Thanks Håvard, I am impressed!!!

I have only watched the video, which clearly shows it can be done. Even though as you say might be somewhat complicated to operate. Will dig deeper in a few weeks - other things (not equally fun) are the way...

I tried tonight in my church service..and is awesome..its more simple in wirecast. but vmix has a lot of more tools than wirecast..it's the only thing why sometime I use wirecast..But not anymore.


Joe178

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to make this work using the LeftTile and RightTile (the DoubleZoom is a lot simpler and you can probably figure it out after this. I also haven't tried MovingInput yet)

1) Add the downloaded folders directly into the VirtualSets folder where vMix is installed (ex. C:\Program Files (x86)\vMix\VirtualSets)
2) In vMix, click "Add Input", then go into the "Virtual Set" tab, and select the "Left Tile" input, then press OK.
3) Repeat step 2 for the "Right Tile" input.
4)On the "Left Tile" input, click the "Setup" button to the right (next to the "Camera" button), and choose your input in the "Input" drop down (The input drop down list only includes inputs already added to vMix. So make sure you add it beforehand). Then click the "Camera" button to go back to the 2 black rectangles (these are actually control buttons). When you click on them, the right rectangle zooms in on the input chosen, and the left rectangle zooms back out. Lets call these rectangles "lefty" and "righty" for the left and right rectangles respectively.
5) Repeat step 4 for the "Right Tile" input, this time choosing the 2nd thing you want to be zooming in and out of.
6) Add input of a video loop ("Add Input" -> "Video" -> "Browse" -> then search and select a video). Lets call this input 'Original Video' for future reference.
7) Click on the 'Loop' button below the 'Original Video' input and leave this button on all the time.
8) Double-click on 'Original Video' to bring up the input's configurations. In the 'General' tab, click "Create Virtual Input". We'll call this new input 'Virtual Input' for future reference.
9) Double-click on 'Original Video' and make sure the option for "Automatically Pause after Transition" is disabled in the General tab (do the same thing for 'Virtual Input'). If this option is left ON, whenever you transition from 'Original Video' to 'Virtual Input', the video loop will stop. Disabling this option makes it so the transition is seamless and you wont even notice it.
10) Double-click 'Original Video' -> Multi View and select 1 as "Left Tile", and 2 as "Right Tile"
11) Double-click on 'Virtual Input' -> Multi View and select 1 as "Right Tile", and 2 as "Left Tile"
*** Important note: Both, 'Original Video' and 'Virtual Input', must have the first option selected in the top-right section of the "Multi View" tab (this is the selection with just the blue rectangle in the whole screen and a number 1. Any other option whith 2 or more overlays will not work correctly) ***
-------Set-up is now complete. We are ready to start testing it -----------
1) Select 'Original Video' as output
2) Click on "Right Tile's" "righty" rectangle. (this will zoom in the right overlay on the output)
3) Click on "Right Tile's" "lefty" rectangle. (this will zoom out to show the video loop with both inputs)
4) Select 'Virtual Input' as output
5) Click on "Left Tile's" "righty" rectangle. (this will zoom in the left overlay on the output)
6) Click on "Left Tile's" "lefty" rectangle. (this will zoom out to show the video loop with both inputs)

@alefigueroa26, that's a pretty darn good guide! Much more detailed than mine, just like I should have done...



The effects you're talking (I think) is by design, if I understand you correctly.

As for the other suggestions/effects, I would suggest trying to play around with the. XML files within the VirtualSet folders for the "how far the zoom goes", shouldn't really be too hard to figure out (shout out if you should have any problems).
The other effect tho', is almost impossible due to the two VirtualSets has to be activated at the same time. You could achieve this by programming shortcuts and etcetera, but that would be a very ineffective solution.


Cheers,
Håvard
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