I have noticed that since upgrading to windows 10 and using a faster graphics card (1060 as apposed to a 660) that the Vmix recording quality is almost as good if not nearly identical to the camera recordings from my Canon XF305 cameras.

I am recording FFMPEG files at 720 50P at 50M which is pretty high and does result in using lots of hard drive space.

I record lots of dance concerts in low light and then the Vmix files are edited and recompressed to 10M MPEG4 files. The end result when looking at the footage on a large TV is pretty awesome.

I haven't really experimented with recording at lower bit rates though I did try MPEG 4 at 12M and the footage looked pretty good.

Very happy chappy. I will most likely now update to the full version which allows one to also record the raw camera files meaning I will not have to dump 5 cameras if doing a multicam. Of course one should still record to camera - just in case.

Just one thing though I have noticed that if I set the record clip interval at every 30 minutes, that a few frames are lost and that it jumps out of sync with the camera vision.

I have since disabled that feature so a 2 hour recording is just one clip.

GO VMIX!