issues much ?

Here is a good read : https://forums.vmix.com/...bout-this-forum#post5712

vMix does respond to feature requests by implementing many over the many years! vMix has been very grateful to its customers over the years, priced their powerful product very reasonable and having the best support allround ( Do you ever sleep Martin ?)
Of course using it since a short time and demanding to jump to your personal requests immediately will not reflect that ;-)

I use Adobe products since more than 10 years and vMix since 2013. To compare: Adobe software is full of bugs, and they are not solved after more then 10 years. There is not even a way to ask for features, let alone that the developers would even take time to read them:) vMix development has always been user driven. I've personally seen the most popular requests being implemented, and don't know about many software packages that have been that open for requests from the community as vMix. I hope for Martin Adobe will buy his company one day, so he can be a billionaire one day, although that would probably make vMix a software package that would become just another stupid Adobe package that has 0 community support :)

I've seen your feature requests. You're one of the many pandemic vMix users who joined because you needed a quick solution to make money during the pandemic. That's absolutely fine, welcome aboard. Just don't expect because you paid a little amount of money for a software that is relatively cheap (2 years of adobe for a lifetime pro license?) that you can come here and demand your requests to be immediatly implemented.

I've just checked your feature requests, and seen what they are about. You want Mac support, FFGL plugin support, Dante support and something with borders around your titles. Most of them are not very popular requests. It's not because you use Resolume for a long time already, that the majority is immediatly convinced about the need for those features. Just check the feature request subforum and check which posts are popular, this gives you an indication about which features will possibly be included in the next update. I don't see your posts in the 'popular ones' yet.

To get a popular feature request, it's sometimes needed to gain some community support. I've seen some good campains to get features included in the past. People who took their request outside of the forums, into the broader community on social media. A succesful campain, can get users behind your request, and a feature implemented. It is required from you to be a valuable community member though to get this done, since it will be easier to convince people to support your request when they know what you are all about.



Just coming here and demanding stuff because you paid a bit of money, that made you do 200 live events (you say in another post) that hopefully made you a lot of money, should make you understand a license for this awesome software is really cheap, compared to the money you can make with it. My advice to get your requests implemented: get active in the broader community, help other people out, and try to get support for them by other users ;)