Hello, This is vMix 19 Calling!

vMix 19 is now ready and available for download via the vMix website. The vMix team has been working long and hard on the latest version of vMix and now it’s finally here! A long time in the making, vMix 19 will now give users the ability to do live interviews with ease! Long gone are the days of needing 3rd party hardware or software just to bring in remote callers! vMix has proven to be the most reliable and feature rich live streaming software whilst giving amazing performance through advanced GPU encoding. vMix 19 takes live production and streaming to levels not seen before. To trial vMix for 60 days with no watermarking, just head to our website. If you want to see if you can update to vMix for free, visit our update page.

Remote Guests Made Easy with vMix Call

The cornerstone feature of vMix 19 is vMix Call. vMix Call allows vMix users to add a remote guest just like a normal input, in fact you can do it in 3 clicks! A long time in the making, vMix Call is an answer to all of those problems faced when attempting to bring remote guests to a live show. Users will no longer have to worry about audio echos and mix minus as vMix Call handles all of that! You don’t need to add any additional software, vMix Call is built directly into vMix 19.

An easy connection for your guests

The beauty of vMix Call is the ease of use for the guests calling into the show. All they need is a webcam and the latest Chrome/Firefox/Opera browser installed.  The guest just needs to visit vMixcall.com, enter their Name + Password and they’ll be connected to the show! This means that you’re able to use desktop computers, laptops, and currently Android tablets or phones to connect to live guests.

Up to 8 callers

vMix 19 with vMix Call will give you the ability to add up to 8 live remote guests! Granted, you will need quite a computer and Internet connection to do so. vMix Call is available in vMix HD (1 guest) vMix 4K (2 Guests) and vMix PRO (8 Guests).

Double the Input Layers!

vMix 19 has doubled the Input Multi View layers to 10. You’ll now be able to create double the layers on your inputs and will work great if you’re looking to create an input with multiple callers. The Input Multi View in vMix works great for adding titles, logos, videos, gaming overlays and all kinds of content to your production’s inputs.

Oops I did it again…

An UNDO button has been added to the vMix interface allowing you to go back a step if you accidentally close an input!

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YouTube Tutorial For vMix Call

Here’s a full list of New Features and Changes in vMix 19-

vMix Call

  • Add up to 8 remote guests to vMix quickly and easily with HD video and high quality full duplex audio.
  • vMix Call requires a copy of vMix HD (1 Guest), vMix 4K (2 Guests) or vMix Pro (8 Guests)
  • Each guest includes Automatic Mix minus for hassle free audio.
  • For more information see http://www.vmix.com/callhelp/

Inputs

  • Increased MultiView overlays from 5 to 10
  • Added checkbox to show/hide individual overlays
  • Drag/drop MultiView overlay numbers to change the render order (z order)
  • Added template to show 9 overlays on screen at the same time
  • Undo button added for acidentally closed inputs
  • Added number boxes to cropping sliders
  • Webcams will now default to MJPG which provides smoother frame rates at HD resolutions
  • Added support for RTSP streams containing LATM AAC audio such as the Matrox Monarch HD

Shortcuts

PTZ

  • Added CGI PTZ support for the Sony SRG-360 series

Virtual Sets

  • Added 36 new MultiView Virtual Set templates for vMix Call
  • Zoom previews will now update when changing layers. This is handy when building a custom set using the included Blank template.
  • Added ability to drag and shift-zoom to set positions in the Zoom Editor window

MultiCorder

  • Added automatic resume support to MultiCorder
  • If a source changes resolution or is reset, MultiCorder will restart recording automatically

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed Key/Fill not working independently with virtual inputs
  • Fixed some inputs not updating correctly when anti-aliasing is enabled
  • Fixed NDI showing very low resolution when anti-aliasing is enabled
  • Fixed NDI thumbnails not updating in some cases
  • Improved error messages when Decklink card does not support the selected format (such as 1080p50/60 on older cards)

 

If you’ve made it this far, well done! Head to vMix.com to give vMix 19 a try!