We’re prototyping a live AI real-time analitycs built on the Zoom Meeting SDK and would like to stream raw audio (via onMixedAudioRawDataReceived or similar). Documentation mentions that Raw Data requires an explicit enablement on the account. Could you clarify whether Business/Education/Enterprise licenses still need a separate approval, or if there’s any plan to let Meeting SDK apps access raw audio without opening a support ticket?
Thanks in advance for any guidance or official confirmation.
Hi @lizache, Zoom staff has confirmed that Meeting SDK apps can access raw audio/video as long as the host has an appropriate paid license and the app has the correct in-meeting permissions
To get onMixedAudioRawDataReceived working, have your Meeting SDK user join the meeting with host/co-host or local recording permission (or a Zoom join token for local recording) and follow the platform-specific Use raw data guide. On Business/Education/Enterprise plans there is no additional approval required beyond these privileges
Thanks for the clarification! Quick follow-up question: Is the Pro plan sufficient for this functionality, or does it specifically require Business/Education/Enterprise plans as mentioned?
I need to understand if onMixedAudioRawDataReceived will work with a Pro license or if we need to upgrade to access raw audio data through the Meeting SDK.