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jpdesroc  
#1 Posted : Tuesday, November 1, 2016 1:24:59 PM(UTC)
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Is-it possible to record let's say 4 USB cameras at the same time connected
to a PC using Vmix without switching each of them separately ?
I'm trying to record the 4 USB video feeds on 4 different video recording..
Is-it possible with Vmix or another software ??
So far the only option I have would be to open 4 different Vmix instances at the same time
having each one record its own camera..
Any clue ?
Thanks.
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#2 Posted : Tuesday, November 1, 2016 2:02:44 PM(UTC)
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Hello

Check the help file at http://www.vmix.com/help17/ and navigate to "Multicorder". There you will find the answer... :-)

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Patrick
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#3 Posted : Tuesday, November 1, 2016 3:09:11 PM(UTC)
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FYI: Multicorder is available in the vMix 4K and Pro editions. Which would also mean it was available in the vMix Trial.

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#4 Posted : Tuesday, November 1, 2016 3:27:13 PM(UTC)
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Thanks so much for your replies..

One last question:
Could I use a 7200rpm dedicated sata drive instead
of SSD drive as described in multicorder as minimum requirements ?
I know SSD drives are cheap but let me know.
(I have a WD 2T drive that is in my PC for recording videos only purpose)
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#5 Posted : Tuesday, November 1, 2016 3:44:51 PM(UTC)
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Well, you could. But you would be below "minimum requirements."

But we won't tell. Go ahead and try it. Then you'll know for sure. :)

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#6 Posted : Tuesday, November 1, 2016 3:48:24 PM(UTC)
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Ok Thanks !!
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#7 Posted : Tuesday, November 1, 2016 9:35:55 PM(UTC)
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Well I hate to be the one to deliver the bad news, but you'll need a SSD for this to work. Regular drives studded.....takes the speed of an SSD. I LEARNED THE HARD WAY.
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#8 Posted : Wednesday, November 2, 2016 11:12:40 AM(UTC)
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For a short test , could you not record to a class 10 camera card?
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