2 : Add Camera Cue
  • CMD+3 : Add Syphon Cue
  • CMD+4 : Add NDI Cue
  • CMD+SHIFT+1 : Add Browser Cue
  • CMD+SHIFT+2 : Add Window Source Cue

View

  • CMD+J : Show/Hide Playlist & Transport
  • CMD+I : Show/Hide Cue Inspector
  • CMD+K : Show/Hide Waveform View
  • CMD+U : Collapse/Expand Selected Cues
  • CMD+SHIFT+1 : Preview Zoom to 100%
  • CMD+SHIFT+2 : Preview Zoom to 50%
  • CMD+SHIFT+3 : Preview Zoom to 25%
  • CMD+F : Activate Video Output On/Off

Current Cue

  • CMD+T : Edit Title
  • CMD+R : Rewind
  • CMD+L : Loop
  • ALT+CMD+I : Set Video Cue In Time to Playhead
  • ALT+CMD+O : Set Video Cue Out Time to Playhead
  • CMD+5 : Goto 10
  • CMD+6 : Goto 20
  • CMD+7 : Goto 30
  • CMD+G : Set Goto on Current to Selected Cue
  • : Step to Previous Frame
  • : Step to Next Frame

Playlist

  • SPACE : Pause/Unpause
  • ENTER : Play Selected Cue
  • CMD+SHIFT+L : Loop Playlist
  • CMD+SHIFT+T : Transition on Play/Jump
  • CMD+ESC : Panic
  • : Select Previous Cue
  • : Select Next Cue
  • ALT+ : Jump to First Cue
  • ALT+ : Jump to Last Cue
  • CMD+ : Jump to Previous Cue
  • CMD+ : Jump to Next Cue
  • CMD+ENTER : Jump to Selected Cue
  • CMD+SHIFT+P : Playlist Preferences
  • CMD+8 : Standalone Mode
  • CMD+9 : MTC Follower Mode
  • CMD+0 : LTC Follower Mode

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