8 Vmix Instances, 21 Cameras across 7 Cities

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 33

  • @dag451
    @dag451 9 месяцев назад +6

    I can't believe you only have 4 videos on your channel so far. Fantastic so far! I can't wait to see what else you come up with in the future!

  • @danbrockettDOP
    @danbrockettDOP Год назад +13

    Simon, as a fellow vMix user, this was some amazing architecture and programming to handle a quite complex job. Much appreciated!

  • @khiryhewitt9651
    @khiryhewitt9651 Год назад +3

    Hi Simon, that's a really cool show.
    Would like to see more videos like this one.

  • @dougsisson1918
    @dougsisson1918 Год назад +3

    Wow! This is amazing! You sir are the king of the vMix power users. Almost as impressive as figuring this all out, is that you were able to explain this in a way that I could follow. But then I tried to think about how you handled all the audio issues, and my brain exploded all over the walls.

  • @fabricejunod2539
    @fabricejunod2539 10 месяцев назад

    Amazing ! Congrats and thanks for sharing your work.

  • @simonbarrettacoustician
    @simonbarrettacoustician 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for sharing this. I very much enjoyed seeing your problem-solving for this situation. Love the scripting idea and it makes something quite complex become quite simple to manage.

  • @Timofeev77
    @Timofeev77 7 месяцев назад

    Саймон, это действительно круто было сделано! Мои поздравления с успешной трансляцией. Идея с матрицей очень понравилась👋

  • @Volleykanalen
    @Volleykanalen Год назад +2

    I imagine this was quite a handful to figure out -and equally satisfying to see it work as intended! The problem solving part is sometimes as fun as the actual live work.

  • @sezzars
    @sezzars Год назад

    Wow you are really did very well smart perfectionist job,
    I thought I was the best at Vmix in my city in the Middle East, but wow, you are truly amazing, and I thank you because I learned from you something. I wish I could work with you. Thanks again and keep it up.

  • @samueldickes
    @samueldickes Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this amazing production. Just amazing 😊

  • @duxmediaLLP
    @duxmediaLLP Год назад

    Such clarity and planning! Much appreciated!!!

  • @JayGee1
    @JayGee1 Год назад +1

    I can hardly manage my own streams with only me😂. Very interesting video 👍

  • @TerenceKearns
    @TerenceKearns 5 месяцев назад

    This is an excellent example of spacial thinking. I laughed out loud when I saw the novation matrix switcher - not because it was silly but because it's brilliant and the mcgiver factor maxed out at 100%. Round of applause. Ive never heard of central control. Im gobna have a play with this. Hopefully it can use my 1st gen APC40 and i can experiment with the "StreamOut Matrix" technique. If there is such a thing as a livestream producer academy, this technique should be taught. I think you should run such academy. I used to live in canberra. Its the perfect location. People would come from all over the world to attend.

    • @TerenceKearns
      @TerenceKearns 5 месяцев назад

      Also this really helped consolidate in my mind the power of vMix with it's very straight forward and useful scripting. Very insightful. It's great that you shared this.

  • @scottyjr87
    @scottyjr87 Год назад

    Creative and intelligent engineering! Great work

  • @ARQUI-organización
    @ARQUI-organización Год назад

    Excelente, lo he visto como 10 veces y aún no entiendo, está difícil, mos respetos a este gran trabajo, la coordinación y concentración debieron ser ficha clave.

  • @jamesleehunter
    @jamesleehunter Год назад

    Fantastic mate!

  • @MrAdventmedia
    @MrAdventmedia Год назад

    Brilliant, thanks for this

  • @erikhogeboom
    @erikhogeboom Год назад

    Love this, great work!

  • @AlexPettitt
    @AlexPettitt Год назад

    Hey Simon, just discovered your channel! Amazing video and a fantastic overview of the setup for this event! Keep doing what you're doing 🙌

  • @bakarysanneh3854
    @bakarysanneh3854 Год назад

    Fantastic job i really appreciate

  • @jtpro2572
    @jtpro2572 Год назад

    awesome!

  • @thedivinepurposepodcast
    @thedivinepurposepodcast Год назад

    Hello Simon,
    This is amazing. Thank you for the content. I would like to know if there is a chance we can connect for more information. Thanks 🎉

  • @stephen-simmons
    @stephen-simmons 6 месяцев назад

    You are a god

  • @BillAshtonNelo
    @BillAshtonNelo Год назад

    Really cool.

  • @StreamVirtual
    @StreamVirtual Год назад

    Looks great, I regularly do shows with over 150 inputs and don't get anywhere close to taxing my machines. Like 2% CPU. I do need to use more scripting though.

  • @tjvangarden4803
    @tjvangarden4803 Год назад

    This is fantastic. Where would one learn about how to use Vmix and this scripting?

  • @benchxwychua443
    @benchxwychua443 Год назад

    As a newer vMIx adopter, I can't speak understand the full technical aspect of the inputs and matrix routing, but I know in most switchers the way to manage this would be in the M/E banks and DSKs. Is there no way to dynamically change DSK and source layering in M/Es?

    • @StreamoutAU
      @StreamoutAU  Год назад +2

      Hi There. Vmix does have up to 16 ME's and it would work, except for audio. Audio follow video only works on mix 1 so if I were to use ME's, I'd have to create another system for the audio. With my solution audio is routed at the same time. Thanks for watching.

    • @benchxwychua443
      @benchxwychua443 Год назад

      @@StreamoutAU Isn't this why people hire audio mixers??

    • @StreamoutAU
      @StreamoutAU  Год назад +2

      The round trip latency out of Vmix and back in is too long. In this case, it is easier to keep it within.

  • @vm.livemedia
    @vm.livemedia Год назад

    This is super amazing.