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vMix is a complete live video production and live streaming software solution. Create, mix, switch, record and live stream professional live productions on a Windows PC or Laptop.
Support for inputs including Cameras, IP Cameras, Video Files, Images, NDI, SRT, Virtual Sets, Titles, Audio, Instant Replay, Video Calls, Zoom Meetings and much much more.
The vMix 29 release adds to an already expansive feature list with OMT support, Overlay Channels now increased to 8, Instant Replay and Audio Bus improvments, plus much more. See our Downloads Page for a full list of new features.
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Capture and Connect
Connect, capture or stream your media sources into vMix including Cameras, Webcams, IP Cameras, Capture Cards, Audio Devices and much more.
Add your content
Create dynamic productions with live guests, NDI, Videos, Images, Desktop Capture, Titles, SRT and much more.
Produce
Mix and switch content. Overlay titles and graphics. Interact with live guests (vMix Call). Monitor and mix audio. Engage with your audience (vMix Social).
Live Stream
Stream your production to multiple destinations easily with vMix. Stream to your favourite streaming providers including Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo and more.
Record
Record your live production in a variety of high-quality formats. ISO record your camera sources in vMix 4K and PRO for easy post-production.
Output
Send your finished live productions out to monitors, projectors and TVs for quick and easy viewing.
Full Support for NDI (Network Device Interface)
vMix Latest News
The best vMix Laptop for 2026-2027!
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NVIDIA GeForce GPUs now support up to 12 NVENC hardware encodes
It appears as though the latest NVIDIA GeForce drivers for December 2025 (591.44 – WHQL) have increased the number of NVENC encodes to 12. We couldn’t find anything in the […]
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