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Hi There-
I am using the multicorder to record 4 outputs, treating them as ISO records. Is there a way that I can set the multiview to display what outputs 1-4 are doing, similar to displaying what 4 hyperdecks are recording?
I've had a couple of instances where the outputs were not configured with the right sources and I recorded an episode. Had I been able to see what each "virtual" hyperdeck was recording, I would have caught the mistake.
Thanks! Matt
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I think the most easy way to do this is to open ndi in the 4 outputs and then bring as inputs inside vmix output1-4 and assign these inputs in the multiview
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You could also dedicate a mix input for each Output 2-4, and instead of selecting which input is going to eahc output in Settings each time, just change the relevant mix.
Then have those inputs in the multiviewer. Saves saving NDI and means no video delay.
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Originally Posted by: spinfold ![Go to Quoted Post Go to Quoted Post](/Themes/yafpro/icon_latest_reply.gif) You could also dedicate a mix input for each Output 2-4, and instead of selecting which input is going to eahc output in Settings each time, just change the relevant mix.
Then have those inputs in the multiviewer. Saves saving NDI and means no video delay. This is how I do it, also gives you transitions on outputs 2-4 rather than just cuts. You can either add these to the existing multiview or, if you want a view of just the four outputs: - Add an 'output input' to get output 1 in. Then add a four box view using layers and send that to a fullscreen output.
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