Version 22 also brought the release of a proprietary codec aimed at streamlining post-production: 'vMix Video Codec', it has been described as having 'similar quality to ProRes but with very low CPU usage.' SRT Support Accompanying the new engine is a more comprehensive titling application called 'GT Title Designer' which supports more robust functions than the original title designer (which is still included) and also supports animations. With the release of version 22, vMix includes a new graphics engine for visuals and overlays, dubbed 'GT Graphics Engine'. Also supports 2 channels of 4K Replay and High Frame Rates (Up to 240fps). Instant replay for up to 8 HD cameras allowing users to playback clips at speeds from 5-400%. Content can be queued from any web browser and integrated with animated titles within vMix. VMix Social allows operators to incorporate social media content and comments from Twitter, Facebook, Twitch and YouTube Live and IRC Channels. vMix call is not available with Basic or Basic HD versions. The number of simultaneous calls varies by version with 1 caller available on the HD level, 4 with 4K and 8 calls on the pro level. This allows the operator to incorporate the call into a live production in the same way that they would with any other source. With vMix call, any third party with access to a web browser (on any platform including mobile) can connect remotely to the vMix software. With the release of version 19, vMix Call is available, marking the first time a software vision mixer has been released with built in video-conferencing.

StudioCoast has previously indicated that the software performs best on dedicated Nvidia video cards. VMix heavily takes advantage of the GPU, and relies on graphics libraries such as Direct3D, making the software exclusive to the Windows operating system, though it can be run through Boot Camp. Updates are provided for free for 1 year with a purchase of any edition, after 1 year users can opt to purchase additional years for US$60. Users can upgrade from one edition to another for the difference between the original edition purchased and the one you wish to upgrade to. Current editions include Basic, Basic HD, SD, HD, 4K, and Pro. VMix is available in multiple editions ranging in price and available features. The software is also capable of serving image magnification ( IMAG) and projection needs in many instances, with various configurable external output and display options. Like most vision mixing software, it allows users to switch inputs, mix audio, record outputs, and live stream cameras, videos files, audio, and more, in resolutions of up to 4K. The software is developed by StudioCoast PTY LTD. VMix is a software vision mixer available for the Windows operating system.

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