Import the c:\obs-and-zoom\ZoomOBS.json Scene Collection from this repository into OBS.
Be sure to restart OBS after installing it.ĭownload and install virtual cables from VB-Audio, I recommend throwing the authors a few dollars and getting the A+B Pack (available for both Windows and Mac) but you can get away with just the one free cable if you're cheap.Įnable Global Shortcut for Start/Stop VideoĮnable Global Shortcut for Mute/Unmute my Audio Install the Audio Monitor (0.4.1 tested) plugin from here. Earlier versions may not work with the plugin. This was set up using OBS 26.1.1 on Windows with this repo located at c:\OBS-AND-ZOOM\. Note: This should work on both Windows and Mac, but so far is only tested on Windows. This is useful for hosting multiple people in a stream. When using the Zoom scene it will display your Zoom window to your stream/recording target, it is recommended to turn off your Zoom Camera when you do this do avoid looping your image. This is useful for streaming to both Twitch and to Zoom. When using the Webcam scene it will display your webcam to both your stream/recording target as well as to Zoom via the Virtual Camera. We have tried to use VAC to replicate your solution but cannot seem to do it.This repo contains an OBS profile, Scene Collection, and Stream Deck profile that should help you connect OBS and Zoom up to use OBS as a virtual camera and share audio between the two with minimal fuss. Thanks for your time.Hey, I found your post while trying to route sound from my Apollo 8p with Pro Tools 12 to OBS and it looks like you have found the perfect solution.
I highly recommend OBS and Virtual Audio Cable for high quality professional streaming. With everything I only use about 50% total. I went from 90%+ resources used with other user friendly software like XSplit and Elgato. I wanted to make this thread to help those who may be on the same boat as me seeking a professional streaming solution with software. I hope some of you find this information helpful. I discovered Virtual Audio Cable allows me to use my Apollo Twin USB with my stream and YouTube videos. If you are like me and want to use your high end interface with broadcasting but not be limited to crap software that takes most of your computer's resources you'll resort to OBS. This has raised the bar with quality for my stream however it doesn't support ASIO. Recently I started using a software called OBS Studio.
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