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vmixsupport  
#1 Posted : Saturday, February 17, 2018 1:08:29 AM(UTC)
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Hello. The vMix Fun Time Live Show is coming up next week.

If you're in the USA it's going to be 7pm Eastern on Tuesday Night the 20th.

If you live in Australia and you're in Queensland it's 10am, Sydney/Melbourne it's 11am on Wednesday the 21st.

If you live in other places, click this link to find out when it's on for you!

It's a bit of a lucky dip type show, so if you want us to talk about something feel free to leave a comment here.

You can watch, chat and ask questions at vMix.com/live.

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#2 Posted : Saturday, March 3, 2018 10:04:17 AM(UTC)
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Tim;

Can you elaborate or direct me to info on how you integrate the Samsung tablet into the chat system you use and how you get that graphic onscreen?

What I want to know is what the requirements are for the viewer feedback (must it come from a platform like Facebook or can a chat system of my own be used - I know you mention IRC, for example, and I use PHPChat), and how you get each individual chat on screen as a source.

I assume from the graphic the Ipad is only a web controller?

Hope I'm clear....Thanks
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#3 Posted : Sunday, March 4, 2018 11:00:52 AM(UTC)
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comms and communication is one of the hardest things to plan for if you're going from videomaker land to livestreaming. comms are expensive too, we're looking at using discord chat and maybe some cheap second hand androids. this means you can create mini chat rooms or group chatrooms (mini chat rooms for the roaming interviewer and graphics op putting names/stats up to communicate while stuff is happening on the main production)
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#4 Posted : Monday, March 5, 2018 9:46:48 PM(UTC)
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but how is Tim getting the questions up onto the half-screen? Whats the flow process there? Looks like the Galaxy is running that part...
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#5 Posted : Tuesday, March 6, 2018 12:34:51 AM(UTC)
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HWL1223 wrote:
but how is Tim getting the questions up onto the half-screen? Whats the flow process there? Looks like the Galaxy is running that part...



Create Custom Social Media Titles in vMix

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#6 Posted : Tuesday, March 6, 2018 3:50:11 PM(UTC)
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ndi maximum capacity limits, what's too much? we're using ndi all over the place, 10+ sources and not had a problem (2x Asus rog 752vs) but I've got no gage as to how close to the limit I am or wether there even is one
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#7 Posted : Tuesday, March 6, 2018 9:20:55 PM(UTC)
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This is info I have read on these forums, I don't have any first-hand experience with it... but, for most NDI streams you are supposed to give an average of 100mbs per feed. It is then up to the network bandwidth as to how many streams you can have. These numbers may be different now with a few versions of NDI having been released and NDI-HX out there as well.

I'm sure someone will have more accurate figures for you to work with.
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#8 Posted : Wednesday, March 7, 2018 2:22:54 AM(UTC)
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Barney Box Lane wrote:
ndi maximum capacity limits, what's too much? we're using ndi all over the place, 10+ sources and not had a problem (2x Asus rog 752vs) but I've got no gage as to how close to the limit I am or wether there even is one


Typically, account for 100mbit/s of data for a 1080i video stream. Higher frame sizes and/or frame rates will be higher bandwidth, however it isn't linear bandwidth scale. For example, 1080p60 video won't double the datarate of 1080i, probably more like 50% higher. NDI is variable bit rate, so while 1080i 100mbit/s can happen, ~80mbit is probably typical for most video.

As for the maximum, that depends on a few factors.

There is network bandwidth. Usually 8 to 10 streams of 1080i video on a 1Gb Ethernet connection is safe. NDI does support multiple Ethernet links, so you can use two Ethernet ports connected to the switch to give you double the bandwidth.

Another factor is CPU performance, NDI does have to be decoded. In the case of NDI|HX, GPU hardware acceleration can be leveraged if supported by the application. NDI does take advantage of AVX and AVX2 instruction sets on CPU which will benefit performance. Also, 64-bit systems will perform better with NDI.

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#9 Posted : Wednesday, March 7, 2018 11:15:26 AM(UTC)
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thank you for the quick response Kane.

1 so if we had each computer hooked up with its own Ethernet cable we should look at wether were maxing out the Ethernet cable more than the network- so 5 on each is comp is more chilled than 10 on one comp?
2 Also we're at about 20/30% cpu so is cpu that our best gage to go off at a glance if you had to pick something to go off?

3 Also per stream - does that mean from the source where it's created. So if someone wanted to use the ndi monitor app on their own device somewhere on site (and then another and another) theyre not stressing our system or network?? or should we be conscious that loads of other ndi monitorers may be slowing things down (is this what multicasting sorts out so it's still viewed as one stream watched by several devices??)
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