I started out with Blackmagic USB capture devices but had so many problems with them. I then went with 2 Magewell USB capture cards, so much better. Then I got a Thunderbolt enclosure and a Magewell dual PCIe capture card. That gave me the ability to capture four devices. I recently added 2 Magewell NDI capture devices, which gives me the ability to capture 6 devices at a time. I have four Video Cameras, 2 Panasonic AG-DVX200 and 2 Panasonic HC-X1000. I use the Magewell NDI capture devices to capture longer runs, over 100 feet. Everything works fantastically, I use a few year old MSI Laptop with a 1060 video card.
Latency would have been a good thing to talk about in each of your capture device pros and cons. We use only pcie capture so that the latency is as low as possible for the cost. Usb and NDI sources we have tried add too much latency. Adding a usb or Ndi HD source to our production required adding delay to the pcie inputs to keep it all in sync.
I'm exclusively a blackmagic decklink SDI-input guy. :) Wish I could afford a few ursa minis. :) But I am currently placing an order for 3 Panasonic ag-cx350 cameras. Go NDI!
AJA IO.... Note for purchase second hand, the IO was available in Thunderbolt One and Two versions, that are externally identical except for the Thunderbolt port.
Yeah, very important to check your motherboard. I just spent $5700 on a new computer a week ago and found out that the two X16 PCIe slots are shared. So, if I put something in my PCIe_2 slot, the first slot with my 3090 Ti drops down to 8 available lanes. Kind of sucks, especially for the money I paid. The only other PCIe slot was a x1 slot at the bottom that is basically useless.
Tim I really need your take on this: How do I go around the fact that the vMix output is not real-time (latency) with the talent on stage; is it because of the fact that video is being processed by a CPU? Because compared to a dedicated video switcher (i.e, Atem TV Switchers) vMix's output is behind. So I'm forced to not send the output to the Audience screens except only when I have a vMix call. Is it a processor issue, or it's one of the disadvantages of vMix compared to a dedicated video switcher?
Thanks for the Video! but please... update the program with the latest codecs (FFMpeg, x264-h265, NVENC)... i notice that also with the latest program version (for example, if i recorded my stream in mp4, the program still use the ffmpeg version 2.8, but now we have the 4.4 version! Thanks againg!
That mechanical difference is one of the reasons the BMD Intensity Shuttle Paperweight,... Err.... 'USB3'.. was so unreliable at launch, as the 1× slots for the USB3 expansion cards required had a 1× mechanical connection, but needed to go in a 4× slot, as the fast motherboards at the time had slower clock for the 1× slots. It's no wonder vMix doesn't support it! 😄
I must say I regret my purchase of the Matrox VS4 card. It was definitely not one of the cheapest at the time I bought it. And then an update to the driver actually removed some of its functionality that could be restored by spending a lot more money for additional software. I simply preferred to run the previous driver. And then although it worked in windows 10 with no problem using Windows 7 drivers, the day came when an update to windows 10 caused the card to no longer function on that platform. And Matrox has no intention of updating the driver fir Windows 10.
It would be great if you could add some color correction while shooting these videos. Talent is look like he is about to die becouse of liver desease. (Carot colored face)
NDI HX is garbage! We bought an NDI HX License for our Sony PTZ camera for several hundred dollars on top of the price of the camera. We did lots of troubleshooting with NDI and Sony but in the end it turns out that NDI HX is just way too compressed. NDI HX was so horrible that we got our money back for that license and we went back to SDI. We do use regular NDI and that works fine but NDI HX is a horrible quality. We can't destroy our production with NDI HX. Try before you buy so you don't get burnt.
I started out with Blackmagic USB capture devices but had so many problems with them. I then went with 2 Magewell USB capture cards, so much better. Then I got a Thunderbolt enclosure and a Magewell dual PCIe capture card. That gave me the ability to capture four devices. I recently added 2 Magewell NDI capture devices, which gives me the ability to capture 6 devices at a time. I have four Video Cameras, 2 Panasonic AG-DVX200 and 2 Panasonic HC-X1000. I use the Magewell NDI capture devices to capture longer runs, over 100 feet. Everything works fantastically, I use a few year old MSI Laptop with a 1060 video card.
the most more explained content on capture card...thanks you..
I love your shirt Tim, vMix to the Max!
Latency would have been a good thing to talk about in each of your capture device pros and cons. We use only pcie capture so that the latency is as low as possible for the cost. Usb and NDI sources we have tried add too much latency. Adding a usb or Ndi HD source to our production required adding delay to the pcie inputs to keep it all in sync.
