Start ISO Timeline
Open it before the production and connect it to vMix, or have it launch automatically so it’s always active by default.
Run ISO Timeline alongside vMix MultiCorder and export your live switching directly to DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro, with every recorded ISO ready underneath.
No extra production workflow. ISO Timeline runs alongside vMix, listens in automatically and leaves you to use MultiCorder exactly as you normally would.
Open it before the production and connect it to vMix, or have it launch automatically so it’s always active by default.
Record and switch the show as usual. ISO Timeline logs the session automatically in the background.
When the show is done, sources are mapped automatically. Adjust if needed, then export straight to Resolve, Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro.
Virtual inputs, overlays, audio and the Program feed stay useful when the session moves into post instead of being flattened into a single recording.
vMix combined with ISO Timeline is the best choice if the goal is to record a multicamera show live and still have a proper editable timeline afterward.
Take a switched conference recording into post without rebuilding every speaker and camera change manually.
Keep the live multicam edit while retaining every isolated camera recording for corrections.
Move quickly from live production to polished delivery without starting the edit again.
Reuse the live direction as the basis for VODs, shortened versions and client deliverables.
Preserve the switching rhythm while keeping every camera choice editable afterward.
Start post with the structure and timing already established during the event.
The free demo includes all features and is limited only by session length. The perpetual license removes the 10-minute limit and can be activated on two devices.
No. Recording still happens entirely inside vMix. ISO Timeline works alongside the production, logs the switching information and builds the timeline around the MultiCorder recordings.
No. If you have one, you can add it as a Program track. If you do not, the timeline can still be built from the recorded sources and switching information.
ISO Timeline supports virtual inputs and attempts to link them to the corresponding recorded source automatically. The mapping can also be changed manually before export.
Yes. Recorded video sources are kept on their own tracks so the original ISO recordings remain available throughout the edit.
No. The source recordings remain untouched. ISO Timeline creates timeline information referencing the existing files.
ISO Timeline is designed for standard production frame rates, including fractional formats such as 29.97 and 59.94 fps. Replace this answer with the exact supported list before launch.
DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro are supported.
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No. ISO Timeline is an independent third-party application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by StudioCoast Pty Ltd. vMix is a registered trademark of StudioCoast Pty Ltd.
Turn your next vMix MultiCorder session into a timeline you can continue working with in Resolve, Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro.
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