Hello,

I am running a separate instance of Vmix on a separate computer for replays. I guess this would be a dedicated replay operator setup.

I have two cameras coming into the computer. I was wondering if I could get some help understanding a few things around A & B and how they appear in different ways around the interface.

1) How can I get a replay event to have both A & B's box checked automatically?

When a replay is needed I hit "jump to now" and press A/B and rewind both channels to an in-point. I then hit a shortcut which is ReplayMarkInOutRecorded. What happens is the "A Column" gets a box filled in but the "B Column" stays unchecked. Why is this and how can I get both to be checked? I am sure others use a different shortcut but I have found this one works for how I use replay in my workflow. (see question 2) But if there is a better shortcut that gets "B" checked as well, that would be great. Since I am a solo operator, I do not really use both in and out points. I just use the in points and switch away on the stream as it plays.

2) Replay Playouts and the A/B button.

When I have a list of replay events, I will go through and check all of the "B Column" boxes so every replay event has both boxes checked. When I want to play out a list of replays I have found it is easiest for me to control when to jump to the next event and to toggle between A & B by pressing the 1 or 2 buttons. I have a shortcut (arrow down) to move to the next event and shortcuts on the arrow right and left to move between 1 & 2 for A & B angles. This works great and allows me to have a great edit I can create in realtime at the end of a game. But...

This only works if A/B is selected and seemingly after I have started playing the first clip? Often only channel A will be playing but if I hit A/B it will make B play as well on the next event. I know this is confusing but I am trying to figure out what is going on to execute it properly. If all of the boxes are checked, why would the B channel sometimes not be playing or available?

Thanks for your help!