10-09-2020, 12:33 PM
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I'm trying to get my head around why one would want to go this route.
Any audio stream one would feed into zoom will be drastically 'out of sync' with the video. Be it the audio from zoom itself or any other source. It's been tried and failed with several programs/apps. People have done live broadcasting through e.g. OBS with jamulus audio and zoom video, needing to significantly delay the audio stream to get somewhere near an acceptable viewing experience.
Jamkazam has however, build-in video and with the latest updates (and a proper network setup) this can work just fine for e.g. teaching and playing with smaller groups. This would mean that the peer(s) in the session would also run Jamkazam. And that is basically what Jamkazam has/is being developed for.
I'm trying to get my head around why one would want to go this route.
Any audio stream one would feed into zoom will be drastically 'out of sync' with the video. Be it the audio from zoom itself or any other source. It's been tried and failed with several programs/apps. People have done live broadcasting through e.g. OBS with jamulus audio and zoom video, needing to significantly delay the audio stream to get somewhere near an acceptable viewing experience.
Jamkazam has however, build-in video and with the latest updates (and a proper network setup) this can work just fine for e.g. teaching and playing with smaller groups. This would mean that the peer(s) in the session would also run Jamkazam. And that is basically what Jamkazam has/is being developed for.