#VMIX GRAPHICS CARD SETTINGS ISO#

The magewell is a great product, but you can get a card that has 4 inputs and won’t put overhead on your usb flows. I doubt the ATEM has loops, that’s how they keep gear inexpensive these days.

#VMIX GRAPHICS CARD SETTINGS ISO#

Like an Odyssey 7 recorder (that’s also a switcher) to also add another level of ISO recording.Īlways comes down to budget, but you have to let the customer know the risk.įor option 2, yes you split them – the correct term is Distribution Amp or DA. If the one computer goes down, you are literally left with nothing – no projection, no streaming, no recording. My big concern is always how much trust you are putting in one box. So possible setups might be:ġ) ATEM switcher with mix out to projection and vmix for encoding (with or without vmix adding other graphics, videos, titles, etc for the remote audience)Ģ) ATEM switcher to projection, AND all the sources looped to vmix where ISO recording is done and a separate show can be switched for the remote audience (This is more my typical setup)ģ) Maybe they don’t know something like Xkeys, Streamdeck or other interfaces make for easier switching on vmix and they’re using the atem in an old-school way because of the typical switcher panel. I don’t think vmix (wirecast surely can’t) can provide low latency switching and the lag on the screen is an issue. But, they might be using the ATEM if they are also doing IMAG/Projection. Yes, if all you are doing is streaming the switched show, then vmix alone is enough. I typically use ProRes and it looks great. Obviously you need a robust computer and I suggest a RAID drive if you’re recording more than 3 cameras. I’m a Wirecast user, and do use the ISO recording for exactly what you want to do.

Vmix graphics card settings