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Crazy question here. Got some old tricasters laying around. Tricaster 860s. Would it be feasible to put vMix on these machines in order to add more capabilities to them? I hate the lack of streaming abilities and limitations. Thoughts?
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Been done before... Can work... Bad idea...
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The cpu and gpu in a 860 is quite old and weak compared to a modern pc, so my guess is that you will have less functionality than with the tc software. Also, I doubt the hardware inputs will work with vMix or any other third party apps.
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The NewTek IO board will not work with vMix. It doesn't use any of the Windows video APIs to talk to the TriCaster, it's all directly integrated.
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