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Jean-Pierre Kousz said:
I have ordered Dante out devices.Wirecast may only support stereo out at this point. There have been requests for 16 channel out support though if that's what you want.
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Now the various Dante devices have arrived and I have been able to test the various things. Since my events often take place in very large rooms, the Ethernet network plays an important role for me!
I could determine that the connection from Dante devices to Wirecast works very well (green).One laptop is connected to Wirecast 3 & 4 via a USB-Dante device, the other laptop is connected to Wirecast 1&2 via the virtual soundcard and both are mapped to track 2 via "Multitrack Input Mapper" (track 2 goes to the mixer).
But in my opinion a "Multitrack output mapper" is missing, with which now the different signals can be sent back to another Dante output device (for example to the active boxes).
No signal can be picked up on any of the various Wirecast 1-16 transmitters (red).
I would be glad if you could be checked once with an engineer.
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Jean-Pierre Kousz said:
But in my opinion a "Multitrack output mapper" is missing,We've had feature requests to support something like this. Wirecast only sends stereo out. You may want to vote here. And, add your use case so the developers can follow the specific need. Investigating WIRE-14179 Vote here as well. Note other comments specific to Dante there.
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Wirecast and audio is a story by itself. Dante is the de facto standard apart from XLR at venues and I really don't understand why there is no listen to the users. I requested improvements ages ago. Only as the Telestream internals needed a multi language streaming they realized that the world is bigger than the plate on the table in front of them.
The race is up with the competition, others have done their homeworks.
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If you have paying customers I highly recommend a more stable solution than wirecast. Unexpected UI freezes costed me a few clients already. It never happend with the software you mentioned. And a big plus is that all the functions are available via API or controllers. It's really a difference.
If I see what is possible with a stream deck and if I see how the wirecast implementations is using it, it is shocking in a bad way. You have display button and naturally expect to see a cam preview. That is so easy with the other vendor from down under.
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Jens Jarke said:
You have display button and naturally expect to see a cam preview.Feature Investigation WIRE-19452
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CraigS said:
Now you can output up to 4 audio sub mixes to separate audio devices.I have taken a look. I can add additional outputs but I can't mix them in any way, more routing. How would I lower a gain on one output only, or mute it.
When I mute the streaming/recording the additional outputs are muted as well. This is not how I would have wanted it, but maybe I oversee something.
I downloaded some stock footage that has no audio but in preview there is still a frozen level visible.
Sorry, Craig. If I would have been in the QA seat this wouldn't have passed my requirements.
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Jens Jarke said:
Sorry, Craig. If I would have been in the QA seat this wouldn't have passed my requirements.Perhaps these issues happen under certain circumstances. Can you include steps to reproduce?
With Audio Mixer perhaps the tracks in common are a factor (or maybe not) but that's something we may need to know.
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CraigS said:
Frozen audio meter on Stock Media without sound WIRE-21236 (need more info)Already fixed for 15.2 release WIRE-21119
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Jens Jarke said:
I can add additional outputs but I can't mix them in any way, more routing.Developers need more information on what you mean by mix. Since sources can be on multiple tracks simultaneously, you can mix any number of ways by combining any number of sources.
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You said mix in the quote. I said it's not a mix to me. It's a routing. A mix for me is when I can control the levels.
All the issues from yesterday could be reproduced with no extra efforts. For me there is one bug and improvement necessary.
Bug: Muting the live output mutes all additional outputs as well. But that is maybe the reason people need extra outputs cause they want it coming there, or at least be able to control this which leads to the
Improvement: Add a mute and gain controll to each additional output. Otherwise they are a bit like twins and not that much of a use.
Do you remember me asking for a 8x8 matrix (maybe 10 years ago). We are getting closer in tiny steps.