Audio → Video Planning and Testing
Nipper
Get rid of confusing spreadsheets to track audio sources to video inputs — plan your routes, identify unassigned audio and perform buzz out checks with great ease and clarity!
Get rid of confusing spreadsheets to track audio sources to video inputs — plan your routes, identify unassigned audio and perform buzz out checks with great ease and clarity!
On set, working out which audio channels belong with which video feeds can be confusing. That uncertainty turns checking into a long, manual process — and leaves room for mistakes. So get rid of confusing documents and guesswork. Meet Fetch | Nipper.
Once your sources are set up, assigning them is as simple as drag and drop. Or use the Matrix viewer if that’s your style.
Stop scrolling through endless tabs just to work out where each audio source goes, and whether every source actually has a destination. Still want a spreadsheet? Export one — we included it in there for you!
Need to hand your routing over to another audio guarantee or record engineer? Export or load layout designs and reports directly within the app. Supported formats include JSON, CSV, Excel, PDF and HTML.
Audio: MADI, Dante, Waves, Milan, AES and Embedded SDI. Video: SDI, NDI, ST2110 and ST2022. Group video sources by destination (EVS, mRES) for better clarity.
Missed an audio source feeding a video? Nipper automatically flags any missing assignments!
No more hunting for where an audio source ends up. Our Buzz Out feature steps through each route systematically and tracks your checks as you go. Audio or Video centric — Nipper tracks it all.
In Broadcast and Post Production, we know that we aren’t just one operating system — so we designed all our software to work on Windows, Mac or Linux. Why be constrained by your operating system determining what you can or cannot run? One product, three operating systems as standard.
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In broadcast and post-production, we know that we aren't just one operating system — so we designed all our software to work on Windows, Mac or Linux.
Why be constrained by your operating system determining what you can and cannot run? One product, three operating systems as standard.