vMix is a fantastic piece of sofware for broadcasting church services and with a lot of options.
But I only need a few basic options and I have to run more programs at the same time, so I have to shrink the vMix window a bit.
It should be great if I could hide the buttons I don't need.
The standard basic interface is a litte bit to undressed.

Everytime when I start vMix I have to adjust the windows size and location.
It should be very nice if this settings where also saved in the presets.

My church service stream provider doesn't support flash streaming.
I am running WinXP and like to keep that so I have to use BlueIris or WME and choose vMix as video input.
But these programs can't find the vMix audio source.
It's very pitty that vMix hasn't a simple build in webcast server.

@wwdv
I am surprised your CDN doesn't support flash. I don't know of any that don't.
Yes it would be nice to activate or deactivate interface features. Can't imagine the coding nightmare that would be :-)
I would recommend getting a higher resolution monitor, this would give you more pixel room.
Also to get other programs to see vMix audio output, if you have a SoundBlaster audio card (which are cheap) you could use there "what you hear feature" as input to other programs.
And as the built in server part, with WME you have that ability already. Just set it up for a "Pull" then any computers running windows media player can be pointed to your IP address.
The first thing you will find with this is it will greatly effect your systems performance as just a few systems source the stream.

@wwdv, What are your system specs?

IMHO it's time to upgrade if at all possible. You can put together a nice i5 based system with Nvidia 640 for under a $1000. Go Intel stay away from AMD.
if your doing SD video then pickup a Osprey 440 used and you'll have a great system for web casting.

Cool, The 440 will deinterlace in hardware and gives a nice picture. I can tell you my system rarely goes over 25% when streaming and 10% is high when just local switching and broadcasting to in-house monitors. The 440 can handle 4 audio inputs too so you can put the internal mixer to work.
As for the transitions I would change the timing to 200 or 250 ms, those 1000+ cross fades don't look very nice in a stream, Artifact city.
What graphic card do you have installed? I run nvidia GT640 2gigs ddr3 and they have no problem keeping up.
Windows media encoder does deliver a higher quality picture, But at a cost. it's a CPU pig. you'll be better off with FME and a CDN that works with it. If money is a concern right now go with Ustream free version. Yes people have to watch an add prior to your stream but thats a small price until things get going for you. Good luck!!