🌿 New sprout. This tool is freshly built and still being tested against real ATEM exports — double-check anything that looks off before relying on it.
Finding real camera and output names in an ATEM config #
ATEM macros and configs mostly refer to sources by internal enum names like Camera14 — not the friendly label you actually typed into ATEM Software Control ("1 - PCAM 1", "Main PGM"). Those labels live in a full config export's <Input> and <Output> elements, and this tool lists them — filterable by typing into the box above each list.
Drag a full config export onto the row above (a macro-pool-only export won't have this data — that's expected, not a bug), or click Code to paste XML directly.
External Outputs
The 24 physical/SDI outputs (ids 8001-8024) — the ones actually cabled to something, and the ones you're most likely checking this page for. These are expected to be renamed per production ("Main PGM", "Confidence Mon 1", ...), so there's no default/non-default distinction drawn here.
Internal Destinations
Everything else <Output> names — color generators, ME key/DSK masks, SuperSource, clean feeds, ME program/preview. These are fixed by firmware in practice and not normally renamed, so any entry that doesn't match its factory name gets a soft highlight — worth a second look, since it means someone deliberately changed it. This is empirically derived (checked against two independent real Constellation 8K exports, both entirely at their factory defaults for this range) rather than assumed from documentation, since Blackmagic doesn't publish one for this id space.
Multiview Layouts
Every configured multiviewer (Blackmagic calls these MVs), drawn as a grid of tiles — one per window, labeled with whatever source it's currently showing (a camera, "Off" for an unused window, an aux output, or an internal destination like a SuperSource or an ME's program/preview). ATEM multiviewers range from a plain 2x2 up through 4x4 and mixed layouts with differently-sized boxes; this draws a uniform grid sized to the window count (always 16 on every real export checked so far, hence 4x4), since there's no verified mapping from a multiview's LayoutID to its exact box arrangement — Blackmagic doesn't publish one, and the two real exports this was checked against use different LayoutID values for visibly different reasons with no way to confirm what each one draws. Treat the grid as "these are the sources on this multiviewer," not a pixel-accurate mockup of what ATEM itself renders.
This page is video-only by design — for audio outputs, see the dedicated ATEM Audio Mapping tool, which shows a full source-by-output matrix rather than just a list of names.
Privacy
Parsing runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere. That matters here specifically: ATEM configs can reveal production setups, camera names, and internal notes.