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# Connecting Zoom to Samba via OBS (Virtual event)

{% hint style="warning" %}
It's strongly recommended to use a Desktop/PC which:

* Has, at least, two screen displays (prevents video overlap).
* Is not active in the Zoom meeting (prevents audio mixing issues).
  {% endhint %}

In order to connect the audio of Zoom to Samba, a virtual cable (A or B) has to be installed. This can be downloaded for free and is attached in the folder. Only VB Cable A will be necessary.

### Video

1. Open the Zoom meeting.
2. Open OBS on a different screen than where the Zoom meeting is opened.
3. Add 'Display Capture' in 'Sources'.\
   ![](/files/PpmU709wpeo18viJs9Ai)
4. Name the source 'Zoom (Display) Capture' and press 'OK'.
5. Capture the display which displays the Zoom meeting and press 'OK'.![](/files/Ar4RPeLArNDGYRqp6lol)
6. Click on 'Start Virtual Camera'. \
   ![](/files/NQmN03YX8vY6wFgdC1gq)

### Audio

1. In OBS, add 'Audio Output Capture' as a 'Source'.\
   ![](/files/1S3QJsS7TDuWPLHej3AH)
2. Leave the name as 'Audio Capture Device' and press OK.
3. Select the audio output device which captures the Zoom meeting sound; often it's the speakers of the Desktop/PC and press 'OK' (this should be the same audio device as the audio output Zoom connects to).\
   ![](/files/QSRP9yG52JoAqDwOTnsP)
4. For 'Audio Mixer', select the cogwheel below the 'Audio Output Capture' and select 'Advanced Audio Properties'.\
   ![](/files/4s4oZG3Bt3WZ0xFtxNBL)
5. Select 'Monitor and Output' at 'Audio Monitoring' for 'Audio Output Capture'.![](/files/xdLJHgvIXO4Af2Ih51hO)
6. Close the pop-up window.
7. Hover to 'Settings', 'Audio', 'Advanced', 'Monitoring Device' and select the virtual cable 'CABLE-A Input (VB-Audio Cable A)'.\
   ![](/files/vAiS74oNMWP9R2m0mjpz)
8. Close the window and save your changes.

Once video and audio have been set up, follow these final steps:

1. Enter the Samba Meeting room (not displayed on the screen where Zoom is opened).
2. Select 'OBS Virtual Camera' as a camera source.
3. Select 'Communications - CABLE-A Input (VB-Audio Cable A)' for a microphone.

From now on, everyone in the Samba room can see and hear your display and sound. Make sure no other audio tracks are playing on the computer - otherwise, these can also be heard in the Samba room.


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