# Send Companion Feedback Filtered

| Message                              | Description                                                                                      | Arguments |
| ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------- |
| `/mixeffect/send-companion-feedback` | Sends to the Companion OSC Server a JSON file describing the current state of the ATEM switcher. | Multiple  |

| Argument | Type                      | Description                                                                                                                                                                    |
| -------- | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Filter   | Command, delimited string | <ul><li>dsk</li><li>supersource</li><li>output</li><li>fairlight</li><li>legacyaudio</li><li>colorgenerators</li><li>mediapool</li><li>aux</li><li>me</li><li>macros</li></ul> |
| Log      | Integer                   | <p>Optional.<br><br>Specify 1 to send output to console (debugging only)</p>                                                                                                   |

The JSON returned will be similar to that described in the [Send Companion Feedback](/automate/osc/messages/mixeffect/send-companion-feedback.md) action except blank or empty values will be returned in the section not being filtered. Additional a filter key will be present with the string used to filter (i.e. `dsk`).

**NOTE**: For the Filter variable, **do not** add spaces in the comma-delimited list of feedback parameters. Use this:

`dsk,me,supersource`

and not this:

`dsk, me, supersource`

See screenshot below:

![](/files/8iBURJPbfXWn4cpNyUx5)

### Requirements

MixEffect 1.4.4 or higher


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