I am using vMix Basic HD as a vehicle for doing remote woodworking demonstrations.

I typically use 3 webcams, and one "other" input (a desktop screen, powerpoint, or video), and can squeak by within the Basic license of 4 inputs with 3 cameras.

The price jump from the $60 Basic HD (a great bargain) to the $350 full HD puts the latter out of the ballpark for most people who could potentially do these demonstrations (they are mostly not professional demonstrators).

We don't need 1000 inputs, multicorder, instant replay etc.

However, it would be GREAT if we could license one or more additional inputs and/or overlay channels for reasonable fees.

For example, it would greatly simplify my setup if I could have 3 cameras and 3 or 4 "other" inputs available, so I don't have to keep stopping the stream and loading different presets.

So, please consider this, as it might enable more people to put your great software to work.

Thanks.

I understand. However, there might be some middle ground that could be affordable and still provide some additional functionality to those on very limited budgets. Even something in the $150 range could still be attractive, and hopefully not cannibalize sales to professionals.

Thanks for the consideration.

Ice, yes I have considered it. However 720p is really the low bar for the demonstrations I have to do, as the subjects often involve small, very detailed objects.