Pre-build the entire show in your own cloud. Your vMix set has it seconds later, wherever it is.
Studio Pro adds the cloud to Show Composer: the same Editor, hosted at your own address, with a sign-in for every person on the team. The crew builds the running order and uploads every video and image there; it all arrives on the vMix set by itself. Nothing on air changes; the show still runs on the PC in the room.
The cloud editor in a browser: the running order of an episode, the team box showing who is online, the chat at the side.
A real screenshot of blammo.showcomposer.org, with a real episode.
One place for the people, the media and the plan.
Edit from home
Open your studio's address, sign in, and build next week's episode. Several people can work in one running order at the same time; the rows show who is editing what, and edits made offline are kept and sent later.
Everyone has their own sign-in
Owner, admin and member for the studio; producer or editor per show. A member sees only their shows and folders. The owner can give each person their own library folders.
Talk where the work is
A chat per running order, with @-tags and "@everyone", and a team box that shows who is online. Clips can be previewed in the browser before they are placed.
Media travels both ways
Drop a file at home and it is in the studio's media folder. The studio PC calls the cloud every ten seconds; nothing at the studio is ever opened to the internet. Deleted files wait thirty days in a "removed" folder.
Shows travel both ways
Running orders and shows are mirrored between the cloud and the studio PC, with a history copy before any overwrite. The running order that is on air at the studio is never touched by the cloud.
Several vMix sets, one cloud
Each set is its own studio on your cloud. A show belongs to one set; "Shared" reaches them all; a show moves between sets with one click. The cloud knows each set's vMix inputs by name.
The cloud plans the show. The studio PC runs it.
The cloud ties your sets together for planning, media and people. Each set still goes to air on its own PC, offline if need be. The hosted editor never talks to vMix, and if the internet drops, the show runs exactly as it does today.
A crew of more than one.
A producer who works from home
The episode is built on Tuesday evening at the kitchen table. On Wednesday the operator opens the Director and it is there, clips included.
An esports tournament on the road
The team builds the broadcast at home: player graphics, sponsor clips, the schedule. The vMix set at the venue picks it all up the moment it comes online. One operator runs the day from one running order.
A church with two halls
Each hall is its own set on the same cloud. The weekly service is built once and moved to the hall that needs it; the shared folder holds the songs both halls use.
A show with a guest editor
Give the editor a sign-in and access to that one show. They see nothing else, and their access ends when you say so.
$79 per studio a month, whatever the size of the team.
Or $790 a year, two months free. No per-person fee. An extra vMix set on the same cloud is $29 a month. The only difference between Basic and Studio Pro is the cloud. All prices and the questions people ask →
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