Feed Zoom into Easyworship Schedule
Yes, there is another way to get EasyWorship to recognize Zoom as a media feed. You can use the Virtual Camera feature available in OBS Studio to create a virtual camera output from your Zoom meeting. Here's how you can set it up:
1. Start your Zoom meeting and open OBS Studio.
2. In OBS Studio, add the Zoom meeting window as a source by clicking the "+" icon in the Sources section, selecting "Window Capture," and choosing your Zoom meeting window.
3. Arrange and resize the Zoom meeting window as per your preference in OBS Studio.
4. Go to the Tools menu in OBS Studio and click on "VirtualCam."
5. In the VirtualCam settings, make sure the "AutoStart" option is ticked.
6. Click on the "Start" button to start the virtual camera feed.
7. Now, open EasyWorship and look for the virtual camera feed as a video source. It should be listed as "OBS Virtual Camera" or similar.
By using this method, you can route your Zoom meeting through OBS Studio and make it accessible as a media feed in EasyWorship.
Zoom offers a virtual camera feature that allows you to use your Zoom meeting as a video source in other applications. To enable this feature, go to Zoom settings, navigate to the Video tab, and enable the "Virtual Background" option. Then, during your Zoom meeting, select "Zoom Virtual Camera" as your camera source in EasyWorship.
Launch EasyWorship and locate the virtual camera feed in the list of available video sources. The appropriate designation should be "OBS Virtual Camera" or a comparable one.
You can use the video from your Zoom conference as a source for other apps. Go to Zoom settings, choose the Video tab, and turn on the "Virtual Background" option to activate this function.
Depending on the hardware and software you already have available, any of these options could potentially work to get the Zoom video feed into EasyWorship. You may need to experiment and test different configurations to find the one that works best for your setup. Crossy Road
Any number of third-party applications can access the video feed from your Zoom meeting. You may enable this feature in Zoom by going to the settings, selecting Video, and then finding the "Virtual Background" option.
If you're looking to get Zoom content into EasyWorship as a media feed without using SplitCam, there are alternative methods you can try. Here's a breakdown of possible solutions:
1. Use OBS Virtual Camera
Since you're already using OBS Studio for your outgoing live stream, you can use OBS's Virtual Camera feature to route Zoom content into EasyWorship. Here's how:
Set up Zoom in OBS:
Add Zoom as a source in OBS (e.g., via Window Capture for the Zoom meeting window or Screen Capture for a specific portion of your screen showing Zoom content).Arrange the Zoom content in your OBS scene as needed.
Enable OBS Virtual Camera:
In OBS, start the Virtual Camera from the Controls menu.This will make OBS act as a virtual webcam.
Select OBS Virtual Camera in EasyWorship:
In EasyWorship, go to the settings for your media feed.Choose OBS Virtual Camera as the input source.
This method allows you to integrate Zoom content into EasyWorship without interfering with SplitCam.
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Bill Pritchard
Other Zoom posts have been about sending EasyWorship content out via Zoom. This post is about displaying inbound Zoom content, whether a shared screen or the participant faces, through EasyWorship. One way to do this is to use SplitCam as an intermediary. In SplitCam, you can select the video input window to be Zoom; and in EasyWorship, you can select SplitCam as the media feed.
Unfortunately, in my case, I already use SplitCam for a different video input; and I use OBS studio for the outgoing live stream. Is there any another way to get EasyWorship to recognize Zoom as a media feed?