I'm exclusively a blackmagic decklink SDI-input guy. :)
Wish I could afford a few ursa minis. :)
But I am currently placing an order for 3 Panasonic ag-cx350 cameras. Go NDI!
How about the older version of this aja io 4k? Will it still work in 2024 with aja software?
14:17 one of the best squerge effects.
VmixHandModels are just the best in the hand modeling industry. Zoolander would be so proud 😂🎉
any info on new Decklink IP/SDI HD?
They work in vMix, but you need to be able to route the smpte2110 to vMix correctly as vMix doesn't have any NMOS discoverability or registries.
AJA IO.... Note for purchase second hand, the IO was available in Thunderbolt One and Two versions, that are externally identical except for the Thunderbolt port.
Thanks!! Looking for a 2021 update on this exact topic!!
Yeah, very important to check your motherboard. I just spent $5700 on a new computer a week ago and found out that the two X16 PCIe slots are shared. So, if I put something in my PCIe_2 slot, the first slot with my 3090 Ti drops down to 8 available lanes. Kind of sucks, especially for the money I paid. The only other PCIe slot was a x1 slot at the bottom that is basically useless.
Any tips on capturing 120fps? would love to use for replay
i tried the live gamer 4k, in a thunderbolt box, did not work? you get that one working tim?
Can i use razer core x with elgato camlink pro for vmix ?
Tim I really need your take on this: How do I go around the fact that the vMix output is not real-time (latency) with the talent on stage; is it because of the fact that video is being processed by a CPU? Because compared to a dedicated video switcher (i.e, Atem TV Switchers) vMix's output is behind.
So I'm forced to not send the output to the Audience screens except only when I have a vMix call.
Is it a processor issue, or it's one of the disadvantages of vMix compared to a dedicated video switcher?
Please review capture with used usb thunderbolt3 / 4, tools practice for stream in everywhere with laptop. Thanks
Thanks. Will an AMD rysen 7 processor work okay with vMix?
The Ryzen 7 5000 series would work well with vMix. Feel free to email through your proposed build and we can take a look- www.vmix.com/contact-us.aspx
Hi. Will laptop with i5 11th generation, 8 GB RAM, Intel Iris Xe Graphics be enough for vMix for live streaming ?
Hi, send us through an email with the laptop model and we'll take a look. www.vmix.com/contact-us.aspx
Some capture cards require specific GPU btw.
Thanks for the Video!
but please... update the program with the latest codecs (FFMpeg, x264-h265, NVENC)... i notice that also with the latest program version (for example, if i recorded my stream in mp4, the program still use the ffmpeg version 2.8, but now we have the 4.4 version! Thanks againg!
Hi! What exactly thunderbolt enclosure was shown in this video?
I believe it's the Akitio Node Lite.
@@vMixhd Thank you! I'll try it
That mechanical difference is one of the reasons the BMD Intensity Shuttle Paperweight,... Err.... 'USB3'.. was so unreliable at launch, as the 1× slots for the USB3 expansion cards required had a 1× mechanical connection, but needed to go in a 4× slot, as the fast motherboards at the time had slower clock for the 1× slots.
It's no wonder vMix doesn't support it! 😄
Is Petrol Price Friday on a seasonal hiatus? Hope it returns for a new season!
Yeah it's a little dark on Friday arvos at the moment, so when it's sunny again we'll fire it up!
X299 mobo ftw! Z590 and the amd version just don’t have the lanes
I must say I regret my purchase of the Matrox VS4 card. It was definitely not one of the cheapest at the time I bought it. And then an update to the driver actually removed some of its functionality that could be restored by spending a lot more money for additional software. I simply preferred to run the previous driver. And then although it worked in windows 10 with no problem using Windows 7 drivers, the day came when an update to windows 10 caused the card to no longer function on that platform. And Matrox has no intention of updating the driver fir Windows 10.
Trx40 mobo 4 x16 PCIe lanes. Hope that’s ample?
Dear vMIx Owner sir Why not your creating SDI or Hdmi Input Machine Produce?
20:03 oh how I long for those prices!
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My choice: Magewell PCI, good driver, good hardware and built-in tools.
It would be great if you could add some color correction while shooting these videos. Talent is look like he is about to die becouse of liver desease. (Carot colored face)
How much money do you have!
NDI HX is garbage! We bought an NDI HX License for our Sony PTZ camera for several hundred dollars on top of the price of the camera. We did lots of troubleshooting with NDI and Sony but in the end it turns out that NDI HX is just way too compressed. NDI HX was so horrible that we got our money back for that license and we went back to SDI. We do use regular NDI and that works fine but NDI HX is a horrible quality. We can't destroy our production with NDI HX. Try before you buy so you don't get burnt.