Hello all!

I need an opinion (especially confirmed by vMix representatives) for what solution I could adopt to have the internet connection provided on certain important events.
Attention!! when using vmix calls! Otherwise I think things are much simpler without calls ...

By the way, I may not be so interested in the transmission part, which I could easily solve with a device like LiveU (for outgoing destination), but my biggest problem is how to secure my connection with the participants I connected through vmixcall. I don't know it is possible to have permanent connection with vmixcall servers.

Basically I have a 1 Gb internet connection that gives me super speed at any quality without any problems. But! There was a situation when in the neighborhood after a construction work, the optical fiber was interrupted during the whole day.

I still have 2 USB 4G internet dongle modems on two different phone networks ... but it takes until I manually switch to it and the connections with the participants connected via vmixcall are lost.

Basically I need a device that when it no longer feels like there is a wired internet connection to instantly switch to the other LTE network.

I was tempted to use Speedify but I heard different opinions that were not very encouraging.

What solution do you recommend?

PS: I have a motherboard that has two network cards, one 1Gb and one 10Gb, I could connect one LiveU for live streaming and the other internet solution just for calls from another device but how can I make this setting from vmix?

"By the way, I may not be so interested in the transmission part". I think rss is looking for an internet solution, not a transmission solution. The Teradek Link or Link pro may be a better solution to provide redundant internet.

Maxi

I'm using something like this: https://www.peplink.com/...cellular-br1-mk2-router/

I run a peplink balance 380. It can failover to multi broadband connections which could also be 4g/5g links. You can also set up speedfusion which will bond all your connections together and if one fails then it seamlessly uses the others. The endpoint is in the cloud AWS /Azure etc - bear in mind that the bandwidth is greatly reduced but you should get no connection loss.