Zoom should now be getting any audio that OBS is producing or processing. To 'wire' the output of OBS into Zoom, drag a wire out of the 'OBS Monitor' object's 'monitor_FL' and 'monitor_FR' ports over to the Zoom input ports. You should see Zoom and an OBS objects on the graph. You'll likely need to resize the window and drag the objects around to untangle the mess of wires. You'll now get a display of all the inputs/outputs on your system, with lines between them showing what is routed to what. Run qjackctl and click on the 'graph' button.

There are a few other utilities you could use to do this - I use qjackctl because I am familiar with it.įire up OBS. This is a utility that enables you to graphically see and configure the 'wiring diagram' between audio inputs (sinks) and outputs (sources). Then in a terminal execute sudo modprobe v4l2loopback to load the module so OBS can see it). For fedora you need to get this from the RPM Fusion repo. (I.e., install the v4l2loopback package appropriate for your distro. I did first set up the virtual video camera for use in Zoom, as per many posts on the internet. But I assume this will work on any distro running PipeWire.

I am on a fresh install of fedora-35, KDE spin running X11 display server. Having spent the entire afternoon working on this, and not coming across a direct solution that matched what worked for me I thought I'd post here in case it helps others.

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