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  1. Introduction
    1. Supported Hardware
    2. Frequently Asked Questions
  2. Getting Started
    1. Installing MixCast
    2. Activating your License
    3. Creating a Camera
    4. Alignment & Tracking
    5. Detecting your Background
    6. Generating Content
  3. Video Inputs
    1. Source Types
      1. Webcams & Capture Cards
      2. Depth Cameras
      3. BlackMagic DeckLink
    2. Alignment
      1. IMU Orientation
  4. Capture
    1. Virtual Cameras
      1. Placement
    2. Tracking Systems
    3. Experiences
    4. Image Overlays
  5. Outputs
    1. Display
      1. Desktop Displays
      2. In-VR Viewfinders
      3. DeckLink Output
    2. Broadcast
      1. Presenting as a Webcam
      2. Video Streaming
    3. Recording
    4. MixCast Cloud
      1. Configuring your Capture PC
      2. Connecting a Kiosk Device
  6. Additional Info
    1. Sending Diagnostics
    2. Transferring License Keys
  7. Troubleshoot

Capture

When you’ve finished configuring any needed Video Inputs, it’s time to look at how MixCast actually generates content. Although MixCast is designed to operate with as little guidance from the operator as possible, this process incorporates a number of components and so comes with a variety of options to make MixCast’s generated content better fit your needs.

The following sections go into more details on the various aspects of MixCast’s operation:

  • Virtual Cameras – The individual perspectives that you’ve configured to render.
  • Tracking Systems – The hardware that can be used to provide position and rotation information about cameras, the subject, etc, to MixCast.
  • Experiences – The applications that MixCast can connect to in order to generate content.
  • Image Overlays – A basic system to display an image over your generated content for branding purposes or otherwise.
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