Please do another one about the external encoding. Would love to bring this concept full circle. Cheers!

Jon, excellent explanation ! Great videos thanks for doing these tutorials.

Really well presented and a great detailed walk through. Excellent. Thank you

Thank you, that is a great workflow !

Great stuff, thanks!

Hi! I would like to see a video of how you setup your X32. Best of regards / Markus

Just found your video. Great job! I would like for you to expand on latency.

I extensely use Dante as my main go to protocol to route everything in my direction, but I've notice this strange fact: everything I route from the mixer to vMix ( using DVS in ASIO on the vmix workstation ) is resulting to have a lower volume than what it should be. I mean if I route anything in Dante in the LAN ( for example a pc to vmix, or a send bus from the sq-5 to a pc holding a zoom call ) the audio is quite high volume I always have to go -12 to -6 db everytime, but as far as I send an aux or an output from the sq-5 mixer to vmix in Dante I've to crank up the volume on the bus or the output to +15 db and I don't recieve the same db audio level if I compare to any other device in the Dante Network I'm using. It seems to output a really low volume Dante signal from the console to any other devices in the Dante Net using DVS... Any Idea ? I mean vmix had full meter scale fader while my mixer had of course analogue stile meters, so if I'm at 0db on the consolle I should expect -18db I think, but if I use an AVIO USB compared to the DVS i don't have this problem, the signal comes into vmix at really high volume...

This is an excellent walk through and thank you for taking the time to make it. How often are you looking to upload videos?

Thanks for a refreshingly clear explanation. I, along with some other vMixers have experienced considerable latency when round tripping to an external mixer via Dante. Have you encountered audio latency issues with this workflow?

Hi Jon. Loving your videos. I've always been strictly hardware based, but vmix is looking so much easier. Couple of bits, DVS is fine with all windows applications in WDM mode (although it does always deliver all 16ch), but this would negate the expense of the AVIO adapters. It would however mean you couldn't throw in any laptop quickly if you needed to, is this one of your considerations? Also if you are running vmix calls on the independent machine, is there any reason you didn't let it do its own mix-minus and only feed in the extras like VT and yourself? I am inspired by your setup and love the videos. Thanks!

Thanks for the great explanation of the entire workflow. Very clear and concise. These video will be valuable resources for broadcaster looking to spice up their tech setup.

Jon with your contribution laptops why not run DVS in WDM mode so that it appears as an audio device in zoom? That would save the hardware solution of the Avio converter.

I have a 10gbps network card in my main PC works great, something like 30 NDI Connections work perfectly. If I have the dante network plugged into it as well that network link acts like a 1gbps connection despite everything in the computer saying its still 10gbps. Only 8 NDI inputs and task manager feeds back that it stays around the 800-900mbps mark. Do you know or have any ideas about this kind of issue? Is anyone else in the comments having a similar issue? Otherwise please keep up the good work!

hi jon , thank you for this interesting video and these insights. one question: why is it not possible to use DVS on the laptops running zoom, teams, etc. for the audiostreams (in/out)? DVS is patchable in zoom, etc. in the audio settings. thanks for your detailed answer. best, andi

I have problem with Dante when it’s output to a zoom session, the sound will become buzzing sound after awhile

Hi Jon! Excellent walk-thru!! I have a question regarding the return path out of the X32 and back to vMix using Buses E-G. You have eight callers and their paths out of vMix were: Caller 1 (A,L), Caller 2 (A,R) ... Caller 8 (D,R). On the return path for the Mix- you used only Bus E (Host, Caller 1), Bus F (Caller 2) and Bus G (Caller3). However, would you configure Buses E-G exactly like you did A-D? For example, Host-Caller 1 (E,L), Caller 2 (E,R), Caller 3 (F, L) ... Caller 8 (G,R)? Is my reasoning/logic correct if I have eight callers for a vMix show?

@Streamingtech - Could you please talk about your routing. I cannot seem to get the audio from the mix bus to the vMix input. Every caller input and VT input has audio and is working in the mixer. On my X-32, I have the user inputs on card, Inputs on card, and outputs both user and outputs on card. Where should they be routed? Also, the vMix audio outputs; Master Output I have selected as my local speaker in my monitor. I also had 15+16 and got no sound. I had to change that to 1+2 to get anything out. Does that mean I'm listening to the Dante channels 1+2? That's A left and right as I understand your video.

I love your Work! I Have bad experience with the Dante Virtual Soundcard. When booting my pc prior to the x32..i.e DVS does not appear as sound card on the pc...this is wahat Audinate Support wrote to me: “The Dante Virtual Soundcard does require a Dante hardware device to be on the network for it to clock from, i.e. DVS will not function correctly on its own without the x32”…..this generated problems with my employees who are not so deep into the config stuff. In a professional setup one can not keep track of the order in which devices are turned on

Hi, is that a Beyerdynamic headset you are using? Is it dynamic or condenser mic? Best regards,