That is only possible if someone connected using a Call Password they already had access to.
So if you want to prevent this from happening make sure to use a new Call Password each time, go to Input Settings -> Change and replace
the input with a new call password that way.

Note this is not a security issue, as the password numbers are too large to be guessed accidentally.

That is only possible if someone connected using a Call Password they already had access to.
So if you want to prevent this from happening make sure to use a new Call Password each time, go to Input Settings -> Change and replace
the input with a new call password that way.

Note this is not a security issue, as the password numbers are too large to be guessed accidentally.

This conversation has been interesting, as the problem will always be providing call links prior as people cannot be relied upon to call into a meeting at the requested time.
So what's the solution - well the solution is to have people connect to a call waiting list then assign them to free VMIXCall channels when it is their time to connect them.
When you connect them, their browser then opens into a Green Room holding section where you can talk/prep them, check their sound picture etc before switching them into the live event stream.

So Introducing the Worlds First VMIXCall Control Manager which does the above. its part of a online Service called RProducer (Remote Producer enabling control of VMIX over the Internet and LAN with no need to install software direct onto the VMIX machine and includes Remote Decks, Presenter Clickers...and much more)



RProducer is in the finishing touches, however if anyone would like to volunteer to test the VMIXCall Control please reach out and contact me here or via LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cookian/

Hi Fauder,
yes the callers connect via a branded interface set-up from RProducer, Event Screens tool where you can setup various input fields and define a VMIXCall manager template or standard form VMIX template.

Once Person joins uisng VMIXCall Manager template they are held in a waitng room, where you can select them into the GreenRoom and connect the caller to one of your VMIXCall channels. This will open the call window for them. Then you speak to them prior before going live. Audio is set-up as per own system as people do this in many ways. Option from the Green room to also Push Name and Description to any GT Title.

Hi Hypohamish

I would say it’s about using the Right Tool for the Job.

I have corporate customers who as you say have multiple browsers and various set-ups for their employees where you have to explain that just clicking on a link which normally opens in Edge, they now need to use Chrome etc, make sure the browser can access the video and more. (VMIXCall does work in Edge-latest version but not officially said here, see forum there is another ongoing discussion on this)

Then you have to copy the VMIX links and send to people, make sure they dont use the link which someone else is using. Had this many time happend escpecially with the C-Level guys

RProducer came out of this issue, I wanted a easy way to generate the VMIXCall links and send to the corporate attendees and remove the VMIX branding.
So links generated were direct bypassing the VMIXCall login screen. Of course when a person exits they still see the VMIXCall screen.
A simple tool in RProducer is the VMIXCall link generator to format links ready for copy/paste into emails. It’s the Tool for this Job

The VMIXCall Manager - is it the tool for the job above, depends on your use case, if you are running a chat show broadcast and have many people who want to ask a question via video then it will do the job. Other ways of doing this yes, maybe interface using MS Teams NDI the active speaker. Though you need to manage the their sound muting etc.

Using VMIXCall Control manager, in this format your users visit a landing webpage with instruction to guide them, they then join the call queue, thus saving having to setup users prior connecting them especially when the max is 8 input call channels and you could have 30 people to connect.
Bring people in and out of the show and when they exit redirect them to a off-boarding page on your website. This also closes their connection without them getting hold of the call codes.

Before you ask, yes if the person is clever and has intentions to disrupt, they could try to get the call codes, however just to make it a little bit more difficult the call code is hidden in the URL.

As mentioned there are many tools out there to do different jobs.
I Always Say try them out and not to judge the book by its cover.
The more tools you have the better your Toolset is :)

Use the Right Tool for the Job

Send me your details to ian.cook@aecast.com and happy to provide you a test link in the coming days.

We would also be interested in testing this...if this does everything you say it can, it might be the answer to our prayers!