As some of you have seen, we released a huge update to ZoomOSC this week, and now I can detect the active speaker in a zoom call via OSC. So now in ZoomOSC Essentials (free), at least on Windows (Zoom is fixing an event system bug on their end for the mac version), I can receive an OSC message of who the active speaker is.
I released (among many videos this week) a quick start video on getting Isadora to talk to ZoomOSC 4, but in this video, I am doing the reverse, having ZoomOSC trigger lower thirds that are exported to an alpha channel for broadcast mixing. The name and trigger come from ZoomOSC. I hope some of you find this useful! I ran the demo on Alex Lindsay's Office Hours, and for many hundreds of people it was their first foray into Isadora. I hope we see them on the forums soon!
Andy Carluccio
Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
www.liminalet.com
[R9 3900X, RTX 2080, 64GB DDR4 3600, Win 10, Izzy 3.0.8]
[...also a bunch of hackintoshes...]
Here are the materials:
Andy Carluccio
Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
www.liminalet.com
[R9 3900X, RTX 2080, 64GB DDR4 3600, Win 10, Izzy 3.0.8]
[...also a bunch of hackintoshes...]
Probably obvious but I would not run a lower third like this for the entire broadcast, just when I need to introduce someone again. We could add a series of timers to determine when we should show a L3 again after the last time they were on screen :)
Great work with ZoomOSC Andy! With the capabilities of Isadora and the Window into zoom through ZoomOSC we have been able to do some wonderful virtual theatrical happenings! I hope the Office Hours Group plays with isadora more. They will love it.
Tláloc López-Watermann
Great work with ZoomOSC Andy! With the capabilities of Isadora and the Window into zoom through ZoomOSC we have been able to do some wonderful virtual theatrical happenings! I hope the Office Hours Group plays with isadora more. They will love it.
Tláloc López-Watermann
