Old text in purchase process - I presume I bought vmix14 upgrade:

Thank you for ordering the vMix 13 Upgrade.
Upgrades are automatically applied to your existing registration key. Simply install vMix 13
and click Activate when prompted.

I'm not seeing any issues fading between images. If I fade between two identical images the screen looks identical before, during the fade and after.

Can you confirm your Output Size, Preview Size and Input Size in settings?

A small update has been posted to the web site. (14.0.0.81)

Fixes a PAL interlaced recording issue with the DV Video Encoder
Also adds a new YUV 4:2:2 Uncompressed AVI recording option. (For SSDs only, 120MBytes/sec write speed needed for HD 30p)

See below:
http://www.vmix.com.au/k...abling-custom-avi-codecs

All in all v14 is sooooo nice :)

Occasionally when something goes wrong when Changing an Input (ie sometimes when the "vMix Error" window shows up), the Input is removed instead of being reverted back to what is was. This is a problem as the Input numbering is rearranged, messing up my setup. It has happened a few times, and I have always been so stressed when it happened that forgot to make a note of what actually went wrong. I think at one time it Apologize for not having clear information yet...

Also noticed that when Master frame rate is changed, External output is changed too. I do not think that is a good behavior. According to the help Master frame rate: "All inputs will be converted to this Frame Rate. This should be set to match the frame rate of the Video Camera sources where possible".

Another thing is that when changing a camera Input, and selecting a camera device has been used before, its input, resolution and frame rate are remembered (set to what it was), but Audio device is set to "Built in audio" even though it was "None". Kind of anoying for us who never use camera audio. (I take the opportunity here to remind about Setting default audio device when adding Camera Inputs).

Thanks Martin. How about Master frame rate's influence on External output's frame rate?
If you think that the way it is it should be, then maybe add a "Master and External frame rates set to xxx" message?

Well, I just tried with 14.0.0.82

Set default setting, and chose SD 576 25p (restart)
Checked that both Main and External output was 25p
Changed Master to 50p (restart)
Checked that Main was 50p, and found that External output also had changed to 50p.

Am I missing something?

EDIT: Yes, I did. Misread your "change the External output frame rate as well if they were both the same before the change". So, then it boils down to if "ease of code" or "user expectation" is to preferr...

Again, I can live with the former, but beg for a warning message

vMix 14.0.0.83 has been uploaded to the web site

Fixes:

* Fixed Input Change error with 4 inputs in Basic editions
* Improved compatibility with importing older 12 and 13 presets in european regions. ("," as decimal point)
* Fixed issues with resolution selection window when using SD or Basic editions.

No, it shouldn't be related to DPI.

From what I have seen it is related to an Intel Graphics driver issue on Windows 7.
Windows 8/8.1 appears to be fine. You can try checking for the latest graphics drivers and installing them to fix the problem.
(Or switch to EVR)

Hi Martin,

I have found a bug in vMix. Here are the steps to reproduce.

1. Add a capture input, cut to that input
2. Go to web interface, tally page, open up tally page for that input, it will have a red background.
3. Go to input settings, Change, select a different capture device.
4. Go back to web interface, tally page, click input. The background is not red anymore.

Saving, closing, and reopening fixes the issue.

Thanks!
---landon