Medium preset cpu encoding most probably would have better video quality but it depends on the gpu architecture that you are using. You can enable the hardware encoder for using your GPU in the encoding process. Also you get diminishing returns from settings slower presetthan medium. Presetsthat slower than medium preset puts immense load on the cpu. You can set your level and your preset according to your configuration but 3.1 and medium preset is good enough for having good quality streams. You can set keyframe latency to 2 according to the network. The profile should be baseline and keyframe latency should be 1.

You can use predefined settings but if you click to the gear button next to the quality options, you can tinker with the options. If token is enabled you need to add ?token= In the Stream key, you can write any stream id because we assume that no security option is enabled. It’s like rtmp://your_server_domain_name/LiveApp/ In the URL box, type your RTMP URL without stream id. As an example, I will be adding a display input.Īs you can see my input has been added successfully and its preview can be seen.Ĭlick to the gear icon near the stream button on the bottomĬhoose custom RTMP Server in destination. This is not running on MacOS, but this is what is suggested by the provider of vMix.Ĭlick the add input button and add some input for the broadcast. If you want to run it on Mac, you can do that by installing Windows on a separate partition on your system. Then go through installation by double-clicking the installation file. Click this link to download the trial version. Before learning how to use vMix, you need to install vMix on your computer. VMix is available for Windows only because it is using Direct3D which is exclusively available for Windows. You can do RTMP stream with vMix and watch WebRTC from Ant Media Server. It can stream up to three destinations at one time. Like most vision mixing software, it allows users to switch inputs, mix audio, record outputs, and live stream cameras, video files, audio, and more, in resolutions of up to 4K. vMix is developed by StudioCoast PTY LTD.

VMix is a software vision mixer available for the Windows operating system and we’ll see how to use vMix for streaming.

Vmix user guide