So I would recommend your scenes be different inputs entirely. It's probably because you are doing overlayinput.

Is it possible for you to elaborate on using the API calls? Would love to be able to use it to make changes in vMix over hotkeys, which require you to be in the program window.

Using stream deck I can control both my interactive and vMix with little effort and make it a one man production. I put it on a small laptop that performs no other function than the Stream Deck and my channel's bot and interactive control. Rather than getup and go out of view of the camera, I can quickly make changes from my seat. I use the Stream Deck on a different system than the vMix system, which sits clear across the room. Of the two, here's why I prefer the first method. Setup your buttons in the Stream Deck with the shortcut key for the function, then setup shortcuts in vMix using keyboard presses. **Note that below the URL field is 'Access in background' you will want this selected or your browser will appear after every button press.Ģ. Once you learn the basics of API calls, making buttons to perform functions is quite simple. Using the Website button and make API calls. There are two ways to get the Stream Deck to talk to vMix:ġ. Stream Deck also does not have any built in functionality to speak directly to vMix as it does with other software such as windows' Game Capture and the like. As in vMix will not see the stream deck as a midi interface for shortcuts, nor will it be detect any keypress when searching for a shortcut key. Wanted to drop in and tell anyone who is interested in the stream deck or was wondering about compatibility that it is and isn't compatible. Just got my Stream Deck in and I LOVE it!

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