Just this past weekend I successfully executed this exact scenario -- used a Black Magic HyperDeck Studio Mini as a TD / switcher-controlled animation playout device on a live show.
The HyperDeck's manual has a complete list of all text-based commands.
The advice given above is spot-on. Add a device on your Carbonite using the RossTalk Generic protocol. The HyperDeck listens for commands on TCP port 9993. I added my HyperDeck as Device 1.
My custom control looked like this:
RossTalk command to Device 1 -- goto: clip id: 1
RossTalk command to Device 1 -- play: single clip: true
insert key on appropriate keyer
pause 30 frames
M/E-2 cut
pause 30 frames
lose key on appropriate keyer
For backgrounds, 2-boxes, or any other looping animations, my play command looked like this:
play: single clip: true loop: true
The HyperDeck command protocol allows for stacking of commands, per the manual.
Good luck! I initially worked on this project as an intellectual exercise, but seeing how easy it is to send generic commands from the Carbonite (and Dashboard, but that's a whole other project), my HyperDeck Studio Mini is now a real option as a low-budget SpotBox / TD's DDR substitute on small shows.
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