ProPresenter 7 tutorial: How to connect Pro7 to Zoom

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Live-streaming comes in all shapes and sizes, from "holding up a phone" to "Apple product announcement keynote" and everything in between.
With the lockdowns and the pandemic, a lot of people learned to use Zoom for the first time.
Zoom doesn't do everything, but what it does, it does well.
So, how can you "take it up a notch" and use ProPresenter for your Zoom calls or webinars (not that your service or event is a webinar, but you might use the service they call Zoom Webinars)?
There are actually a few different ways. Click above to find out how.
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[@GCch6874]

Manycam Studio will sort this out for you because: license covers 2 machines, works on PC and MAC and accross. It'll in/export NDI and got some other handy features including multi destination streaming. You'do in prop what you have to, turn it into NDI out and Manycam will turn it into a webcam for use in Zoom. If you want to, you can stream from Zoom, too

[@naphtal]

Thanks Paul. I appreciate your work. God bless!!

[@PaulClifford]

Thanks.

[@lynscott6171]

@@PaulClifford Thank you! You're the best! What a huge help you are to the Body of Christ!

[@technicommedia]

Paul, To use the "NDI Video" entry in Zoom you will need an NDI source that is presented as an NDI Virtual Input. If you open the "NDI Virtual Input" application after installing NDI tools and select the PP7 output this will now be shown in Zoom.

[@PaulClifford]

Right you are. Odd that you need that extra step. Other stuff shows NDI directly. Thanks for the heads up.

[@ncccpreston]

Hey Paul. So we run ZOOM on a separate computer and we grab the ZOOM screen off that computer and bring it into our ProPresenter Computer as a 'camera' and that way we can have people appear live in our auditorium. Those at home can interact with those in the Auditorium as we have the ZOOM camera (BirdDog) going out to those joining remotely run of NDI as well. You can get a feel for it here ua-cam.com/video/qhFReg8hVAw/v-deo.html Thanks for all you do.

[@lynscott6171]

Is there a way to bringing a zoom guest speaker into propresenter? Thanks!

[@PaulClifford]

You can capture with NDI scan converter.

[@lynscott6171]

@@PaulClifford Oops! I replied on another comment...anyway! I said: @Paul Alan Clifford Thank you! You're the best! What a huge help you are to the Body of Christ!

[@GCch6874]

Two ways: 1) run Zoom on another machine,, duplicate output, capture output hdmi to usb3 which then becomes a webcam video in prop
2) use NDI screencapture off Zoom then bring in as source to prop

[@dunamis_22]

@@GCch6874 How would you grab the audio from the guest speaker? We are planning to get sermon from overseas pastor to our congregation through Zoom.

[@GCch6874]

@@dunamis_22 as we are using OBS and Zoom on the same machine (windows 10) we use virtual cable A and B. So the sound goes to cable a, which feeds the microphone into Zoom. Then cable B takes the sound from the zoomers and brings it into OBS. (suggest look up OBS with Zoom and from the general idea you can modify it to make it work with your kit.
With Manycam you can turn sound on and then transport the hole thing Video and Audio via an NDI connection to elsewhere. You also might be able to run a machine with Zoom and use HDMI to USB capture on another machine, where it becomes a webcam source. If your sound isn't recognised by the other machine, you can run hdmi into a splitter, one feed to your capture, the other to a small monitor with a headphone output (there are 5" monitors intended for Raspberry Pi for very small money. That'll do the trick of splitting HDMI sound), then take the sound from there to where you need it. The option that was used a while ago, HDMI to VGA with adapter will also split the sound. E.g. you can run a sound source from the church to the next room creche and send a separate VGA video feed to a smart TV

[@edwardedwards2098]

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