Zoom has acquire the Zoom-base broadcast tools create by the startup Liminal, with two of the company’s co-founders. As per a blog post by Zoom, Liminal’s add-ons, ZoomOSC and ZoomISO, are built for creating professional virtual events, which Zoom will likely natively integrate into its software as part of the acquisition.
ZoomOSC is design to enhance professional meetings and events using the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol, enabling you to integrate Zoom with third-party software, hardware controllers, and media servers.
ZoomISO allows you to export each participants’ video feed as a separate output to professional production hardware, five of which you can choose to output in HD.
Zoom said it will help the platform “bridge” the gap between “emerging” and “traditional” forms of event control tools, which should come in handy for broadcast studios, theatres, and many other organisations that want to create professional streams.
The Zoom took the dive into large-scale virtual events when it first announce its Events feature in May and officially rolled it out in July.
With Events, organisers can create event hubs, sell tickets, and create multiple livestream sessions throughout the day.
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