What it does

HyperDeck Adapter emulates a Blackmagic HyperDeck on the network, so a HyperDeck controller — Bitfocus Companion, an ATEM switcher, a hardware remote — can drive a local media player that has no network control. It listens on TCP 9993 and speaks the HyperDeck Ethernet Protocol. It locks onto one running player and turns play / stop / goto into the keystrokes — or UI Automation calls, or HTTP commands — that player actually expects.

Features

• Speaks the HyperDeck Ethernet Protocol on port 9993 — point Companion or an ATEM at it
• Locks onto a running player and shows lock state in the system tray A green record dot when locked; a hollow ring when idle.
• Drives players by keystroke injection, UI Automation, or HTTP — whatever the player understands
• Adding a new player is configuration, not code — a small YAML profile
• Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux

Download

Free and open source, for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

How it fits together

A controller talks HyperDeck over the network; the adapter translates each transport command into whatever the locked-on player understands and delivers it locally.

HyperDeck controller ──TCP 9993──▶ HyperDeck Adapter ──keys / UIA / HTTP──▶ player