Hey Tim thanks for all the good video toturials you make, they are really great. How about connecting MS-teams as a live event with rtmp? is this something you can cover?
I set our link up the exact same way described and with more than 4 callers you can utilize "Together Mode" for viewers which is very neat! One issue is I also have BUS A as the audio feed from vMix to teams so if I try to play videos or other content from vMix to Teams, I only get a hiss sound but the Teams feed to vMix is clean. Any suggestions.
Hey! Nice Tut... if i am running a webinar on Microsoft teams can i live streaming through Vmix so i will be able to do the thumbnail, grid and side by side inputs with panels. I want the viewers to see this look
How does the audio mixing work with more than one caller? Would the Bus A approach you describe not remove all callers’ audio from what’s being sent out to participants?
Any suggestions? I've updated my pc, Teams, GPU firmware all to the latest. I get an error message in Teams saying that NDI has disconnected, you are no longer sending NDI.
Hi there, I've download and updated everything but when the right click on the NDI virtual input (camera) it says no sources found. Everything is on the same PC. The TEAMs picks up the video feed but not the audio - any ideas?
Greetings. I'm seeking some assistance. I have a weekly sports talkshow programme that I stream on StreamYard. However, I was asked if I could simulcast, but the broadcaster wants to use vMix. Do you know how I could integrate StreamYard with vMix? Is there anyway I could continue with StreamYard and integrate vMix, probably using a second computer, etc? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks for this awesome tutorial ! Do you know if the audio of each participant of the teams meeting can be input seperately aswell ? Or is it only one audio mix of all participants ?
@@vMixhd Ok thanks for the answer. And do you think it could be possible to send "vmix - Output 1" to Teams and a "vmix Output 2" in another software like zoom or anything else ? My goal would be sending bus A to Teams and Master audio to something else, both via NDI
@@willderix I am doing that but I get clean audio input from Teams on the Master but but ran into a problem for my "bus a' returning audio like content audio not on Teams (videos) back to the users on Teams. You have any luck?
I have a question If i run 4 people of group meeting call(include myself), can i add input other people's video source separately? Like Add person 1's video source, person 2's video source and people 3's video source separately.
임준하 Yes, it works that way. Each Teams participant should appear as separate NDI source. Also, if anyone shares their screen, that becomes yet another. And if someone else shared their screen, it replaces the previous one. So, just as in Teams itself, one shared screen.
I tried this and performance went up astronomically when more than two participants turn their camera on in a meeting. I will run teams on a separate machine for this use case. I also noticed a spike when you added Ben.
Live Yes, I also learned that it’s much better to run Teams on its own machine. But, know that they have to be on the same wired network of at least 1G capacity (not 1G internet).
Hi, you should be able to add Skype but we haven't gotten around to testing it yet. Zoom doesn't have NDI output so you would still need to screen capture for that.
Hi, they may be rolling this out slowly, so I'm not sure if all accounts have access to this yet. You'd probably need to contact Microsoft to see about your account.
As soon as I want to enable the NDI support within my Teams client, I get the following error message: activating NDI in Teams not working (Failed Error: FILE_SIGNATURE_MISMATCH) I can't activate NDI in Teams, all my colleagues can activate NDI, but for me it does not work. I have tested in different versions of Teams and on different computers. Get the same error every time and everywhere. The log file says: error - NdiBundleInstaller :: executeStep - Failed Error: FILE_SIGNATURE_MISMATCH Any tips on what I can do?
If you looking to have the Meet video in your production, you'd need to follow the same instructions here- ruclips.net/video/v5_uEu9Z0RI/видео.html. If you're just looking to output your video to Meet then you could use this method- ruclips.net/video/JZw8caOD2z0/видео.html
I did the whole process, however when playing video so that the other participants of the call could hear I can't also hear the audio from the video, only them when I activate Bus A in the vmix audio mix, how can I also listen?
