It is a critical problem that i will have to get right! otherwise I can not use Vmix in live situations. But in real mixing environments this start to happen: could this be a result of the various types of input and mixing I use? Switching from video to the overlay and back? I have tested everything in the office, also did some long video tests to see if dropped frames occur after some time, and/or if sound is dropped. Is there a way to periodically syncronise it again. Why does video and sound get disconnected. What can I do to prevent dropped frames, dropped samples and increacing latency. Occasionaly dropped frames are also occuring.Ĭan you give me recommendations what would be the preferred input for the recorder: do I input hdmi BM sound together with the input and record de vmix sound output (as is recommended) or do I also use the hdmi BM sound input here?

This resulted in less problems with latency. For one system I stoped using the HDMI sound input and used the analogue output of the camera and input in the computer. At some point the sound and video are not synchronised anymore. Today I recorded two sessions simultaniously with two systems and both had a problem with latency. I then mix in VMIX using the video and a combination of desktop capture and video (overlay over a picture). I am using BM intensity cards and feed the video input with HDMI using video and sound from the input. I have problems with getting my video and sound recorded properly.

Use avs video converter to offset sound