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Good I have a problem in vmix that when I am broadcasting live streaming and at the same time I give you to record the file that I record is locked as the video is paused can someone help me with that problem please
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Hi
I don't really understand what you want to do. Could you explain it another way? Please do short sentences so that we understand what situation you're in and which files you're talking about.
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The problem is when I want to record in vmix a live event at that moment I give it to record but when it finishes recording the video when playing it seems slow, it is worth mentioning that it is also transmitting to my web page at the same time that I am Recording in vmix.
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You can stream and record independently in vMix: if you stop recording even while streaming you should be able to use the recorded file, there is no lock. Quote: when it finishes recording the video when playing it seems slow which player do you use to play the video?
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As I use the windows players from windows 10
Now I do not know if it is necessary to install some codes for this problem or that I recommend doing in this case the video is still paused even playing it in the same vmix
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if you're recording standard MP4, with H264 and AAC, you don't need any other codec. However I would recommend to use VLC or MPC ( http://www.cccp-project.net/ ) as default player in Windows Can you write what your recording settings are? container, codec, frame rate, bitrate, resolution etc... I'm sorry but I still don't understand what your problem is when you talk about video in pause. As soon as the recording is terminated, you can play this video by many players at the same time if you want. Pausing the video in a player won't pause it in another...
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@ viana70
Perhaps you can share the specs of your system and what the CPU %'s are when you are simultaneously Streaming and Recording.
I can only speculate that maybe your system is underpowered to do what you want and hence you are having an issue with the recording.
Without having more information, it might be difficult to figure out why you are having an issue.
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Core i7 sixth generation with 16 gb of video card of 4 gb
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