Cara Membuat Virtual Set Vmix

VMix runs on Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 platforms. VMix is a complete live video production software solution with features including LIVE mixing, switching, recording and LIVE streaming of SD, full HD and 4K video sources including cameras, video files, DVDs, images, Powerpoint. Jul 05, 2017 vMix has a unique and powerful way of handling virtual sets that both gives the user amazing creative control and strong technical capabilities like camera movement and reflections. For this tutorial you will need a camera aimed at a greenscreen (or a clip of someone on greenscreen) and a video clip you will use for your b source (to put in the screens). To add a virtual set go to Add.

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Cara Membuat Virtual Set Vmix App
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Saat ini untuk mengelola banyak kamera dengan ditampilkan ke layar tidaklah terlalu susah. Untuk membuat live event sederhana tidak dibutuhkan alat yang terlalu mahal. Anda bisa memakai usb video capture serta aplikasi Vmix. Terus bagaimana rangkaian kabelnya? Berikut ini diagram penggunaan kamera dengan Vmix.
Live, Real-time Image Manipulation Up to 1000 inputs including live HD sources provides real-time color correction, resizing, cropping, keying and more. Every graphic input gives you a host of M/E effects for compositing overlays, virtual set embedding and sub-mixing with up to five upstream overlays per input.

Membuat Running Text di vmix dapat menggunakan title design bawaan Vmix untuk versi 21 atau sebelumnya, sedangkan untuk versi diatasnya seperti versi 22 selain menggunakan Title design ada juga tambahan yaitu GT Title namun dari kedua jenis aplikasi bawaan Vmix kita juga dapat menggunakan Microsoft Blender . disini kita dituntut untuk menguasai Design Animasi dan lainnya sedangkan Kelemahannya adalah tidak dapat memasukan Logo Sparator atau Logo yang disisipkan sebagai pemisah setiap kalimat pada running text.

Untuk itu saya memmanfaatkn fitur webbrowser yang ada di Vmix dan dengan script html marque agar dapat menjalankan fungsi running text dengan logo sparator tersebut seperti yang tampil dalam gambar dibawa ini:

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A Virtual Environment or a “venv” is a Python module that creates a unique environment for each task or project. It installs the packages we need that are unique to that setting while keeping your projects neatly organized. Additionally, venv never actually modifies the system’s default Python versions or modules that are installed on the system. Using venv essentially allows for a unique working environment while avoiding any disruptions to other variants of Python that are used, but not related to our project.

Prerequisites

We recommend enabling the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) in order to take full advantage of all the functionality of venv on Windows 10. This allows you to run a full Linux distribution within Windows to aid in the functionality of the new dev environment.

Why should I use WSL?

Many of the tutorials for Python are written for Linux environments.
Most devs use Linux based packaging/installation tools.
Using WSL ensures compatibility between development and production environments

How do I enable WSL?

Go to Start > then search for “Turn Windows features on or off.”
Click the link to open the Windows control panel.
Next, open the Windows features pop-up menu.
Scroll down in that list to locate the “Windows Subsystem for Linux” option and select the checkbox.
Reboot.

WSL will require you to download a version of Linux noted here.If you’re using Windows (without WSL), simply install Python 3 from the Python website. The venv module is incorporated into that Windows installation.

Install Linux

There are multiple Linux distros that work with WSL. You can locate and install them from the Microsoft Store. We recommend starting off with a Ubuntu 18.04 LTS distribution as it’s up to date, has an excellent support community, and is well documented.

To install Ubuntu, click this Ubuntu 18.04 LTS link. This will open the Microsoft store where you can click on the Get button.
Once the download has completed, type “Ubuntu 18.04 LTS” into your Start menu.
Next, you’ll be asked to create a username and password as it will be your first time using this OS.
Subsequently, you will now be signed in automatically as the default user.
Lastly, we’ll need to run an update on the new OS. You can accomplish this by running:

As a side note, Windows does not handle upgrades for this OS so you will need to ensure Ubuntu stays up to date by running the update and upgrade commands manually.

If for some reason the Microsoft store app is unavailable to you, you can manually download and install a Linux distribution by clicking on one of these links:

You can then install your distro using PowerShell. To install one of those distros, navigate to the folder which contains the newly downloaded Linux distributions. Once in that folder, run the following command in PowerShell (where app_name.aspx is the name of the distribution file):

Next, we’ll add the path to the distro into your Windows environment PATH using Powershell (eg. C:UsersAdminUbuntu)

Now, we can start the distro by typing in uubuntu.exe. Next, we should initialize the new instance.

Launch a distro

To finish the initialization of your newly installed distro, we will need to launch a new instance. You can accomplish this by clicking on the “launch” button in the Microsoft app store, or by launching the distro’s .exe file from the Start menu. Additionally, if using a Windows Server, you can start the distro’s launcher’s executable file (Ubuntu.exe) from the distro’s installation folder.

During the last stage of the installation, the distro’s files will be decompressed and stored locally on your PC. This process may take a few minutes but is only required once. Later initializations should take less than a second.

Setup

There are four basic steps to install a virtual environment on windows:

Install Python
Install Pip
Install VirtualEnv
Install VirtualEnvWrapper-win

Remember, these commands should be run within the WSL Ubuntu environment. Additionally, the sudo command may be needed if not running as the root user.

Step 1. Install Python

Python 3.8.0 is the latest major release of Python.

Note: There is now a “web-based” installer for Windows. This installer will download the required software during the installation.
There are also Python redistributable files that contain the Windows builds, which makes it easier to include Python in another software bundle.
If you installed Ubuntu 18.04 from the above list, Python3 comes pre-installed.

Step 2. Install PIP

We suggest following the directions located here in our knowledge base article regarding installing PIP on Windows. Python3 usually comes with pip preinstalled, however, if you get the error “pip command not found,” simply use the following method to install pip.

Download get-pip.py, and make sure you’re saving the file to your Desktop.
At your Windows Command Prompt, navigate to your Desktop and run the get-pip.py script. After that, pip should work system-wide

You may need to have administrative privileges at the command prompt to accomplish this task. For more info on this, follow the directions from Start a Command Prompt as an Administrator from the Microsoft TechNet website.

Step 3. Install Virtualenv

In your Windows command shell prompt type in:

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Start virtualenv

In your windows command prompt, head to your project location:

Once inside the project folder run: