If this option is not visible, then the audio will automatically be included. Some output devices require selecting an Audio Device as well which can be selected here. Select the Port to use on the output device, for example HDMI or SDI. For example if using the Composite/S-Video output this will usually be 720x576 for PAL and 720x480 for NTSC. This must be set to the output format when using the External Renderer. When using the External Renderer this should be set to the frame rate required by the device's output.įor vMix Video / Streaming, this should be set to the Master Frame Rate set under the Display tab for optimal performance. Select the Frame Rate for the External Output. This vMix Video device is called vMix Video External 2 in 3rd party applications. In vMix 4K and Pro a second independent output can be configured for both vMix Video and External Renderer. See External Output for more information. Use Display Settings: When ticked this option will match the Frame Rate and Output Size settings under the Display tab at all times. Some examples of hardware that support output including most AJA, Blackmagic Design and BlueFish devices. Select this option to send video and audio out to compatible output devices. Use Streaming Settings: When ticked this option will match the streaming quality settings and should remain ticked for the best results when streaming. VMix Video is a device that appears in 3rd party applications such as Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder and Skype and is also used for the built in Streaming feature. If the external display is blank, make sure the correct connector is being used on the device.Select this option to output to the vMix Video device when External Output is running. The output of vMix should now appear on your external display. Click the External Button on the bottom right hand corner of the screen next to the Cog Button.

Click OK to confirm your settings and head back to the main vMix Window.Ĥ. Output Size: For full HD select 1920x1080, for SD select either 720x576 (For PAL) or 720x480 (For NTSC) Port: This setting should match the connector being used, for example HDMI or Componentģ. (For example 'Intensity Pro', 'AJA Kona' etc)įrame Rate: In most cases this should be set to either PAL 50i, PAL 25p or NTSC 59.94i, NTSC 29.97p Under the Device dropdown box, select the item that matches the name of your output card. Under the External Output tab check the External Renderer boxĢ. Click Settings to open up vMix settingsĢ. Important Note: Many older Blackmagic cards can only perform one task at a time, either Capture or Output.ġ. Follow the steps below to begin using the External Output feature. VMix features the ability to output video to AJA, Blackmagic and Bluefish444 cards.

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