Job well done LAJDigital!

Can you elaborate a little bit more on your set-up?
I liked the graphics and the overall presentation.
The most notable criticism or downfall was the color imbalance between the cameras, I am not sure how much you can do to correct that in vMix or if you tried anything but it does illustrate the importance of matching the cameras as much as possible, otherwise it 'jars' the viewer every time you switch cameras and detracts from the seamless flow of a show.
Keep up the great work.


Ice

Great job! I film a lot of MMA and boxing shows. I currently use the BM ATEM and I used the VMIX strictly for graphics and playout this weekend. I am interested in knowing your computer specs. I haven't invested in a CPU yet for fear of dropped frames. But i would like to go all VMIX on some shows. I use the xa25s as well and ran into the same white balance problem. Kept resetting to auto. I didn't think of it until after the show but next fight I'll bring an Ipad to control the cameras wirelessly.

Its actually cabled to the camera. we are still trying to do this on the cheap so a decent wireless system goes outside of the budget that we have. just the in ring camera person was able to direct the fighters so that they don't run over the cable and it had yellow high vis gaff tape on it as well just so people can see it in the ring. (I have attached a photo for reference from another shot.)

When it comes to white balance we have just been going auto since the lighting changes so much during a event however i'm going to be seeing if the next event we go with a custom white balance over all the cameras. (If we have the time) the main person i do the work with has been chopping and changing what they want during the setup for the event. doesn't make setup easy at all.

illpicasso - computer specs are a core i7-4770k @ 3.50ghz, 24 gigs of ram (soon to be upgraded to 32 gigs) and I'm also running a GeForce GTX 770 graphics card. on the motherboard is a z87 pro but im thinking about replacing that soon.

Main capture card is the AJA Kona 3g but also got 2 avermedia C027 (i think) cards to act as backup inputs however the HDMI inputs are a bit temperamental so they are for "DIsposable" cameras. if they go down during a event they are not that important but they are nice to have.

I do run into problems with memory with too many hi res inputs so i'm running at 720p at 25fps for the base capture (and it works with the new instant replay system which i'm still getting the hang of. The case i'm using is a Silverstone GD09 case probably the best case i found that does everything i need but small enough to fit in a standard suitcase for travel. i made a few mistakes though in packing it so it is a bit battered and worn but using a camping mat wrapped around it 2 times has gotten rig of most of the issues i was having.

one issue i am having is the output since im just useing the second monitor as a output for the venue is fine but again the other person wants to look over my shoulder so i setup a test third screen for them to watch the multview and it gives a few frames of jitter in the playback.
its just getting there to that point... and its just the niggly bits im trying to troubleshoot now.

I Am tempted to make a udemy coruse or a youtube show about livestreaming.... but dont know that ill have a audience for that yet.

We use the nyrius aries pro for walkouts, in cage and roaming footage. It works nearly as good as the paralinx arrow. I get about 250 ft of distance during set up which of course drops to around 75 - 100 once we lose line of sight. after renting the arrow for 90 bucks each time it was worth it.