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With Manycam one can for example integrate a Smartphone camera (via NDI or IP Cam Apps) into mixing videos from different sources. Software in this category is generally not super easy to use, at least I have not seen it so far.

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It takes a few hours of manual reading and experimenting to fully unleash the potential of the software but I find it worth the time and also the money for the license. showing some form of text in an animated box) or graphic elements of various kinds. These inputs can be mixed with predesigned lower thirds (e.g. An input stream can be for example a real camera, a live screen recording from an area of a computer screen or an existing video file (on your PC or from Youtube. The output can be send directly to the input of a Youtube Livestream or Zoom/MS-Teams session (called a virtual webscam) or into a file. With this software several input video streams can be mixed into one output. Manycam is for ambitious home (or semi-professional) users who want to use a video live production tool. I consider vMix a solution for actual professional users. They have a onetime $60 licence but that is extremely restricted.

vMix is really great and has much more possibilities than Manycam but it is way more expensive. OBS Studio may be a fine solution for people who want to live stream gaming. And: the use cases are a little different.

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OBS (although free !) is in my opinion much more difficult to use, that means I would have to spend many hours in understanding how to use it in detail (I find it counter-intuitive). You may be well advised to shop around before parting with your money. There are other alternatives, some slightly more expensive and some significantly more capable technically. If this leaves you uncomfortable with this company I share that feeling, to put it mildly. I seem to have now been suspended from posting. My forum posts, all as measured as this, were deleted and I suspect although cannot prove) that other dissenting voices were similarly censored. I have tried contacting the CEO’s of both companies and have had no response.

They have offered a single years subscription but I do not think that this is suitable recompense for breaking a lifetime licensing agreement. The recent acquisition by Paltalk has lead to the company making the decision not to honour those purchases with the release of version 8. I bought a lifetime licence for their software in the early days of the company primarily because I liked the software and wanted to support an innovative company.

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