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You did a great job with this post๐!
"vMix" is โโa very underrated software that I have valued enormously since the very first versions. And I think, especially in the real-time video environment, this software can provide very good complementary services. โ๏ธ
๐ป๐ป๐๏ธBefore NDI and Spout came along, the screen and window/screen scanner was one of the tools in this software that I valued most highly. ๐ฌ In addition to the fact that you can get a complete TV studio for a few dollars instead of millions, vMix offers similar functions to OBS, i.e. complete streaming equipment๐๐ฑ.
๐บ๐ผ๐น๐ฅ As a former broadcast worker in TV-stations and high-end video studios, everything in the software always seems to me to be designed and created at a very high technical level and, as with my former favorite editing software FinalCutPro, the workflow, GUI and concept are really derived directly from professional broadcast practice. ๐ญThere is no attempt to reinvent the wheel and they stick to working practices from the analog broadcast era, which mostly did not arise from nothing but have a background and many TV studio employees can therefore find very easy access to the tools offered in vMix.
๐๏ธ๐๏ธBut it also includes everything that was only made possible by the completion of digitalization, including virtual studio sets and many other useful digital features.
Yes, I can highly recommend vMix๐ค, well done Zunayed Sabbir๐๐๏ธ๐
by bennoH. a lover of mivingmotion in RGB
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thanks for your response! yes vMix is super awesome. far as i understand, vMix userbase is wide spread in unusual way. A sports broadcaster loves vmix same way a gamer+streamer does, lol. vMix is my go to tool for tutorial recordings and streaming. Also vMix is more applicable in my events, over resolume. I always felt the coexistence of these two giants and encourage users to gang up!
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๐ซโจ๐โญโญ
You did a great job with this post๐!
"vMix" is โโa very underrated software that I have valued enormously since the very first versions. And I think, especially in the real-time video environment, this software can provide very good complementary services. โ๏ธ
๐ป๐ป๐๏ธBefore NDI and Spout came along, the screen and window/screen scanner was one of the tools in this software that I valued most highly. ๐ฌ In addition to the fact that you can get a complete TV studio for a few dollars instead of millions, vMix offers similar functions to OBS, i.e. complete streaming equipment๐๐ฑ.
๐บ๐ผ๐น๐ฅ As a former broadcast worker in TV-stations and high-end video studios, everything in the software always seems to me to be designed and created at a very high technical level and, as with my former favorite editing software FinalCutPro, the workflow, GUI and concept are really derived directly from professional broadcast practice. ๐ญThere is no attempt to reinvent the wheel and they stick to working practices from the analog broadcast era, which mostly did not arise from nothing but have a background and many TV studio employees can therefore find very easy access to the tools offered in vMix.
๐๏ธ๐๏ธBut it also includes everything that was only made possible by the completion of digitalization, including virtual studio sets and many other useful digital features.
Yes, I can highly recommend vMix๐ค, well done Zunayed Sabbir๐๐๏ธ๐
by bennoH. a lover of mivingmotion in RGB
โค๏ธ๐๐
thanks for your response! yes vMix is super awesome. far as i understand, vMix userbase is wide spread in unusual way. A sports broadcaster loves vmix same way a gamer+streamer does, lol. vMix is my go to tool for tutorial recordings and streaming. Also vMix is more applicable in my events, over resolume. I always felt the coexistence of these two giants and encourage users to gang up!