In the booth they'd only see the remote presenter on screen, but on the stream they see the booth camera and remote presenters. I had a mix input that was set as the output sent to the in booth screen so I could have a different view there as opposed to what the viewers were seeing. My company just did a hybrid event where we had cameras and a screen in a clients trade show booth but had some remote presenters and I was sending out the entire thing as a stream.

Mix inputs: It basically gives you another preview and output to feed somewhere else. So my smaller ones only had their name and company logo and the bigger ones have that plus their division and contact info. You set them to pull data from the same spreadsheet (you can select all or some fields) and one button will update both titles. I had a smaller graphic for a 2UP view and then a bigger more detailed graphic when their camera is fullscreen. The most I've done with titles and spreadsheets was 2 different titles off one sheet and it works.

I know this is a hefty post/ a lot to ask, so any and all help is super useful. I only need it to send graphics to a Tricaster. The main thing I'm stuck on though is an easy way to quickly call up, view, and then send to program a particular graphic.Īlso, to be clear, I do NOT need to do my whole production out of vmix. I've thought of ways to organize this, mainly by using the colored folders option by the inputs panel. By that, I mean something were I can easily call up a graphic using a number pad, as well as save a graphic to a number easily, a way to animate it out to program cleanly and easily, and a way to easily see graphics that I'm working on.Īlso, and this is less necessary, but having 2 channels I could send out of and see easily would be awesome. My question is, has anyone found a good way to make this work similar to a true broadcast CG machine such as chyron, duet, Ross xpression, etc.

I love the reliability of vmix, and so far I think I understand how to make templates in the GT Title designer. bad (premade graphics in Tricaster's graphic bank). I'm just getting in to vmix and the company I work for just purchased a full license for us to play with for graphics since the current system we use is.

Vmix title designer template