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I have the vmix version 23.0.0.30 everything ok except that on youtube you only hear the audio and you don't see the video, can you help me? To date we have never had any problems
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now i'm trying with "live stream now" but nothing i can't see the images
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double check output settings and external settings
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Thanks Doggy. But those settings have never been changed, I've checked them and they seem ok. On fb I managed to broadcast, but on youtube no. I would like to point out that I notice a strange attitude of Vmix for what concerns the Stream section that I will try to explain, maybe with another post. In the meantime I want to emphasize that I have a setup that I have been using for 3 years, which I have implemented over time, I wouldn't want the system to become unstable between updates.
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Goodmorning everyone. To close this discussion and to leave the solution available to other users, I explain to everyone how it ended. I have been using vmix for five years and doing direct on youtube using FMLE, to solve the problem I simply had to change the FMLE application with FFMPEG to "Streaming Setting". So I did and so I solved. It remains for me to understand why until now FMLE was fine and now it served FFMPEG. Thanks
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Originally Posted by: STADIORADIO  Goodmorning everyone. To close this discussion and to leave the solution available to other users, I explain to everyone how it ended. I have been using vmix for five years and doing direct on youtube using FMLE, to solve the problem I simply had to change the FMLE application with FFMPEG to "Streaming Setting". So I did and so I solved. It remains for me to understand why until now FMLE was fine and now it served FFMPEG. Thanks The entire environment is constantly changing. It's seldom correct to say that "nothing has changed." May have nothing at all to do with vMix. FMLE is ages old. It's likely that YT simply changed some requirement that FFMPEG serves and your old FMLE settings do not.
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We discovered a bug in FMLE support in vMix 23 which has now been fixed in 23.0.0.32
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Hi everyone, I am doing streaming tests using the FFMPEG application. I was in fact suggested that FMLE is an old system and less powerful. The stream starts well but after a while I get this message "too full or almost too full"  streaming1 20191218-123817.txt (258kb) downloaded 3 time(s).
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That error normally occurs when you do not have bandwidth enough to the streaming endpoint, or if you don't have internet access at all.
Is there any particular reason you stick with FMLE?
If not, I see no problem in switching to FFMPEG.
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Thanks for the reply. Yes later I realized that I didn't have enough bandwidth available. Until a week ago I was convinced that FMLE was the best solution. From the experience I made from now on I will use FFMPEG. However, I must point out that the graphic representation of the "status" of the transmission is not the maximum. What matters however is the quality of what we send live. Thanks.
ps I ask everyone to apologize for my English
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