vMix 20 adds a number of exciting new features and includes optimizations specific to 4K streaming workflows such as the new “High Input Performance Mode” which takes advantage of the latest enhancements in graphics processing to achieve high end HD and 4K productions on an ordinary PC.
“We first released 4K switching support in vMix back in 2013 when the technology was still very new,” says Martin Sinclair, CEO of vMix. “Now that 4K technology has matured, we are proud to announce a complete end-to-end live 4K workflow in vMix, from the camera to the viewer.”
Key to this workflow is the new Obsidian Reference System which lists
detailed PC hardware specifications that customers can build or
purchase from vMix resellers that is specifically optimized for next generation live streaming in HD and 4K.
This system has capacity for up to 6x 4K camera inputs via HDMI or SDI, or 24x camera inputs in HD, with additional inputs possible via NDI, media, graphics and titles, all supporting 4K.
The flexibility of an open PC architecture allows customers to
install whichever capture cards suit their production, with options
available for HDMI, 6G and 12G SDI and Quad Link 3G SDI depending on the camera. HD and 4K sources can also be mixed and matched thanks to the built in scaling and frame rate conversion in vMix.
Simultaneous streaming and recording in 4K is also possible thanks to
the hardware assisted H264 encoding available in the latest generation
NVIDIA GeForce 1080 Ti graphics card.
vMix 20 also includes a number of new live production tools and features including:
- Enhancements to the award winning vMix Call feature that supports adding up to 8 remote guests
- 4 Output channels for use in vMix Call, Replay and NDI
- Dual Production Clock confidence display
- Dual Recorders each with its own independent video source
vMix 20 is available now from www.vmix.com, with a free fully functional 60 day trial.
For more information about vMix 20 see our blog- https://blog.vmix.com/vmix-20-is-available-now/