Click the arrow to expand the task tray, and you should see the NDI Virtual Input icon. NDI Virtual Output will appear in the task tray at the bottom right corner of the screen. If you properly installed the software, it should pop up in the search results. In the search bar, enter NDI Virtual Input. To do this, click the Windows icon in the Start Menu. Next, take a look at the Newtek NDI Virtual Input.At the bottom left corner, click the headphones icon to toggle on or off. To do that, click on the cog icon on the input. Consider turning down the Microphone volume to prevent you from hearing on your voice. If you set up a different Bus, you could either select A or B, or right-click on it to select other Buses that you have available or enabled in vMix. This will send the audio output by the A Bus in NDI into Zoom. Activate the BusA button on the audio inputs you want to send to Zoom, such as your Microphone input. Go to the Audio Mixer in the bottom right corner.Within the Settings, click Audio Outputs.Using BusA audio means you can control what audio is being sent back to Zoom, avoiding any sort of audio feedback. Then, click the gear icon next to the NDI button.The button should turn green, and it should say NDI On. Under Output 1, turn NDI by ticking the NDI button. The next step is to make the vMix output available on the local network via NDI. Click Settings in the top right corner.This works with pretty much most versions of Windows, and will offer the best performance. The screen capture method will allow you to capture your full screen display from a second monitor. This will then capture the Zoom display monitor into vMix or capturing the Zoom window. This will route the Zoom audio using the VB audio cable.
This will make it available to Zoom using the NDI Virtual Input. You’ll be sending out your vMix NDI output. Here’s a rundown of what the process entails: (preferred, but there is an option if this isn't possible) Two separate displays connected to the same graphics card.Newtek's NDI Tool Pack, which contains the NDI Virtual Input program.To get the process started, you’ll need to download software from the internet. VB-Cable Virtual Audio Device software - Latest version of Newtek's NDI Tool Pack which contains the NDI Virtual Input program we will be using in this guide. So, it can be highly beneficial to learn how to do it on your one computer, possibly using multiple monitors for the best possible viewer experience. However, this may not be feasible for every user. Ideally, to add Zoom to your video production, you want to run the application on a separate computer. Scroll down to watch or read about how you can import a live zoom call into your next live video production! Ever wanted to interview a guest live on your program? Using vMix and zoom, you can use a virtual set + interview a guest live at the same time!
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