You should be able to listen via your headphones if you still have that active for the videos, but you may have changed some settings. Feel free to email through so we can take a look- www.vmix.com/contact-us.aspx
@@vMixhd When I enable the headphone within the audio mix settings, I listen but the other person on the call does not listen. In the audio settings I did the same as the tutorial. Because as I am in a room with other people we wanted to be able to use Microsof Teams and Vmix on a computer with a datashow so that we can participate together and plug my onboard soubd card into speaker for listening and the microphone on a sound table to be able to speak to the speaker. But I followed the steps of the video and even so when I activate Bus A the speaker listens to the video we are playing but the people in the room do not leave it on my headphones, there is no way for me to configure a Bus for the speaker and another for me?
Teams Meetings have a awful watermark and Teams Calls do not for me. Can anyone confirm similar behavior? Also, when bandwidth dips, the Teams watermark disappears.
We noticed some different behaviour when different NDI Outputs from Teams was being used. His video had no watermark as a direct video call, but his desktop sharing did. I'm not sure as to why that is! I would say that they'll probably make all NDI outputs have the watermark in the future, but who knows?
The people viewing your video should see it the correct way around. You can mirror inputs by going to the settings of the input and ticking Mirror. This will appear the right way for you, but will be backwards for your viewers.
If you're talking about from vMix, then most will accept the NDI Virtual Input. Just connect it to your vMix output and programs will see it like a webcam. At the moment Skype and Teams are the only ones that output their Video and Audio via NDI for a vMix input. All other video conferencing tools require you to capture the screen to bring it into vMix.
I run live events for a large PR firm and have loved this feature. We've cut Zoom out all together just because of NDI. It removes so much of the goofy shit I've seen people do to get remote guests into calls. Multiple laptops with Zoom on them plugged into a video mixer or capture cards, cutting frames out of multiviewers - just silly. How Zoom hasn't implemented this yet is beyond me. We do this with Wirecast though, and I'm just checking this out to see how it works with our typical event. The UI seems a little clunky, and the PC only thing is a let down. I won't trust an event to Windows 10.
Dang you cover some interesting talking points in the video production space! We are interested what you talk about, keep it up. Anytime you're in Phoenix reach out. If you want, DM us @dmakproductions on Instagram and we can chat. You do really great work.
Nice! I see you're utilizing those vMix hand models.
Very good, Tim.
Thanks Tim !
Wow super update 👍👍
Just a note for people who might be as confused as myself. But Newtek have renamed Virtual Input to Webcam Input. So that what you now have to use
I also got confused. Thanks for the pointer
Hey Tim thanks for all the good video toturials you make, they are really great.
How about connecting MS-teams as a live event with rtmp? is this something you can cover?
Thank you tim
Tim this is just what any livestreaming professional would need
I can't get why in my Microsoft Teams admin center there's no NDI settings. Do I require a premium license or a special account for that?
I set our link up the exact same way described and with more than 4 callers you can utilize "Together Mode" for viewers which is very neat! One issue is I also have BUS A as the audio feed from vMix to teams so if I try to play videos or other content from vMix to Teams, I only get a hiss sound but the Teams feed to vMix is clean. Any suggestions.
NDI hasn’t been released yet to all tenants but that’s such amazing news!!!
you can opt for TAP program and you will get the NDI feature on your tenant :)
Hey! Nice Tut... if i am running a webinar on Microsoft teams can i live streaming through Vmix so i will be able to do the thumbnail, grid and side by side inputs with panels. I want the viewers to see this look
How does the audio mixing work with more than one caller? Would the Bus A approach you describe not remove all callers’ audio from what’s being sent out to participants?
Any suggestions? I've updated my pc, Teams, GPU firmware all to the latest. I get an error message in Teams saying that NDI has disconnected, you are no longer sending NDI.
Hi there, I've download and updated everything but when the right click on the NDI virtual input (camera) it says no sources found. Everything is on the same PC. The TEAMs picks up the video feed but not the audio - any ideas?
