2023-12-2302:08 AM - last edited on 2024-01-0812:30 PM by RN
I work with a Blackmagix Atem Mini Pro, which is selected as a video camera. My Panasonic Lumix camera goes into this. This performance has worked wonderfully with Zoom for over two years. But suddenly I have a blue filter over the zoom image with the same configuration (https://dsc.cloud/581060/2023-12-23_10-59-10). The configuration works perfectly with Facetime, Teams and others, but not with Zoom. Uninstalling the Zoom client on Mac and reinstalling it did not bring any changes: Firmware updates on the Atem Mini Pro and the Lumix did not bring any changes. I am at a loss. Does anyone have any tips?
There was a glitch in Zoom’s video processing of ATEM video signals on version 5.17.0 for Mac users – I don’t think Windows was affected. It might have been resolved with a back-end update, or there’s a way to find the prior version of Zoom – see the answer to this Community post.
A mi me ocurre lo mismo, es una especie de filtro que cambia colores cálidos por azul en la ultima actualización. Necesito una solución porque no he conseguido solucionarlo. gracias
Zoom Desktop Client 5.17.1 is now available, and it resolves the red/blue channel inversion and correctly maps the color range of Blackmagic USB Webcam devices (resolving the "crushed" blacks and "blown out" whites often seen in other sofware / older versions of Zoom with Blackmagic devices like the ATEM).
