I have not yet purchased a license of Vmix, (I am in the process of specing and ordering parts to dedicate as a portable switcher running Vmix) If I had a PC to run it on I would run the demo but I have a Mac platform currently. I am not exactly clear on what the Video Delay/Instant Replay is capable of in Vmix. I can assume that it can buffer the Program out and is capable of generating instant replay clips to immediately send to program or name and save for later. What is unclear is if with a powerful enough machine and fast enough hardware can I set up a instant replay feed not only from the program out or 1 camera source but from several different camera sources. I believe that the default way the instant replay is generated is via a Ram drive (this would not have the capacity to hold much from multiple sources) but I would expect that what I am asking about would require buffering to something like a Raid or a SSD with fast read/write speeds dedicated to each camera where instant replay is desired. If this is possible VMix is undeniable capable of playing on equal ground with a Tricaster 855 and 3Play system with a total cost of around $60,000.

Thanks IceStream.

This functionality was not going to hold me up from building a machine and buying a license of Vmix but the capability of producing replays from multiple cameras is going to influence my hardware some as I may now add a couple small SSDs in the event I would like to replay from program and 1 or 2 other cameras giving them each their own drive to write to. I am shooting for a soccer team and I can replay my wide camera and maybe a fieldside camera for closeup replay of goals.

Watch out ESPN!!!!