The multifunction 4K Live Production, Streaming & Mixing Software from vMix can switch between multiple HD or 4K sources—the maximum number depending on the limitations of the computer, its GPU, and the video capture hardware installed. It can stream a live program feed out to the web over RTMP, RTSP, or Flash and can also record locally at up to HD resolution in AVI, MP4, MPEG-2 or WMV. If a video output is available, it can send out a full-quality program feed for local presentation or recording separately.

Capable of more than just basic switching, effects and chroma keying are also built-in. You can add titles, incorporate virtual sets, or apply templates to give productions network-worthy results. An instant replay feature allows you to save notable moments for replay later. Slow motion up to 400% can even be applied. This version of the software also includes the vMix Call feature, which allows you to add up to four remote guests to your production who are connecting with a web browser on Mac or Windows or with iOS or Android devices. vMix Call features include NDI support, return video/audio for each guest up to 1080p, encryption, selectable outputs, and audio mixing.

There is a built-in audio mixer so you won't have to rely on a separate hardware mixer. Audio can be sourced via embedded audio, the capture device's audio inputs, through a separate audio interface, or even be played from a pre-recorded audio file.

vMix Live Production software runs on Windows and works with a variety of video capture and I/O devices, including models from Blackmagic Design, Matrox, AJA, and more.

1000-Input Record/Stream/Output Solution    Supports up to 4096 x 2160 Resolution    1 Instant Replay Channel    Effects and Transitions    2 Remote Guest Callers    Supports 2 External Outputs    Supports 2 Direct Monitor Outputs    PTZ Control    2880 x 1620 Virtual Sets    Windows Compatible

The software supports up to 1000 sources, including virtual as well as hardware sources. In practice, the total number will depend on the limitations of your computer, GPU, and capture hardware. An average workstation configuration with dedicated GPU can support about eight HD (or two 4K) sources

Use a video I/O card such as a Blackmagic or AJA product to capture from a live camera or external video feed. Up to 4K resolution is supported, depending on the limitations of the card and computer hardware.

FireWire (HDV/DV) capture is also supported; however, there will be a significant delay.

Use the desktop from a Mac or Windows computer connected to the same network as a computer running vMix as a virtual input. Ideal for PowerPoint and Skype.

Note: Audio Capture support for Skype and other videoconferencing software is available under Windows 7.

Previously recorded footage can be treated as an input source. Supported file types include AVI, MP4, H.264, MPEG-2, WMV, and QuickTime.

DRM-free DVD content can be incorporated into the program feed, complete with menu navigation.

Use sound cues, music tracks, and other aural elements to spice up your production. vMix plays back MP3 and WAV files.

Use the audio accompanying your video, a separate audio interface, or your computer's sound card to capture live sound.

Combine multiple video and audio files into a bundle that will play on a single input channel.

In addition to audio and video, vMix supports PowerPoint, photos and other still image graphics, solid colors, and more.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does vMix 4K Live support GPU processing with the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 Ti 8 GB video card?

A: Yes, and it has recently sprung up in popularity thanks to the solid performance reviews that have been surfacing. Users have reported that vMix takes full advantage of the GPU processing on the Nvidia.

Q: 2. The recommended processor for vMix 4K Live is listed as the Intel Core i7, does vMix 4K Live support AMD Ryzen processors such as the AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor?

A: An AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor would work for this software.

Q: 3. Can this be upgraded to the 4k or pro version by just paying the difference (as is true if buying direct) ?

A: At this time we do not sell upgrades for vMix. However you will be able to purchase upgrades from vMix directly after purchasing the software from us.

Q: 4. what is the cost for each type?

A: When on the product web page, it is possible to click on the various versions of the software and the product web page will refresh to reflect the current pricing.

Q: 5. What about instant replay and slomo... how many cameras? Same computer request?

A: Instant Replay with Slow Motion is not available with the HD version of vMix. It starts with vMix 4K, B&H # VMSCSIVMIX4K, which allows for 1 Instant Replay Camera with Slow Motion. If you wanted additional cameras vMix Pro allows for up to 4 Instant Replay Cameras, B&H # VMSCSIVMXPRO.https://bhpho.to/2kZTYlQhttps://bhpho.to/2wBfmB7

Q: 6. How does this compare with LiveStream Studio?

A: This compares very well to Livestream Studio. At this time we only sell Livestream Studio bundled within one of their product switchers. If you are looking to build your own computer for streaming this is a great choice.

Q: 7. What is the current version number of this download?

A: This is a download that comes to your from vMix upon purchasing with us. It will be whatever the latest version of the software is.

Q: 8. Does this work with the deck link 8 pro

A: Yes, vMix 4K Live Production, Streaming & Mixing Software will support the Black Magic Decklink 8K Pro card. Here is a link to all the compatible capture cards that vMix supports - https://bit.ly/3oxQoi2

Q: 9. I hope this is the same version 4K as stated in vMix Software Comparison Table?

A: Yes, this is a vMix Product and the MFR number of SCSI-VMIX-4K will match up to what is on the vMix website.

Q: 10. Does this work with magewell?

A: Yes, vMix will see Magewell capture devices.