Will vMix features still work even if a different person creates the MS Teams call link? Any restrictions?
Greetings. I'm seeking some assistance.
I have a weekly sports talkshow programme that I stream on StreamYard. However, I was asked if I could simulcast, but the broadcaster wants to use vMix.
Do you know how I could integrate StreamYard with vMix?
Is there anyway I could continue with StreamYard and integrate vMix, probably using a second computer, etc?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Virtual input is a thing of the past. How do I get our team meeting into vMix using NDI? I cannot find a recent tutorial.
Thanks for this awesome tutorial ! Do you know if the audio of each participant of the teams meeting can be input seperately aswell ? Or is it only one audio mix of all participants ?
Unfortunately it's a mixed output of all the audio.
@@vMixhd Ok thanks for the answer. And do you think it could be possible to send "vmix - Output 1" to Teams and a "vmix Output 2" in another software like zoom or anything else ? My goal would be sending bus A to Teams and Master audio to something else, both via NDI
@@willderix I am doing that but I get clean audio input from Teams on the Master but but ran into a problem for my "bus a' returning audio like content audio not on Teams (videos) back to the users on Teams. You have any luck?
Thx
I have a question If i run 4 people of group meeting call(include myself), can i add input other people's video source separately? Like Add person 1's video source, person 2's video source and people 3's video source separately.
임준하 Yes, it works that way. Each Teams participant should appear as separate NDI source. Also, if anyone shares their screen, that becomes yet another. And if someone else shared their screen, it replaces the previous one. So, just as in Teams itself, one shared screen.
How can I cange my camera into vMix output (zoom)? When I choose vMix in camera setting it just black
Make sure to click External output below in vmix
if one account not into group microsoft team, what i can do?
I tried this and performance went up astronomically when more than two participants turn their camera on in a meeting. I will run teams on a separate machine for this use case. I also noticed a spike when you added Ben.
Live Yes, I also learned that it’s much better to run Teams on its own machine. But, know that they have to be on the same wired network of at least 1G capacity (not 1G internet).
Hi, thank you for the content! Is ist possible to connect multiple Callers using Teams, Skype, Zoom in the same time over NDI?
Hi, you should be able to add Skype but we haven't gotten around to testing it yet. Zoom doesn't have NDI output so you would still need to screen capture for that.
Hello, in the Microsoft Teams pamareters I have not NDI autorisation which is displayed. I have the latest version.
Hi, they may be rolling this out slowly, so I'm not sure if all accounts have access to this yet. You'd probably need to contact Microsoft to see about your account.
As soon as I want to enable the NDI support within my Teams client, I get the following error message: activating NDI in Teams not working (Failed Error: FILE_SIGNATURE_MISMATCH)
I can't activate NDI in Teams, all my colleagues can activate NDI, but for me it does not work. I have tested in different versions of Teams and on different computers. Get the same error every time and everywhere. The log file says:
error - NdiBundleInstaller :: executeStep - Failed Error: FILE_SIGNATURE_MISMATCH
Any tips on what I can do?
Did Ben have to enable NDI in his MS Teams settings as well?
No, it was just enabled on Teams account on the PC we were running vMix on.
Why don't you directly use External Button?
Olá gostaria de saber como fazer as configurações do Google meet para utilização no vmix. Obrigado e parabéns pelos vídeos...
If you looking to have the Meet video in your production, you'd need to follow the same instructions here- ruclips.net/video/v5_uEu9Z0RI/видео.html. If you're just looking to output your video to Meet then you could use this method- ruclips.net/video/JZw8caOD2z0/видео.html
How to remove teams watermark?
Do you know if this feature of NDI Outputs from Teams is also supported in Teams Live? Or is it only in Teams Meetings?
Colin Christianson My understanding is only Meeting, not Live Events yet. Will surely hope for that, too.
