#Vmix duplicate input license
#Vmix duplicate input mac

#Vmix duplicate input mac

Each OS presents uniques advantages and, as a producer, if I need an OS-specific feature or a third party adjunct available to I can easily move from one to the other (and sometimes even on the same computer in the case of Mac Bootcamp with Windows).

#Vmix duplicate input license

But for some users, it allows platform flexibility as the license can be easily moved. It can present greater challenges when one must match Windows and Mac features and, sometimes, multiple operating systems within each. Wirecast is cross-platform and that has an impact on development. At any time, in any market, one can point to a feature in another product one might like (grass is always greener syndrome) but other factors may outweigh that. Interface and ease of use may be paramount. Keep in mind many people (especially in light of recent events) are not primarily live streaming producers yet must perform that task. Their design of their UI, layering, and other elements is superior to alternatives. It feels like there is not much point in asking. The old ones never get looked at, nor do I get any feedback as to when or if they will be implemented. But I've stopped submitting new bugs or feature requests. To be fair, the other two points above are newer and I dont have tracking numbers. Just change the maximum limit for placeholders or increase the size of the array or other data storage object. One of these changes requires a modification to one line of code, with zero downstream implications. As a wirecast user, I never want template placeholders to go live to air, so that I dont look like a moron to my audience.As a wirecast user, I want more template placeholders, so that I can have more flexibility in replacing inputs.For example - All вЂњPlaceholder BвЂќ with a NDI Skype user. As a wirecast user, I want the ability to replace all instances of a placeholder with an input source.Some simple user stories that align with this: In that scenario, there is no way to replace all of the placeholder objects with real inputs, without looking incompetent. In the real world, people use auto-live for faster switching. In the real world, a rendezvous or Skype guest might join after the start of a broadcast. In the real world, wirecast documents often have different views, with the same inputs. Infact, I was in a meeting with Sandy and Robert a couple of days ago, where this was again highlighted as a problem area. The originally requested capability has been asked for before. The Placeholders in different template stylesВ are not related if that's a point of confusion. Then duplicate the shot as many times as you need.