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Demo Scope vs mimoLive

Demo Scope

demoscope.app

mimoLive

mimolive.com

Side by side

FigureDemo ScopemimoLive
Price fromFree$70/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
Web—Yes
macOS—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYes—
API—Yes
Plans published33
Spec score · Game Streaming Software8.3 (#10)9.1 (#1)
Intended usersThe maker presents the app for startup founders, product teams, streamers, content creators, educators, and QA testers.The maker describes use by educators, event producers, community broadcasters, creators, corporate media teams, studios, and broadcasters.
ProductDemo Scope is a mobile screen recorder for creating demos with a picture-in-picture face cam and touch indicators.mimoLive is a live video production application described as a many-in, many-out live video engine.
Streaming integrationsDemo Scope supports streaming to Twitch, YouTube Live, Facebook Live, and custom RTMP servers.Native or RTMP workflows cover YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Periscope, Twitter, BoxCast, Screen9, Smashcast, Restream and custom RTMP servers.
SupportThe support page offers email support at [email protected] and says replies are sent as soon as possible.The pricing page lists community support for Free, professional support for Studio, and priority support for Broadcast.

Plans

Demo Scope

  • Free (Android)Free
  • Free (iOS)Free
  • Pro (iOS)$19.99, paid once

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mimoLive

  • FreeFree
  • Studio$70 a month
  • Broadcast$200 a month

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In their own words

Demo Scope

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mimoLive

mimoLive is a live video production application built around a many-in, many-out engine. It combines switching, graphics, DVR playback, ISO recording, streaming, transcoding, scaling, keying, multiview, and audio and video routing. Its graphics engine uses customizable layers that can be rearranged and saved as sets and variants. The software can stream and record to separate destinations and record independent tracks from input sources. It supports real-time chroma keying for green, blue, or other backgrounds, and multistreaming to as many as six destinations. Listed destinations include YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitch, LinkedIn, Zoom, and RTMP services. Zoom participants can be sources, and mimoLive output can be sent to Zoom through a virtual camera. NDI input, output, and source conversion are also supported. Version 6.18 requires an Intel or Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 13.0 or higher; it is not a browser-based studio. The Free plan costs nothing and includes the full feature set, with a watermark.

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