@ Yannick

Please explain

+1
That will raise the possibilities of our productions, too. Pretty good idea, Yannick.

Regards
Karsten

+1

The trigger OnOverlay would allow us to create animated titles.
My idea is to use a transparent MOV as overlay.
When that MOV is turned on as overlay, a XAML title must be triggered to another overlay with a delay.

OnOverlay would be very useful!

I have discussed this in the past, but will answer here also.

In a nutshell is extremely difficult to test and anticipate every possible way the triggers can be used
in order to prevent things such as infinite loops.

I know on the surface it all sounds very easy to add Triggers for Overlays, but you're just going to have to believe me that adding this feature would
cause both the user and myself a lot of headaches.

Regards,

Martin
vMix

While it certainy helps to have as many possibilities and options as possible build in it will still require a bit of fantasy and originality to combine everything to a desired result which I think will mostly be based on personal needs.

That said I understand that the hardest part is to make options as flexible as possible so that all personal needs can be met I often find it easyer to program a specific GUI, client or interface for the particular job (userfriendly to boot).

With what info is available (xml<->API) it looks like creating specific functional scripts with a bit of creativity is a good option for what is missing if one has a plan or desire that isn't possible ( or somethimes to complicated) whith current available build in functions.

Allow me to give an example. While using instant video analysis during coaching/training having the shortcut options, keyboard , mouse and even infrared remote available it was in certain situations/locations still not satisfactory for quick videopayback controling and setting. So with th use of Autohotkey made a little " mouseinterfaces" intercepting and controling standard shortcuts that allowed me to control the needed functions with one hand ( play forward/backward at different speeds , setting and unsetting in/out points, jump to startpoint , frame by frame or bigger jumps all with the set of buttons and its combinations and the wheel on the mouse).

Personally I am more interested in getting the info needed to make such things. In a more vMix specific way asking for a certain functionality proved a bit to hard and personal but asking to change the WriteDurationToRecordingLog to include timefraction made my original wish/goal work .

The more options the better of course but sometimes with a bit of fantasy one can coock something up with what is available too. Figuring out the recipi is half the fun :-)

Guy