@@srbh41413 Live events are supported as well now
Does NDI only work with business accounts? I don't have the Admin Center in my free account
Hi, it looks like it may only be available on paid accounts. I think they offer a free trial if you wanted to test it.
Hi, What is Teams sending out? Is it full NDI or NDI HX? I am guessing its HX due to number of streams?
Should be NDI and not NDI|HX.
It shows that ndi is not supported.. why ?
I did the whole process, however when playing video so that the other participants of the call could hear I can't also hear the audio from the video, only them when I activate Bus A in the vmix audio mix, how can I also listen?
You should be able to listen via your headphones if you still have that active for the videos, but you may have changed some settings. Feel free to email through so we can take a look- www.vmix.com/contact-us.aspx
@@vMixhd When I enable the headphone within the audio mix settings, I listen but the other person on the call does not listen. In the audio settings I did the same as the tutorial. Because as I am in a room with other people we wanted to be able to use Microsof Teams and Vmix on a computer with a datashow so that we can participate together and plug my onboard soubd card into speaker for listening and the microphone on a sound table to be able to speak to the speaker. But I followed the steps of the video and even so when I activate Bus A the speaker listens to the video we are playing but the people in the room do not leave it on my headphones, there is no way for me to configure a Bus for the speaker and another for me?
Teams Meetings have a awful watermark and Teams Calls do not for me. Can anyone confirm similar behavior? Also, when bandwidth dips, the Teams watermark disappears.
We noticed some different behaviour when different NDI Outputs from Teams was being used. His video had no watermark as a direct video call, but his desktop sharing did. I'm not sure as to why that is! I would say that they'll probably make all NDI outputs have the watermark in the future, but who knows?
virtual input at 4:50 and does not appear on my PC despite installing NDI Tools. Please update...
They changed the name to Webcam in the NDI Tools, so you'll just need to use that instead.
When I see the output in TEAMS, this is flipped (mirror), how do I fix it?
The people viewing your video should see it the correct way around. You can mirror inputs by going to the settings of the input and ticking Mirror. This will appear the right way for you, but will be backwards for your viewers.
Do I need to have a Microsoft 365 subscription to be able to allow NDI streaming? Can I do it with the free version?
Hi, I believe you need the paid version. I think they offer a trial if you wanted to test it out.
@@vMixhd thank you.
I can't tell from the video... Are you running Teams on the same PC as vMix?
Yes, it's running on the same PC.
What other applications support NDI video output? Zoom, Skype is that all? I mean applications for video conferences/calls.
If it accepts a webcam, it most likely accepts NDI Virtual Input.
If you're talking about from vMix, then most will accept the NDI Virtual Input. Just connect it to your vMix output and programs will see it like a webcam.
At the moment Skype and Teams are the only ones that output their Video and Audio via NDI for a vMix input. All other video conferencing tools require you to capture the screen to bring it into vMix.
What does Ben see? Is he seeing the Vmix output fullscreen within Teams?
He's seeing Output 1 from vMix which is main program output.
I run live events for a large PR firm and have loved this feature. We've cut Zoom out all together just because of NDI.
It removes so much of the goofy shit I've seen people do to get remote guests into calls. Multiple laptops with Zoom on them plugged into a video mixer or capture cards, cutting frames out of multiviewers - just silly. How Zoom hasn't implemented this yet is beyond me.
We do this with Wirecast though, and I'm just checking this out to see how it works with our typical event. The UI seems a little clunky, and the PC only thing is a let down. I won't trust an event to Windows 10.
I have a question vmix beta when is going to be ready to sell
Is no one curious what Ben said with his lips at 7:48 ?
i don´t not see Virtual Inputa
Hi, it's now called Webcam Input.
Dang you cover some interesting talking points in the video production space! We are interested what you talk about, keep it up. Anytime you're in Phoenix reach out. If you want, DM us @dmakproductions on Instagram and we can chat. You do really great work.