How to use OBS Virtual Camera and Zoom to share your slides

📥 Copy my slide layouts for video conferencing: markuspresents.com/obs 🎬 Watch next: kzbin.info/aero/PLwYEDKReXUvrsa2DiMbMpoL9nLwMdRLuz

[@RobJagerPlumProductions]

Super helpful. This is what I was looking for. Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

[@smartdrivetest]

Hi Markus - thank you for these great videos. You're right about having different scenes when you're presenting. I do a live stream every week and it was just the slide with the picture-in-picture. As soon as I started the slide presentation, viewers just clicked off and did something else until I returned with the live Q & A. I'm certain this is going to increase engagement. And you're correct about using the image slide show - it's all in OBS and much easier to control when you're in Zoom. Thank you for helping to make virtual presentations more interesting. Cheers Rick

Thank you! And I hope you do your live streams directly with OBS Studio, instead of via Zoom!

[@smartdrivetest]

@ - I do my friend. Everything is in OBS, when stream to KZbin. Thank you for the information. All the best, Cheers Rick

[@Spirexsl]

Thank you very much for your great video. I was looking for something like this for months. I greatly appreciate your work 👌

Thanks for watching!

[@GameSlimeOG]

Hi Markus. Great tutorial. I had a question. How do you retain what slide you are on when you switch scenes?

[@rohitupadhyaytech]

Thanks Markus for this wonderful content. Can you also guide me how I can use my Pen tab to write over these slides with the same setup.

[@professor_ricardo_castro]

Thanks a lot for this great and straightforward explanation! It will help me a lot!!

Thanks for watching!

[@rodscher9874]

Great video - very useful! Quick question: If you're not using OBS to aid in a livestream or videoconference, but just to create a video, would you use Zoom at all? Couldn't you do everything you need to do just in OBS and create your finished video within that?

Yes that's right. Just hit record in OBS Studio itself and you got a very high-quality recording!

[@gamer-tf2pe]

Really nice video thank you for this amazing content! You just gained a subscriber

Thanks for watching, and welcome aboard!

[@DesertCharleyVideos]

I subscribed. Can’t wait to try these on my channel, thank you!

Thanks for watching!

[@dandan_mushi]

Gostei, muito bom

[@PatrickVanRenterghem]

Can you also integrate somebody else's webcam, or even better 2 participant webcams, in a scene ??

Theoretically you could add any portion of a Zoom window with a Window Capture in OBS. However, I've never been able to make this stable.

[@PatrickVanRenterghem]

​@ And with "stable" you mean that the Zoom window may change when somebody starts or stops screen sharing, and messes up the setup ? But you could have a second webcam stream coming in (if the user's laptop allows multiple usage of the same webcam, or if your bandwith is high enough to allow a 2nd webcam stream) via e.g. Streamyard or MelonApp, and capture the webcam part of that window, right ? I'm asking because I would like to run a hybrid panel discussion with some panelists in the room and with some in remote parts of the world.

In my case the setup worked for a few minutes, then not. Unstable like that. Those web based streaming tools are a lot easier than OBS when it comes to guests.

[@PatrickVanRenterghem]

@ True, but neither Streamyard, Melon or Livestorm (there must be others) have the flexibility that OBS offers. There is some room for improvement in these cloud-based broadcasting studio environments, e.g. resizing and positioning webcams of guests, etc. To be continued ...

[@yourcapecod]

Love your OBS videos, Can you edit 2 clips together on OBS, or edit in general?

Not really. You'll need a separate video editor for that.

[@robinwieske182]

Hi there, great video. Is it also possible to include another persons webcam into obs when we are doing a video conference? How would that be possible?

See my comment on the other video.

[@luciego8441]

That's so cool!!!! I also always wondered about is whether there is a way for you as a speaker to advance the slides when someone else is presenting on their screen. The whole "Next. Next. Next" is very boring. What do you think?

I'm not sure I understand your question. If someone else is presenting, of course you can advance your own slides. But if you're not presenting, I'm not sure what that would accomplish. What am I missing?

[@SThompsonRAMM_1203]

I am definitely late to the party but I am a video tech that works with a speaker that travels a lot and we work together as a team. It is important that you understand what the speaker wants to show, and when, and follow some sort of script so you know when to advance the next slide. This is usually done with keywords within the presentation. We often do venues with multiple screens, usually a screen on each side of a room. If the speaker is reading or talking about something on the screen I hang out on that slide. When he wants me to advance to the next slide he will turn and look at the other screen. Running a presentation in this manner is not only rewarding for the audience but for me as a tech.

[@josuemarbach]

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

[@IBNED]

Quick question...after you record your audio and video just the way you want can you make into a you tube video? Thanks

You certainly can. But I strongly recommend doing the recoding on OBS and not on Zoom. The quality is far superior. Just add a mic in OBS. Unless you have other people on the call that you want to record, then you need to do it in Zoom of course.

[@IBNED]

@ Thanks so much...I have a nice Re-20 for audio and a guality mixer. I am also using a Microsoft life cam HD 6000 for video. Can you edit audio and then place it back on the video time line in segments to match the video.? Thanks so much for responding. Most people NEVER respond to anything

@@IBNED Yes you can certainly do that in your video editor. That's in fact what I do; I record almost all my videos with OBS. But another, perhaps better alternative is to add an audio delay via the advanced audio options in OBS. For recording that's all you need. If you also want to do it from OBS to Zoom, watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/amiXc5mrfr6nfJY

[@LisaGelhaus]

Hey Markus, Is there a way to get my remote clicker to advance the slides?

Yes I believe so! If you're using the built-in slideshow, just go into the hotkeys as described at the end of the video. Select Next Slide, and click the remote. That should work! And if you're using the PowerPoint window capture method, the remote should work in PowerPoint directly.

[@chermelwilliams9357]

how can i see my speaker notes from pp presentation?

[@CentreForPranicHealing]

Tried this thrice. Just doesn't seem to work. The Zoom app maxes out the CPU usage and then crashes. No idea why this causes Zoom to become so unstable.

[@AndrewCharalambous-ns4jd]

Dont but the classes - the website is useless and he does not repond to emails

I'm sorry it didn't work for you!

[@AndrewCharalambous-ns4jd]

It's ok, I got my money back!

[@luckysusan678]

Thank You!

Thanks for watching!