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This web site reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
In the past, to get Zoom into vMix, you had to use screen capture (NVIDIA Share/Display Capture) or join Zoom on a second computer and send it via HDMI. This was unreliable, low quality, and messy.
The Zoom Plugin for vMix changes this by turning vMix into a "virtual participant" in your Zoom call. It receives up to 8 individual video feeds (and active speaker) from Zoom via your network and presents them as selectable NDI sources inside vMix.
To achieve the "full" experience (individual control, 1080p resolution, isolated audio), follow this step-by-step: zoom plugin for vmix full
Step 1: Install Zoom ISO Client You must download the specific "Zoom ISO" client from the Zoom website, not the standard consumer version.
Step 2: Enable NDI in Zoom
Step 3: Configure vMix
What "Full" Access Looks Like:
For audio isolation, combining NDI video (from Zoom ISO) with virtual audio cables allows you to route each Zoom guest to a different vMix audio bus. While not a single plugin, this creates a "full" matrix.