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That's frustrating to hear! I haven't experienced that issue myself with every input full… hopefully just a one off. Glad you can get a refund..

​@@dfwlivestream not yet. I tried 3 times and was never successful. I wonder if I pushed the device too hard?

Thanks for your comment! Do you control MixEffect using Companion and a Stream Deck, or with the app itself? The ease of use of the Rodecaster Video with the pre-built Scenes is what really sold me on this. It’s so much simpler and gives me consistent results, which is a huge plus!

@ Yes, I am controlling MixEffect in that exact fashion. I build my Supersource layouts, basically the scenes, in MixEffect. So much simpler and more flexible to build custom Supersource layouts than in the Atem Software Control. ZoomISO is an awesome tool combined with the Sonnet enclosure & Decklink card. I’m using a Zoom Pro account at the moment. Been thinking about the Enterprise solution you spoke of in the video. Thanks again. Have a great day.

​@@QuikTechSolutions Thanks for sharing your workflow! It'll be exciting to see other manufacturers (especially Blackmagic Design) dive deep, and integrate native scene/supersource building capabilities like this, eliminating the need for third-party solutions. The future of live production looks promising!

100% agree! Yes, the scene builder functionality is incredible. Having those 7 super-sources with multiple video inputs really takes production capabilities to the next level. As of now, the Rodecaster Video is unmatched in this space!

Glad you found this video helpful! There are many ways to make this happen, depending upon your platform and setup..Look forward to connecting.

That's amazing! I'm always looking for talented editors to collaborate with. Will keep in mind

@@dfwlivestream I'll like to contact you via email so i can share my portfolio and we can talk more about it. Please whats your email?

@@dfwlivestream Yes. please check your email. i sent my portfolio

Will keep in mind.. thanks!!

Thanks for watching! I hope you found some helpful tips in there.

@@dfwlivestream hey there I sent you an email. I hope you spent some time to check it. Thank you!

Thanks for reaching out. I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue. While I haven't encountered this specific problem myself, I can suggest a few troubleshooting steps: 1. Ensure you're running the latest versions of both Wirecast (currently 16.3.1) and Zoom. Zoom updates frequently, so double-check for any new versions. 2. Review your system settings and confirm that both Zoom and Wirecast have all necessary permissions. 3. If the problem persists, try uninstalling and reinstalling Wirecast. Make sure to note down your license number before uninstalling. When exactly does the error occur? Does it happen immediately upon trying to join a meeting, or at a specific point during the process? If these steps don't resolve the issue, it might be worth reaching out to Wirecast's community forums for additional support while waiting for an official response. They should reply within a certain period of time based on your subscription level. Let me know how it goes! I look forward to hearing/seeing it in action. Good luck!

Thank you for your detailed questions! I'm happy to clarify the process for you. Let me address each of your points: 1. Host permissions: You're correct that Wirecast does join the Zoom call, and as the host, you need to allow Wirecast to enter the meeting. However, Wirecast doesn't sign into your Zoom account directly. Instead, you set up the Zoom meeting separately, and then use Wirecast to join as a participant, which you'll need to approve as the host. 2. Joining the meeting: Participants join the Zoom meeting in the regular way, using the standard Zoom meeting ID and password. Wirecast doesn't generate any invitation links or change how people join the call. 3. Host setup: As the host, you're actually using both the Zoom application and Wirecast simultaneously. You start the Zoom meeting as usual, then use Wirecast to join the call and capture the Zoom window for streaming. 4. Wirecast integration: Participants don't automatically enter the Wirecast studio canvas. They're just joining a normal Zoom call. On your end, you're using Wirecast to capture the Zoom window, which allows you to arrange the video feeds in your stream layout. 5. Arranging participants: You're correct that once you've captured the Zoom call in Wirecast, you can arrange participants into different placeholders (like A, B, C, SS) within your Wirecast layout. The key thing to remember is that for participants, this is just a normal Zoom meeting. The only difference they might notice is a notification that the meeting is being live-streamed. All the Wirecast magic happens on your end as the host, without changing the Zoom experience for your participants. I hope this clarifies the process for you! Let me know if you have any other questions.