You can set the behavior for new added inputs in vMix global settings.

https://www.vmix.com/hel...m?StreamingSettings.html

Thanks I changed the pause setting, however I still want "auto mix audio on" in audio settings. What would the script function for turning off the auto mix be, so that I could turn it off just for that clip?

Thanks

Thanks for your help, although I still can't get it to work. Very new to scripting! Here's what I have, which imports the video but with Auto mix still turned on.

Function=AddInput&Value=Video|X:\TO VMIX\Edit1.mov
Function=AudioAutoOff

Am I missing something?

Thanks but still not working. I was able to another shortcut which does the AudioAutoOff function and that works but not ideal.

OK next question, same subject from a newbie scriptbuilder. Throughout our show we have videos that an editor posts and I import into VMIX. I previously as per forum above, set up three scripts to import the edits named Edit 1, Edit 2 and Edit 3 with the desired audio settings. It seems that there will be additional edits moving forward, so I wondered if there was a better way to do it.

Is there a way where any new edit in a watch folder would automatically import into VMIX with the correct playback settings? Or perhaps If I manually drag in the edits as new inputs, is there a way to have one script change the playback settings (AudioOn and AudioAutoOff) for the last input or previewed input? Would that be some sort of Dynamic input?

I really appreciate any help on this.

Thanks. That helps. So I took that and it works, but I'm having trouble adding the AudioAutoOff and AudioOn. I guess I'm not sure how to write the code in VB.net scripting, only web scripting. I got it to work, but only when I know the specific input number. Here is what I have:

Dim szExt As String = ".mov"
Dim szFolder As String ="X:\TO VMIX"
Dim szLatestFile As String = ""
Dim dLatestFile As Date = Nothing
For Each szFile As String In System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(szFolder)
Dim fi As New System.IO.FileInfo(szFile)
If fi.Extension = szExt Then
If fi.LastWriteTime > dLatestFile Then
szLatestFile = szFile
dLatestFile = fi.LastWriteTime
End If
End If
Next
If System.IO.File.Exists(szLatestFile) Then
API.Function("AddInput", Value:="Video|" & szLatestFile)
Sleep(2000)
API.Function("AudioAutoOff", Input:=62)
API.Function("AudioOn", Input:=62)

End If

Any ideas how to complete this script?

Thanks

OK with my son's help, we figured it out! Thanks for your help as well.

If interested, here's the code to import the latest video with AudioAutoOff and AudioOn:

Dim szExt As String = ".mov"
Dim szFolder As String ="X:\TO VMIX"
Dim szLatestFile As String = ""
Dim dLatestFile As Date = Nothing
For Each szFile As String In System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(szFolder)
Dim fi As New System.IO.FileInfo(szFile)
If fi.Extension = szExt Then
If fi.LastWriteTime > dLatestFile Then
szLatestFile = szFile
dLatestFile = fi.LastWriteTime
End If
End If
Next
If System.IO.File.Exists(szLatestFile) Then
API.Function("AddInput", Value:="Video|" & szLatestFile)
Sleep(500)
Console.WriteLine(szLatestFile.substring(11))
Input.Find(szLatestFile.substring(11)).Function("AudioAutoOff")
Input.Find(szLatestFile.substring(11)).Function("AudioOn")
'API.Function("AudioAutoOff", Input:=62)
'API.Function("AudioOn", Input:=62)

End If