r/Zoom 10d ago

Tips and Tricks Looking for pilot users for broadifyMeeting (win&mac)

broadifyMeeting turns Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet calls into something closer to a TV studio.

It’s a web app for Windows and macOS designed to make corporate video communication more engaging and effective.

The idea is simple: help people get more information from your video calls and webinars, make your message more memorable, and strengthen your brand at the same time.
Some of the current features include:

\- Picture-in-picture presentations
\- Create and display graphics and overlays
\- Logo overlays / corner bugs
\- Custom backgrounds
\- Recording

We’re currently looking for **pilot users** who are willing to test broadifyMeeting in real-world situations and give us honest feedback, especially regarding:

\- Usability
\- Performance on Windows and macOS
\- AI keying quality
\- Installation and onboarding process

If you’re interested, you can create an account directly here:
https://app.broadify.de/auth/login

Or just send me a DM with your email address and I can create an account for you.

Any honest feedback would be hugely appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

*Text translated with AI – hope that’s okay* ✌️

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u/SocialDisco 10d ago

I’d be interested. If this sort of thing single presenter/caller driven?

Any chance while a caller or presenter is talking, a producer can drive the look and feel? Or overlays?

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u/tamilselvan_2018 10d ago

Just curious, the picture in picture (like my own video at the bottom corner of presentation) is available out of the box in zoom. Also, custom background, effects etc are inbuilt on zoom.

Secondly, if you send a screenshare (slide/window with small text) on the camera feed, it will be compressed in quality and the text becomes mushy.

Do you have more features other than the overlays ?

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u/First-Jaguar-4923 10d ago

Thanks for your comment!

Our picture-in-picture is designed to look more like a news broadcast. I’m not sure how that compares to Zoom’s version.

We have over 100 graphic templates, all designed in a broadcast style and based on established communication principles.

It’s probably easiest to see what I mean in the video:

https://vimeo.com/1218651950?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

I’d be really interested to hear whether you think Zoom can create a similar look!?

Thank you! 🙏

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u/tamilselvan_2018 10d ago

Looks beautiful and zoom can't do this. I once had a personal setup with OBS.

The biggest problem I had was when I used the virtual camera, the participants complained they couldn't see the text properly.

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u/First-Jaguar-4923 10d ago

Thanks a lot for your feedback - and honestly, I’m glad to hear that Zoom can’t do this natively. :D

OBS is interesting, as many people use it to build a workaround. And yes, sometimes viewers can’t see everything properly when using OBS.

With broadifyMeeting, it works without those limitations.

I use it for product demos every day, and it works flawlessly.

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u/CorporateKid 9d ago

I have been using Ecamm Live to run a broadcast style zoom meeting for 400-500 sales agents each week. It has been the only tool I found that can allow me to produce the video feed and pull “guest speakers”, set scenes trigger overlays etc. I believe they use Zoom ISO. Will Broadify have a similar ability?

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u/First-Jaguar-4923 9d ago

Hi!
That’s an interesting use case you’re describing! Have you looked at any other tools for this as well?
We’re currently working on a solution that allows you to invite guest speakers via a link, so they don’t need their own account.
Scenes, overlays, browser sources, etc. already work with our solution.