@ Digitalson

AFAIK, the "Instant Replay" feature was originally conceived and designed to function with or without an independent operator and to potentially be used on two systems (although I am unclear on the particulars of that development, but NDI might be a big step in that direction in vMix 17). It is a "High End" feature and requires "High End" components to function stably.
http://www.vmix.com/help16/InstantReplay1.html
http://www.vmix.com/help16/SystemRequirements.html

The "Video Delay" feature has the ability to "Save" individual clips of the buffered delay for use later, otherwise, it is not recorded.
The "Instant Replay" feature has the ability to create and "Export" desired clips from the recording for editing or creating 'Highlight reels'.

Hope that helps some.


Ice

What you are asking is possible already. In fact, that is how a lot of us use the replay module, on a second computer. This requires the incoming signal to be split to both computers then the replay packages are fed back to the main vMix system. You will find that this is very similar to the more mainstream ( and expensive) replay solutions. In the not too distant future, the use of NDI will allow all of this to be done, still on two computers, via an ethernet cable.

In both scenarios, you will need to purchase two licences. One for the replay machine and one for the switcher/streamer. However as Martin mentioned on the Liveshow, one of the licences could be a HD licence rather than PRO.

@ Digitalson

NDI = Network Device Interface
These videos probably explains it best:

https://player.vimeo.com/video/137855231





Ice