External renderer, External 2, Frame rate – vMix Live Production Software Pro User Manual

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Select this option to output to the

vMix Video

device when

External Output

is running.

vMix Video

is a device that appears in 3rd party applications such as

Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder

and

Skype

and is also used for the built in Streaming feature.

Use Streaming Settings:

When ticked this option will match the streaming quality settings and should

remain ticked for the best results when streaming.

See

Streaming

External Renderer

Select this option to send video and audio out to compatible output devices.
Some examples of hardware that support output including most AJA, Blackmagic Design and BlueFish
devices.

Use Display Settings:

When ticked this option will match the Frame Rate and Output Size settings under

the Display tab at all times.

See

External Output

for more information.

External 2

In

vMix 4K and

Pro

a second independent output can be configured for both

vMix Video

and

External

Renderer

.

This vMix Video device is called

vMix Video External 2

in 3rd party applications.

Frame Rate

Select the Frame Rate for the External Output. When using the External Renderer this should be set to the
frame rate required by the device's output.
For vMix Video / Streaming, this should be set to the

Master Frame Rate

set under the

Display

tab for

optimal performance.

Output Size

Resolution for the External Output. This must be set to the output format when using the

External

Renderer

. For example if using the Composite/S-Video output this will usually be 720x576 for PAL and

720x480 for NTSC.

Device (External only)

Select the output device to use. (Such as the AJA Kona 4)

Port (External only)

Select the Port to use on the output device, for example HDMI or SDI.

Audio Device (External only)

Some output devices require selecting an Audio Device as well which can be selected here.
If this option is not visible, then the audio will automatically be included.

Audio Channels (External only)

See

Output Audio Channels

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