MARTINI's Atem Statistics reads your Blackmagic ATEM live and turns it into airtime and cuts statistics per camera β per M/E individually and as a global overview. Ideal for documentation, client reports and on-air graphics.
Free 30-minute demo mode, once daily β no purchase needed to try it out.
These are exactly the questions MARTINI's Atem Statistics was built to answer.
After the show, nobody knows exactly how long each camera was on program. MARTINI's Atem Statistics captures it live and makes it visible instantly.
On ATEM systems with several M/E buses (e.g. Constellation 8K), each M/E runs its own production. The app tracks every M/E individually and also combines everything into one global statistic.
Producers or clients ask for proof of how airtime was distributed. One click saves the complete production statistics as a PDF β a global page, a comparison overview of all M/Es, and a detail page per M/E.
Showing airtime numbers live on air or on a production monitor is a hassle without extra software. Two ready-made greenscreen windows solve that directly.
The app only listens in β it never touches your program/preview signal, and runs alongside your existing production on a computer in your production network.
The app connects to your Blackmagic ATEM over the network, continuously reads the program tally of all four M/Es, and calculates airtime and cuts per camera from it β live, per M/E and combined into a global view.
Everything listed below is included in the current version of the app.
Know exactly how much airtime each camera had β on every M/E and overall β and keep proof of it.
While the app runs, it continuously tracks how long each camera was on program (airtime) and how often it was cut to β live, in a table and pie charts inside the app.
Tabs let you switch between the statistics of each individual M/E (M/E 1β4) and the global view that combines all of them.
A single button saves the production statistics as a PDF in the Downloads folder: a global page, a comparison overview of all M/Es, and a detail page for every M/E that has data.
The same export can be triggered with a single UDP command (savestats) from outside the app β handy for saving a snapshot during a live show.
Two separate output windows run on a pure green background β ready to key directly into your switcher.
A scrolling banner shows airtime and cut percentages per camera on a pure green background β ready to key onto a production monitor or an on-air graphic.
A second window with a green background shows the same data as pie charts β for a more detailed view, also chroma-key-ready.
In both windows, moving the mouse to the top-right corner reveals a selector to switch between Global and M/E 1β4 β live, without reloading.
Font size, scroll speed and position of the ticker, plus size and screen corner of the statistics window, are configured directly in the app β an already-open window picks up changes automatically.
Start, stop and statistics management are also available as simple network commands β triggerable from outside the app, e.g. from a show control system.
The app listens on the network for simple UDP text commands: start/stop for the capture, resetstats to reset, and savestats to save the production statistics as a PDF.
Since these are standard UDP commands, they can be triggered by any tool that can send UDP packets β including an Elgato Stream Deck with a UDP-sending action/plugin.
You decide whether commands are only accepted from this computer (127.0.0.1) or from any device on the network (0.0.0.0), and on which port.
MARTINI's Atem Statistics never touches your tally setup β it only listens in. It runs fine alongside MARTINI's Atem Hollyland Bridge on the same computer.
MARTINI's Atem Statistics is built for Blackmagic ATEM systems where production statistics across several M/E buses matter.
Tested and used with the Blackmagic ATEM Constellation 8K as a concrete example of a multi-M/E system. The underlying ATEM protocol support is not limited to a single model β other Blackmagic ATEM systems with multiple M/E buses are equally within the app's intended use. If you're unsure whether your specific ATEM model is supported, try the free demo mode first or get in touch before buying a license.
Try MARTINI's Atem Statistics in demo mode before buying a license: a free 30-minute demo session, available once a day, no purchase required.
Your license key:
Click "Register this computer" above to copy the key. Download the app, open it, paste the key into the activation window and click "Activate". Keep the key safe β you'll need it if you want to activate the app on another computer.
The app reads your Blackmagic ATEM's program tally live and calculates how long each camera was on program (airtime) and how often it was cut to β per M/E (1β4) individually and as a global overview.
No. The app only listens in and does not output any video or tally signal. It runs fine alongside your existing setup, including alongside MARTINI's Atem Hollyland Bridge.
Yes. All four M/E buses are evaluated simultaneously. In the app, tabs let you switch between each individual M/E's statistics and the global view.
Yes, the ATEM Constellation 8K is used and tested as a concrete example of a multi-M/E ATEM system. Other Blackmagic ATEM systems with multiple M/E buses are equally within the app's intended use.
The "Save statistics as PDF" button (or the UDP command savestats) writes a PDF into the Downloads folder: a global page, a comparison overview of all M/Es, and a detail page for every M/E with data.
Yes. Two separate windows (ticker and pie-chart window) run on a pure green background and can be keyed into any switcher via chroma key.
Yes, directly in the window: move the mouse to the top-right corner to reveal the selector and switch between Global and M/E 1β4.
No. You only need a computer on the same network as your Blackmagic ATEM to run the app.
Yes. The app includes a free 30-minute demo mode, available once a day, so you can try it before buying a license.
The app can be controlled over the network via simple UDP text commands (start/stop, reset statistics, save PDF). That means it can be triggered by external show control tools, including Stream Deck setups that can send UDP commands.
The Atem Hollyland Bridge sends tally signals to the Hollyland Wireless Tally System. MARTINI's Atem Statistics has no tally output at all β it's a pure statistics tool for airtime and cuts, usable independently of a tally system or alongside one.