Hi all,

After my last attempt months ago to record a skool musical and vmix didnt record anything at all, iam terified to rely on this software, so i need some back up :)

I have 2 bm minirecorders hooked up with a canon HV30 and HV40 they spit out from hdmi and both going through atomos h2s converters.

The input settings are all the same 1080i form cams to vmix, in the menu (under the colored button in vmix) i did see before something like this 36,40,40,40 heavy floating on both cams, now i see a clean screen no numbers floating, is that okay??

And when i start vmix 14 hd, there is a slight delay on the inputs and when i reset the inputs it is okay, i had tried recording for hours with zero dropped frames.

A litlle float on 15 ms and about 20 frames i5 16 gb 2 ssd samsung pro

Can anybody confirm that this should be good, iam not very convinced and need to make some mony.

thanks in advance,

Richie

Redundancy is always a good practice in professional scenarios...
I am not sure how or why vMix failed you in the past nor what floating numbers are or were.
Extensive testing should always be conducted prior to using new equipment and/or procedures, with a failsafe back-up plan should things go awry.
If you are pleased with your test results and feel confident enough that you can duplicate those results in the field, then forge ahead.
vMix is an excellent product and can mimic some very high end and high cost production tools when configured properly, and you can expect good results, but as in any situation "Murphy's Law" must always be taken into consideration. The more you familiarize yourself with the software and its capabilities, the more confident you will be in using it.


Ice