Andy Carluccio from Zoom will join the Office Hours panel to share the latest news for ZoomISO, ZoomOSC, and Tiles. Be sure to bring your questions about Zoom production tools!

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00:00 Intro
16:45 Currently 1080p is limited to Business and Enterprise plans. Is there any talk of enabling 1080p on Pro plans or incorporating a "Pro+" tier that falls between the Business and Pro plans?
17:18 I use Audiomovers Inject to route DAW audio to the "ZoomAudioDevice" on macOS. Is there any way to override the client switching audio output devices when enabling screen sharing? ([link])
18:21 Andy the site says to ask about this, what clothes work best with the technology in Zoom?
19:59 Andy, you talked about going to USITT in the past. How was it this year and what did Zoom bring to the show for OH people and what they do? Thanks
21:38 Is there an easy way to associate a lower-third name tag with a Zoom Meeting attendee feeding out of Zoom ISO?
22:25 Given Zoom works flawlessly on Linux - any plans for ZoomISO on Linux ?
23:26 Are there environments and workflows that ISO, OSC, and Tiles would work together, or are they designed more to be independent systems?
24:39 Is there a way to pre-approve ZoomISO for streaming a Zoom Meeting? Trying to avoid the host request for streaming from Zoom ISO. Thanks!
25:42 Andy - Thankyou - I have been asking for the Interpretation export for two years.....I love it!
30:20 For ZoomISO, is there any update regarding Screen Share audio arriving separately from the Participant's microphone audio?
31:15 How does the client experience of interpretation work? Would the Zoom client on a phone work as a listening device for an in-room event where the user can choose the desired language in a webinar like experience?
32:09 So I can just choose Klingon, output that to DANTE or maybe embed a specific language to a specific SDI output, or?
33:03 any chance of shared chat and Q&A for people in a production breakout room and participants in the main meeting?
34:35 given distcc has been around forever (i even ported it to BeOS back in the day), and distributed.net for Rc4/5 crunching too - so the distributed offloading can detect other Zoom "nodes" on the LAN to distribute load/processing ?
35:53 Andy, to tile or to iso. Although Tiles is meant for large events to connect online with audience, it seems Tiles can become part of a production workflow.
40:30 How do the interpreters sign into the meeting/event?
42:25 Any updates to Zoom Rooms ProAV? Will the solution work in Cloud Production?
43:00 How might these new tools be used for an online student awards show (or contest) where a single student out of 100's may need to be found and brought forward for all others to watch? In the past we had to search through all the galleries and pin...
44:19 Is a single instance of Tiles still limited to 49 individuals max?
45:32 How long does it take for APIs to be updated with respect to new features so that third party developers can bring new features into their apps that integrate Zoom?
48:29 Recently zoom released (or perhaps announced) the ability to send an RTMP feed into Zoom Webinars as a camera feed for the host. Asking for a friend -- any talk of this same feature coming to the Meetings side of things?
49:42 Have you had customers that want sign language interpretation at their events even with captioning capability?
50:50 Has there been any thought given to improved onboarding for users who are aiming for higher production value? I sell audio equipment to people that are looking to up their game. They're unaware of the many settings that need to be changed in Zoom.
52:01 Is there an easier way to achieve tiles accessibility or is it still a zoom 50 participant account?
53:23 I remember at Zoomtopia someone mentioned the use of the Zoom SDK to transport drone video. How is that done?
54:40 Could zoom offer something like a training account. I would love to setup a zoom tutoring for people who know the basics