A lot of professional multi-camera software is Windows-only. InterDirector is a native Mac console for the operator who runs the show alone: switching, audio, graphics, streaming, recording and instant replay in one app.
macOS 15 or later · Apple SiliconProfessional multi-camera tools are often Windows-only. If your desk is a Mac, you've been working around that. InterDirector is the console built for the machine you already run.
Swift and Metal on Apple Silicon. The picture is composited on the GPU, sound runs through Core Audio, and streams are encoded by the Mac's own media engine.
Preview and Program stay in view while everything else scrolls. Every live action has a hotkey and a Stream Deck key, and rules can chain the routine ones.
Sources that drop are retried until they return. Recordings are written so a crash keeps everything up to the last second. Outputs fail independently.
Screen capture from InterDirector itself: load a source into Preview, choose how it goes to air, and take it.
The parts of a live desk a solo operator actually uses, in one place, without a stack of separate tools.
Cut, Fade, Fade to Black and Dip, a T-bar, and a clean fullscreen Program on a second display.
NDI, USB and UVC capture, Blackmagic SDI, Core Audio devices, web pages, images, media and slideshows. Combine any of them into a Composite that switches like a camera.
Route each source to Master, A or B, add Apple Silicon VST3 effects to sources and mixes, and line up cameras and microphones with per-input sync delay.
HTML overlays for lower thirds, tickers and logos, bound to CSV or JSON data, with countdowns typed straight into any text.
RTMP, RTMPS and SRT to as many destinations as you need from one encode. Program out over NDI and SDI. Record Program, and every input to its own file.
Keep the last minute of Program, capture the moment, and play it back at any speed, over Program or instead of it.
Every live action is assignable. A Stream Deck plugin with state feedback, a local control API, and rules that say: when this happens, do that.
A live show doesn't get a second take. These are the things InterDirector does when something goes wrong.
A camera, capture device or NDI sender that drops is retried until it returns, and its card says it is retrying.
Files are written in one-second fragments, so a power cut keeps everything up to the last second.
A stalled stream does not stop the recording, and neither touches Program.
Autosave, recovery files, and a rule that a damaged file never overwrites your last good copy.
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vMix is Windows software. InterDirector covers the parts of that workflow a Mac operator needs, as a native app: NDI-based switching, audio, graphics, streaming, recording and replay. It is not a clone, and it does not open vMix projects.
Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 15 or later.
NDI sources on your network, USB capture that macOS exposes as a camera (Elgato Cam Link and similar), and Blackmagic DeckLink and UltraStudio devices through Blackmagic's Desktop Video software.
Yes: Apple Silicon native VST3 effects, on sources and on mixes. Instruments are not supported.
InterDirector checks for signed updates itself and installs them when you say.