Vmix 27

Simultaneously, vMix 27 enhances its capabilities. Previously, recording individual inputs (ISOs) was resource-intensive. vMix 27 optimizes this with background encoding that leverages NVIDIA NVENC and Intel QuickSync more efficiently. A single machine can now record eight separate ISO feeds alongside a program record and a clean feed—all in high bitrate H.264. For a sports event, this means every camera angle is saved for replay. For a corporate event, it means each speaker’s slide feed is independently archived. When combined with vMix Replay (the internal instant replay system), vMix 27 transforms a single computer into a complete mobile production truck.

The update includes an that allows for more granular control over audio routing. Users can now rename audio buses for better organization and hide mixers based on selected categories to reduce screen clutter. System Requirements for vMix 27 YouTube·vMixhttps://www.youtube.com vMix Layer Designer

If you’re a live production professional or a streaming enthusiast, you’ve likely heard the news: vMix 27 has officially landed. While it may not be a complete UI overhaul, this update is packed with powerful features that focus on vmix 27

: Participants can be brought in at up to 1080p Full HD , provided the host's Zoom account has HD enabled.

: Support for "two layers deep" rendering, meaning you can render an input, its layers, and the layers within those layers. Custom Layout Templates Simultaneously, vMix 27 enhances its capabilities

Accessible from the global hamburger menu, the provides a central visual matrix. Producers can assign any source input to any of the available audio buses (Master, A, B, C, D, etc.) from a single master dashboard, eliminating the need to click into individual input settings. 2. Pre-Fader Listen (PFL)

(H.265) encoding for RTMP streaming. These formats offer better visual quality at lower bitrates compared to traditional H.264, which is crucial for streamers operating on limited bandwidth. Additionally, the software expands its output capabilities, now supporting up to four external outputs A single machine can now record eight separate

vMix 27 introduces support for and HEVC streaming to platforms like YouTube Live.