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[bug?] VMIX on its own? made cut into input and also used FTB
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Hello everyone, specifically made account to ask question/report bug, haven't used this forum before so im sorry in advance if it's a wrong sub-forum or im not using correct formatting.
I've been using VMIX for livestreams for almost 4 years by now and did more than thousand livestreams with this software. Yet i've never encountered situation for VMIX to Cut Transition on its own into Input(how convenient that this input also stops all recordings of stream, as it is Outro Input), and it happened twice, with second time being 5 seconds after i went back into broadcast after first time, and 20-30 seconds later it also used FTB button which caused my external to turn black and mute stream.
Idk if it was what helped, just plugged out Elgato Stream Deck and finished broadcast with keyboard and mouse for 8 more minutes without issues.
Also worth pointing out, only i had access to this PC at the moment, and i wasn't even having my hands touch any input device, so missclicks are not possible, and there are no Shortcuts set up for any of those actions. It's just out of nowhere.
Question is what can possible cause anything like this?
PC Specs doesn't seem to matter as we had same setup for past 3 years.
Vmix version 29.0.0.35 x64
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CPU AMD Ryzen 9 5900x
GPU Nvidia Geforce RTX 3080
Windows 10 Enterprise 22H2
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So it is not really possible for vMix to do this by itself, so something external will have triggered it.
Double check every shortcut just to make sure you definitely don't have one set to FTB either on the Stream Deck or otherwise.
(For example sometimes USB MIDI controllers can go haywire and press random shortcuts)
Second, check for any software you might have that uses the vMix API.
Finally if you have absolutely removed any possibility for the above, then check for remote access software.
As both FTB and Cut are in the middle of the interface, some remote access software may get the co-ordinates wrong and be clicking the middle of the screen by mistake.
We have seen Anydesk do this for example, though it is extremely rare and the report was from a few years ago now.
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Originally Posted by: admin  So it is not really possible for vMix to do this by itself, so something external will have triggered it.
Double check every shortcut just to make sure you definitely don't have one set to FTB either on the Stream Deck or otherwise.
(For example sometimes USB MIDI controllers can go haywire and press random shortcuts)
Second, check for any software you might have that uses the vMix API.
Finally if you have absolutely removed any possibility for the above, then check for remote access software.
As both FTB and Cut are in the middle of the interface, some remote access software may get the co-ordinates wrong and be clicking the middle of the screen by mistake.
We have seen Anydesk do this for example, though it is extremely rare and the report was from a few years ago now. thank you for reply! as of now we decided to replace our peripherals in case they are faulty and registring any extra clicks or anything, its the only option that is remotely possible in our setup. i'll return to this post if such problem occurs again with any more info hopefully
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