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Greetings everyone, I'm a new user of Vmix and I've been poking aroud the forum in search of answer unsuccessfully.
I am using a clock with this format: {0:mm:ss:f} However the time showed is basically Vmix's uptime, is there a way to reset the clock to zero and make it start again?
Note: I cannot use the countdown because it does not support a format that allows to show tenths of seconds.
Any help would be greatly welcome!
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Originally Posted by: dmwkr I need to count in reverse mode though (count-up, not countdown, there's no indication on how to do that) Basically I need a timer, that's why I wanted to use the clock with tenths of seconds.
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Quote:I need to count in reverse mode though (count-up, not countdown, there's no indication on how to do that) Reverse ? yes check reverse! reverse.JPG (26kb) downloaded 0 time(s).
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Originally Posted by: doggy Quote:I need to count in reverse mode though (count-up, not countdown, there's no indication on how to do that) Reverse ? yes check reverse! reverse.JPG (26kb) downloaded 0 time(s). I am aware of that, I started there and seeing no tenths of seconds format available I tried to use the clock.
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I believe you might be better off with an external stopwatch then There are many but here is a neat one with lots of options http://www.xnotestopwatch.com/
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UTC could do it, but sync speed will be a problem: https://forums.vmix.com/...iversal-Title-ControllerSorry, don't know if there is another way through vMix. Workaround: Event timer on the production clocks, and create an input from it. You can't style it, though, and it won't stop running.
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Might help to know what the purpose of the clock is
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