Pro Tip #1: In addition to enabling your graphics card for use with vMix, check to see if your graphics card has been updated. This is helpful so you can address any issues that may lead to poor performance or dropped frames. You can also access settings that will alert you when your CPU or GPU is pushing its limits. It is here you can enable Low Latency Capture and High Input Performance Mode. The Performance settings tab is where you can select the graphics card you will be using with vMix. You can also keep track of the time you have been recording or streaming. Production Clocks allow you to quickly reference the time and a custom countdown time based on an event. You can double click this box to bring up it’s settings options. Once enabled a Production Clock will appear underneath the transition bar area. One new feature in Options will enable Production Clocks. These include the preferred language, the layout of the interface, and how the software behaves on startup and during a recording or streaming session.
This area includes many of the general preferences for vMix. You can even enable SRT outputs in this area with quality setting and latency options. By clicking the settings cog next to each NDI output you can configure the NDI outputs audio channel, resolution and video settings. In this way, you can make almost any source in vMix available to other computers on your network. You can choose to turn on up to four unique NDI outputs in addition to enabling all camera sources, vMix calls, and audio inputs/outputs. You can also configure NDI (Network Device Interface) outputs which are IP video streams that are made available over your local area network (LAN). You can choose sources for your full-screen outputs here or via the “Fullscreen” button at the center area above the transitions bar. The number of outputs is defined by the edition of vMix you are running.
This is where you can adjust the multiple vMix outputs, whether via your graphics card or over NDI. Here you can select the monitor vMix will use for your full screen output. You can also change the interface’s theme colors and adjust the setting on the Fullscreen output(s). You can set the master output size, frame rate, and aspect ratio. These are the master settings for the vMix output.
Here are the settings options available inside of vMix. Default will return all the vMix settings to how they were when the software was first installed. Import will load that file into another instance of vMix if it is the same version. Using Export will create a file with all the configurable settings. These are you moving or duplicating your setup to another computer. At the very bottom, look for the Import, Export, and Default buttons. On opening the Settings menu, you will see the 14 setting categories down the left-hand side.
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