Hi, I will be doing a hybrid event next month with 6 interpreters, with only 3 different languages output.

The main channel/floor will be a mix of english/french/spanish.

the 6 interpreters will be as followed :
english - french

spanish - french

french - english

spanish - english

english - spanish

french - spanish

If I understand zoom capabilities correctly, two interpreters will share the same channel.

ex : english - spanish and french - spanish will share the same ''spanish output channel''

Since they do not target the same language, they shouldn't talk over each other right ?

What about when the floor is speaking spanish, are the interpreters able to select the floor sound as their output as I also need to send the 3 interpretation output channels to a bosch integrus sytem for the in-person attendees?

I don't want the in person attendees to keep switching in between channels.

let me know if there is something i am missing.

thank you,

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