We use the VMIX currently as a simple Videomixer, but since it seems to be able to show and gernerate graphics from a datasource I took a closer look on that feature.
My Task is to make a live score-board which shows not just the name and the penalties, but also the current running time..
The timing machine servers this data currently via a UDP broadcast, that is read by another graphics-machine, to show the current time.
In VMIX doing this by a self-updating data-source via file-refresh or a json reload seems to be a bit buggy. Since it generates a fairly high network load because connections are re-established every n-millisecons.
Is there a way to use something like a websocket or udp-connections to push live-data into a data source?
I played around with a web-page using websocket and loading that into vmix, which solves the case, but makes it a bit of a workaround to me, since I have to design html now instead of using the build in vmix graphics-editor.

Any ideas?

We feed a clock time directly to a title though httprequests.
in our case the timer data is read through a serial port and a small app reads that and sends it to a title . easily manage 1/1000sec but that looks like ... ( well one can not read that fast anyway) so until timing i done it is display to 1/10sec