Not to hijack this thread but I thought I would post here.
After using the latest version of MacJaeger's controller, I found it to be quite unstable and a bit odd in some ways. Thankfully, he has kindly provided the source code, so I built a new version with some enhancements.

Download vScheduler
Most of the changes are in the controller, removing the connect button, and any sense of "connections." Mostly because the vMix api doesn't work that way. Small hiccups resulted in a "disconnect" which then would halt the schedule. This new version assumes vMix is running and the interface is accessible.

Aside from that, it also looks a little cleaner.


The manager also has a few nit-picky fixes, but otherwise functions exactly the same.
Source code is also available for those that would like to look at my changes: Source

Any details you can share in terms of finding the bug? I've hit it a few times and haven't had any luck tracking it down.

This is really great...

Weldone AMP2TV and thanks Mac.

I hope this is likely to be compatible with ver.12 coming...

Overlays you set manually in vMix will stay on, vMixController doesn't touch overlays. Scheduling cameras to switch every 1 or 2 minutes is possible (using "input" event), but not very effective - you'd get an extremely jammed event list. Repeating a daily schedule is not possible (yet), you'd have to schedule the whole day again and again (you could schedule one day, save the schedule, then load it a number of times - still much work though).

For your very special purpose one could write a dedicated programm that does just the switching of the cameras day after day after day, and use vMixScheduler only for the scheduled videos between 6pm and 8am. Will the scheduled videos be the same each night?

Well done!

I've also been busy, adapting my earlier version to the needs of a (pro bono) "customer", who has been test driving the software for weeks now. Apart from the problem described in my earlier post there has not been any other unresolved bugs so far.

We changed the loading of the schedule so that it will only load a couple of hours ahead (to keep the list short) and periodically updates the list as time passes. We also added functionality to keep the lists in Controler and Manager synchronized. And the "customer" did a great job designing custom buttons and icons to make the software look a bit more modern...

We added no new functionality though, in fact we removed several media elements that they don't need, in order to clean up the interface. Looks good now!

Due to the way the Rest API is in vMix, I don't think this is possible.

you can manually set overlays, but we can't assign them through API

Do you know a Web API function to do that?

Hello there!
Thanks for the wonderful job you have done. I wanted to ask where can download this latest version of vmix scheduler?
Thanks again

This special version was built exclusively for the ciresarii foundation, who also provided the artwork. It lacks some of the original functionality and has custom code to fit into their workflow, so it's not that usefull for the rest of the world i guess.