I still do not have a 'vMix audio' device listed under, Adobe Flash Player Settings\Microphone.
I am getting very discouraged with the lack of support for this product.
I'm sure I am five clicks away from having it working, I just need a little direction.

I have now tried completely un-installing\re-installing vMix, Flash media player and Adobe Live Media encoder.
I am not sure what else to do to get 'vMix Audio' to show up as a 'microphone' in the Flash Player Settings for YouTube's 'Webcam Upload' feature.

Am I the only person who wants to use vMix to record live to YT via this option, without setting up a stream using live events?
Can anyone else verify that they have 'vMix Audio' listed as a microphone source in the flash player settings?
To check, just go to youtube upload, select webcam upload and right-click in the black window, select settings then check your microphone settings.

Any replies much appreciated,

-B

Martin,

I have come to understand that vMix is a small company and you have been quite busy with trade shows and recent upgrades. So I do apologize for my comment on lack of support. I can only imagine how much is on your plate. I do appreciate you replying to my question.

I tried your suggestion, but was unable to 'Enable' stereo mix on my laptop. I am now going to build a new system to run vMix, as the laptop just doesn't have the power to run it properly.

Do you have plans to add 'vMix Audio' to the flash player? Prior to vMix, I was using Manycam (crappy product) and they have a hook in flash player for both audio and video. I know your target audience is mostly professional, but being able to use the 'webcam upload' feature in YT makes it so easy to create a videos, on the fly.

Why would someone want to use vMix and YouTube 'webcam upload', you might ask? For creating quick hit and run professional looking videos.

I create repair videos of vintage audio restorations using a pair of c920 HD webcams, set to loop as a playlist, to switch through the cameras automatically. It is just much easier to start vmix and webcam upload, to save the video directly to YT. This saves me from having to start live event streaming and/or post uploading. This means I can focus on my restorations without the added stress of managing the production. Working on my restorations is performed when the opportunity arises. I would think that many video bloggers and hobbyist would love using this feature, as it removes all the complexity of setting up a live streaming event. Playing nice with YT webcam upload would open up a whole new market for vmix and remove much of the complexity associated with recording and live event streaming.

Martin, it's just a suggestion and I will continue to use vmix regardless. Maybe once I can get a computer that will allow me to utilize 'stereo Mix'as a source, this will all be moot. I'm just thinking that this would be an easy fix for you to add 'vMix Audio' to Adobe Flash media player (You are halfway there), if you could see the value in simplifying live uploading into YouTube. The videos upload great using this feature, just that I can not delay and sync the sound properly. It is so close to working properly, just think about it, Sir.

Respectfully,
-Brad