Hello,

I currently use the OnAudioMeter trigger to change input depending on the person speaking. This works great.

I have only one question: if two people are talking at the same time, is it possible to pass on an input in particular?
Currently, if two people are talking at the same time, vMix changes between the two inputs, not knowing which to choose.

Can we have conditions on the triggers like AND / OR ?

Thank you.

Vincent

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This would be 2 great features to add;

(1) Delay before switching.
(2) Switch to multiview/wideshot if multiple people are talking.

These are possible allready using Audio Controller Switcher.

Oh... I'm sorry.

I don't have found this request in "Feature requests" forum.

I'm talking about these improvements with more details in my topic in this forum: https://forums.vmix.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=10894



+1



Waiting the improvement, you can make, like me, two scripts "autoswitchOn" and "autoswitchOff" that set the volume of all audio inputs to 100 and 0.
You can map a script to shortcut or MIDI note. (two buttons, in this way, toggle is impossible)

Resurrecting this thread...I have a workaround that might help you.

"(3) A global disable / enable trigger for audio triggers."

I assume you added the "OnAudioMeter" trigger to the camera inputs, so they CutDirect...instead try this:

Let's say you have three cameras, CAM 1, CAM 2 and CAM 3 [Spoiler Alert: You only get a maximum of 7 cameras using this method...less if you're already using the busses for other things]

What you want to do is add three Audio Inputs, vMix Audio Bus A, Bus B and Bus C.

Then send your three cameras to a specific Bus (CAM 1 goes to Bus A, CAM 2 to Bus B, CAM 3 to Bus C).

Then you add those OnAudioMeter triggers to the Bus inputs so that they CutDirect their associated camera.

To disable/enable the triggers, create two scripts:

AutoTakeOn
Function=AudioBusOn&Value=A&Input=CAM 1
Function=AudioBusOn&Value=B&Input=CAM 2
Function=AudioBusOn&Value=C&Input=CAM 3

AutoTakeOff
Function=AudioBusOff&Value=A&Input=CAM 1
Function=AudioBusOff&Value=B&Input=CAM 2
Function=AudioBusOff&Value=C&Input=CAM 3

So basically you're sending each camera to their respective audio bus...or not! And each Audio Bus Input determines what goes on program.

Hope this makes sense...and apologies if this has been dealt with in another post.

Oooh I'm so close I can taste it!

Here's what I've got so far: (and thanks to everyone's scripting examples that came up in searches)


dim BusALevel As String
dim BusBLevel As String
dim BusCLevel As String

dim VmixXML as new system.xml.xmldocument

VmixXML.loadxml(API.XML)

dim BusANode As XmlNode = VmixXML.selectSingleNode("/vmix/inputs/input[@title=""BUS A""]")
dim BusBNode As XmlNode = VmixXML.selectSingleNode("/vmix/inputs/input[@title=""BUS B""]")
dim BusCNode As XmlNode = VmixXML.selectSingleNode("/vmix/inputs/input[@title=""BUS C""]")

On Error Resume Next

Do While True

BusALevel = BusANode.selectSingleNode("/meterF1").InnerText
if BusALevel > "0.5"
API.Function("CutDirect",Input:="CAM 1")
sleep(5000)
End if

BusBLevel = BusBNode.selectSingleNode("/meterF1").InnerText
if BusBLevel > "0.5"
API.Function("CutDirect",Input:="CAM 2")
sleep(5000)
End if

BusCLevel = BusCNode.selectSingleNode("/meterF1").InnerText
if BusCLevel > "0.5"
API.Function("CutDirect",Input:="CAM 3")
sleep(5000)
End if

Loop


Problem is, this doesn't work! However, if I change the Greater Than to a Less Than...
if BusALevel < "0.5"

it works, but all too well...meaning it's not changing by audio level, it just changes (so if those sleep(5000) lines weren't there, it would basically strobe between all three cameras).

I've tried adjusting the levels ("0.001", "1", etc)...no dice. I also tried Greater Than or Equal To...nada.

It's probably staring me right in the face...