Using Zoom meeting and screen sharing PT audio

[The Weed]

I have to use the browser version because, if I try to record in Pro Tools and use the Desktop Zoom app, it's like a sample rate mismatch, my recorded audio crackles. Yes, everything is at 48. No real problem, I uninstalled the Desktop app and use Zoom Director to immediately open Zoom in my browser when I click an invitation.

[Rich Breen]

Originally Posted by Tim R.

Does anyone know if they fixed the 3rd party webcam (ie Epoccam) support in the app? I've been stuck using the browser version so I can use Epoccam.

EpocCam working fine with Zoom desktop app v4.6.11 here - connected via usb.

[Tim R.]

Originally Posted by Rich Breen

EpocCam working fine with Zoom desktop app v4.6.11 here - connected via usb.

4.6.19 (MacOS) was the last version to work with Epoccam.
From Kinoni support (4/23):
"Latest Zoom update for macOS breaks functionality with third-party webcams, including EpocCam. While we are working to resolve this issue as soon as possible here you could try using the previous version of Zoom" (4.6.19).

[The Weed]

Here's a tutorial about Zoom and a DAW:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qGq...fS3xlY1_r/view

[taylor4814]

Originally Posted by Benoni

If you're on Windows a simple way is to use the free FL Studio driver. But this works best if you don't need any DAW inputs.

This is actually working great — for the audio; any tips for getting the video share of the running Pro Tools session to stream adequately?

[ebjazz]

I have been trying to do this and have read all the replies.
Thing is, I have Windows 10. In my Playback Engine dialog, I do not get a Zoom option.
What can I do?

[Benoni]

Originally Posted by ebjazz

I have been trying to do this and have read all the replies.
Thing is, I have Windows 10. In my Playback Engine dialog, I do not get a Zoom option.
What can I do?

I detail many ways to do this over at benonistudio.com

My favorite is using 2 interfaces or Loopback if your interface has that.

You can also use the FL Studio driver for PT. That will play PT audio through your main Windows sound source.

Another option is Voicemeeter Banana or Potato.

Down and dirty easy way is to run a dual 1/4" to single stereo 1/8"

Plug the 1/4" into the main outputs of your interface (or alts if you have them) and plug the 1/8" into the line input (usually green port) of your computer.

Set the input of your PC as a sound source in OBS or Zoom or whatever.

https://benonistudio.com/tutorials/s...ing-tutorials/

[BobbyDazzler]

If you're on a Mac Source-Nexus is king! Any system I/O on an insert!
It's easily the plugin I miss most after going PC.

[Benoni]

Originally Posted by BobbyDazzler

If you're on a Mac Source-Nexus is king! Any system I/O on an insert!
It's easily the plugin I miss most after going PC.

Get an interface with Loopback. You can do all that without the need for other plugins. Mac or Windows.

[musicman691]

And Zoom users make sure you have the video muted or end up like a certain Mr. Toobin of CNN