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# Using Web Captioner With vMix

In a previous post, we talked about Web Captioner basics and briefly described what Web Captioner is and how to use it.

Mackenly Jones

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In a previous post, we talked about Web Captioner basics and briefly described what Web Captioner is and how to use it.

So a lot of our readers have begun to look into Web Captioner since our last post and many users have been asking questions about Web Captioner’s vMix integration. We have compiled a quick tutorial showing how to utilize this amazing feature!

## **Web Captioner vMix Setup**

[First go to the Web Captioner> Settings> Channels > vMix page.](https://webcaptioner.com/captioner/settings/channels/new?type=vmix)

Next, copy the vMix Web Controller URL found in vMix at Settings> Web Controller> Web Site Address and paste it into the text field back in Web Captioner.

![](https://thechurchfactory.com/_astro/capture4-768x452.BCgDblX9_elge4.webp)

![](https://thechurchfactory.com/_astro/image-1.BH5Ghtcm_Z1eFica.webp)

After clicking “Check” your connection will be validated. Click “Download this title template” for vMix.

Once that is complete, go back to vMix and go to Add Input > Title/XAML> Input Select> Browse.

Then, open the Web Captioner title template you downloaded. The title will then appear in the Recent tab of the Add Input> Title/XAML.

Double-click it. In the Title Editor that appears, optionally customize font and text size. Close when you are finished.

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Once complete, go back to Web Captioner and finish setup. When you are ready to start sending captions, click Start Captioning on the main Web Captioner page. Poof! It works!

> [official Web Captioner documentation](https://webcaptioner.com/help/integrations/vmix/?ref=thechurchfactory.com)

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