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The director presses a button on the console, and in Zoom the right speaker is spotlighted, the spare microphones go quiet, screen sharing starts. The meeting is run by the same buttons as the lights and sound in the hall.
OSC, Open Sound Control, is the protocol spoken by consoles, lighting and sound desks and show automation systems. ZoomOSC is a Liminal app that receives OSC commands and controls the Zoom app. The meeting becomes one more device in the control room: a speaker is spotlighted with a button, microphones are muted by a QLab cue, the layout is changed by a Stream Deck macro.
Control goes both ways. ZoomOSC not only takes commands but also reports the meeting state and participant data, including the gallery order. So the automation knows who is speaking and who is where in the grid, and reacts on its own.
Paired with ZoomISO, which outputs isolated participant feeds to the broadcast, it makes a complete production: ZoomOSC decides who is in the frame, ZoomISO delivers their signal. Both are part of the Enhanced Media add-on.
A mouse in the Zoom interface cannot keep up with a show. A console can, if Zoom understands its commands.
Spotlight the speaker, unmute them, mute the rest, share the screen. All of it a macro on a button, not a series of clicks.
QLab or an automation system runs the event by cues, and Zoom switches together with lights and sound.
Participant data and the gallery order go out. The integration works out who is speaking and builds its reaction.
Commands, output, integrations, editions
Pinning and spotlighting, in the Pro edition several participants at once. The speaker full screen with one command.
Turn a participant's video and microphone on and off, mute all panelists, choose the microphone device.
Start and stop screen sharing by command. The presentation enters the frame on a cue in the script.
Sending messages to the meeting chat from automation: prompts, links, scheduled announcements.
Meeting state, participant data, gallery order and position. In Pro, extended output with user actions and commands for smart integrations.
QLab, Elgato Stream Deck, Bitfocus Companion, TouchOSC, Isadora, vMix. Plus community integrations and any hardware that speaks OSC.
Essentials: an interface with settings, compatibility with OSC apps and consoles, basic commands. Pro: Multi-Pin and Multi-Spot, extended output, output commands.
ZoomOSC controls, ZoomISO outputs. A controllable source for the broadcast system instead of a window on a screen.
An Enhanced Media add-on licence assigned to the user, the app from version 5.0.0. A console or a program with OSC support. Paid.
Wherever Zoom is run by a script, not as it goes
Dozens of remote speakers, each brought on by cues in QLab. The director does not hunt for them in the gallery.
The hall console runs lights, sound and Zoom the same way. The operator does not switch between systems.
A Stream Deck on the director's desk: speaker, screen, microphones. Every action with one button.
Remote participants enter the show on QLab cues. Zoom follows the same score as the lights.
One operator runs a lecture with several teachers, switching them with macros.
A command scheme for the customer's script, configuring the console and integrations, pairing with ZoomISO, a rehearsal with the director. Then support in Russian.
Speaker changes follow a script rather than an agreement in the chat.
Zoom is controlled from the same panel as the lights and sound.
The director's actions are executed instantly and predictably.
We'll give you a remote demo Monday to Friday, 10:00–16:00 Moscow time, answer all your questions and provide trial access so you can explore the system yourself.
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