I sent this to Martijn directly before, but hadn't received a reply, so
I don't know if he's just been busy or it got lost in spam, but given
I've since added some more converters, I figures others might benefit
from it too. I'm currently working on a Teranex Mini too...

Firstly thanks for a cool library/tool, having had access to some
additional Blackmagic converters, I've added support for them to pyatem
(including a new protocol for some others). You can see my changes
here:
https://github.com/git-2-github/martijnbraam-pyatem/compare/master...peternewman:martijnbraam-pyatem:additional-converters

Please feel free to pull my changes in.

Sort of linked to this, and the reason I set up that unofficial fork on
GitHub was because it meant I could use all the easy GitHub features
like those comparisons to see what was going on. As I mentioned in
https://github.com/git-2-github/git-2-github/issues/1
I see you've got a GitHub account too, have you considered mirroring
pyatem to GitHub to make my unofficial mirror redundant?

Regards,

Peter N

Hi Peter,

Sorry for the late response, this kinda got snowed under.

I've merged your added converter code, it seems good but I don't have 
any Teranex hardware to verify any of it of course. This code is now 
also in the 0.10 release.

For the mirror, I don't really like GitHub and I try to support that 
platform as little as I can. I have set up a GitLab mirror though now at 
https://gitlab.com/MartijnBraam/pyatem so people used to forking 
workflows can use that.

Greetings,
Martijn


On 11/25/23 14:41, Peter Newman wrote:
> I sent this to Martijn directly before, but hadn't received a reply, so
> I don't know if he's just been busy or it got lost in spam, but given
> I've since added some more converters, I figures others might benefit
> from it too. I'm currently working on a Teranex Mini too...
>
> Firstly thanks for a cool library/tool, having had access to some
> additional Blackmagic converters, I've added support for them to pyatem
> (including a new protocol for some others). You can see my changes
> here:
> https://github.com/git-2-github/martijnbraam-pyatem/compare/master...peternewman:martijnbraam-pyatem:additional-converters
>
> Please feel free to pull my changes in.
>
> Sort of linked to this, and the reason I set up that unofficial fork on
> GitHub was because it meant I could use all the easy GitHub features
> like those comparisons to see what was going on. As I mentioned in
> https://github.com/git-2-github/git-2-github/issues/1
> I see you've got a GitHub account too, have you considered mirroring
> pyatem to GitHub to make my unofficial mirror redundant?
>
> Regards,
>
> Peter N