Meanwhile, 50p is by YouTube converted to 25p and 60p to 30p. Driven by e-Gamer's that stream live (not sports or other fast paced stages). On a side note 50/60 frame rates are not supported by many CDN's, although YouTube have announced that they will support 60p. YouTube always says "Your videos will process faster if you encode into a streamable file format." And referr to YouTube recommends.įor a comparision, here are Vimeo's recommendations (note 320 kpbs for audio). With respect to mp4, for later uploading, some of my partial tests with mp4 720p indicates that the recorded format settings vMix support are not ideal. Regarding recording settings, it is perhaps too late for v14 but I think in the feature preconfigured settings for some major VOD-services (eg YouTube and Vimeo) would come in handy. * Added Audio Bit Rate selection box for MP4.
I checked again just now, and it does fade the mono right channel correctly when adding the listitem as a separate video input. It is definitely playing a 2ch stereo AAC-encoded audio stream in the current listitem, but it's not handling the audio fading properly with List inputs. I understand the SeparateMono feature now, that is what I assumed it was supposed to do but it just really confused me as the first input I tried it on was a List input. What type of input are you using and is it definitely a stereo source? The meter shows the independent mixes on the left and right channels, so it does look like a bug in your screenshotĪs setting the right volume to 0 will cause the meter to show nothing in that channel. The final output of each can be heard on both left and right of the main output, just as if they wereĪdded to vMix as two separate mono inputs. Left and Right are converted into two independent mono channels controlled by the fader.
Lbgaus, To explain the SeparateMono feature:
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