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andreypetr  
#1 Posted : Thursday, August 20, 2026 9:16:23 AM(UTC)
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Hello.
Could someone share their experience with using vMix on VPS?

What kind of resources do you need to run it? GPU?

We would like to turn it into always-on streamer with people joining over ... SRT?
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#2 Posted : Friday, August 21, 2026 11:28:36 PM(UTC)
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It's doable but I don't see the advantage right now. The cloud or virtual resources make sense if you spawn them for some time and shut them down again. If you go for a always on system local resources might be the better way.
A good ISP + router and a proper PC can do it for way less than a VPS hosted somewhere for you. You can also be behind a dynamic IP. With dynamic DNS services you are always reachable at the same endpoint.
Please remember that with SRT you need an open port per connection and it's one way only. You need a second SRT for the return feed.

Take a look into medialooks. They have first class transport solutions if this is your concern.
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