Vmix 19 introduces a beta feature called Vmix Call, enabling native peer-to-peer video calling through WebRTC, which simplifies live talk shows and interviews by eliminating the need for additional audio setups. This new feature allows users to host video calls directly from the Vmix interface, streamlining integration with the existing video production workflows. It also offers new functionalities for connecting NewTek NDI sources over the public internet, expanding possibilities for video production at lower costs compared to traditional conferencing services.

1. vMix 19 Introduces vMix Call
& live streaming continues

2. The
convergence of
live streaming
& video
conferencing
continues...

3. Quick notes on vMix Call
1. This is currently in
BETA
2. The vMix 19 BETA is
available in the vMix
forums
3. vMix 19 is set to be
officially released in
April of 2017 at the

4. Let’s watch a quick tutorial video...

5. Video Production and Video Communication
Market Sizes
The video production market is looking
for a piece of the pie, in a converging
industry with a combined worth an
estimated $100+ Billion by 2020 (Video
Communications & Live Streaming -
See sources below)!

6. About vMix Call
As you can see the regular vMix
add input interface now includes a
"Video Call" button. Once inside this
input you can either host a call or
connect to a call.

7. Built in video calling feature
vMix now supports a native input
for hosting Peer-to-Peer video calls
via WebRTC. This removes all
issues with audio and video setups
for hosting live talk shows and
interviewing far end video
conference guests.

8. WebRTC Video inside video production
As you can see the WebRTC video
call is assigned a password to
connect your video production in
vMix with your remote caller on
WebRTC

9. vMixCall.com for connecting callers
Your guest can join the video call at
http://vmixcall.com by simply
entering the password and
connecting their webcam and
microphone via google chrome.

10. Selecting video sources for far end caller
vMix has already built in options for
sending the correct video and audio
to your far end guests.

11. Adjusting bandwidth for video call
You can also quickly adjust the
video resolution to adapt to lower
bandwidth situations.

12. Why this HUGE for the market
If you have taken one of my courses on live
streaming courses on hosting your own live
talk show, you can now rejoice there is no
need for virtual audio cables and other
secondary monitors. Amazing programming
work done by vMix CEO Martin Sinclair! This
feature will now save users money who are
currently paying for video conferencing
services such as Zoom.US and Skype!

13. About the new feature
As you can see the regular vMix
add input interface now includes a
"Video Call" button. vMix generates
a password which is used to
connect your vMix interface to a
calling via a WebRTC web browser.

14. Brain Storming on features...
After brain storming with our engineers, we realized that vMix Call has opened up some new
doors for extending the functionality of the NewTek NDI. Now users can connect NewTek
NDI sources (vMix already supports the NewTek NDI) to other vMix sources around the
world, even if they aren't on the same network. Now for true 1080p, low latency, quality of the
NewTek NDI which is only available on the LAN (Local Area Network) the same NDI rules
still apply. But, now that vMix supports the connection of multiple vMix systems together over
the public internet a whole new slew of possibilities have been opened up!

15. Free vMix Course on Live Streaming here!
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