Enable Raw Data Entitlement for Meeting SDK (Linux)

Video SDK
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Hi Zoom Developer Support Team,

We are developing an AI Meeting Assistant / Streaming Avatar Bot using the Zoom Meeting SDK for Linux (C++). Our bot joins meetings as a custom participant to process raw participant audio (IZoomSDKAudioRawDataDelegate) and send synthesized camera/microphone frames (IZoomSDKVideoSource / setExternalAudioSource)[cite: 1, 12].

During bot initialization, our implementation checks HasRawdataLicense() / raw data privileges before subscribing to media streams[cite: 1, 12]. To ensure full raw video and audio access without encountering MobileRTCRawData_No_License or missing raw data permissions, we kindly request you to enable the Raw Data Entitlement for our application[cite: 1, 12].

App & Account Details:

  • App Name: General app 898 (or your desired bot app name)

  • Client ID / SDK Key: OFVDe6KKTTytihi0wrjyQ

  • App Type: General App (User Managed)[cite: 9]

  • Target Platform: Linux (x86_64 C++ Meeting SDK Sidecar)[cite: 1, 12]

  • Authentication Method: SDK JWT[cite: 1, 12]

  • Use Case: Headless AI avatar bridge — capturing real-time PCM participant audio to generate synchronized AI responses, and publishing I420 raw video frames and PCM audio back into the Zoom meeting via IZoomSDKVideoSource and Virtual Microphone[cite: 1, 12].

Please let us know if you need any additional information to enable this entitlement on our Client ID.

Thank you for your assistance!

Best regards,

Engineering Team

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Zoom shouldn’t need to enable a new Raw Data Entitlement for this Linux Meeting SDK flow. Zoom staff recently clarified that HasRawdataLicense/raw-data licensing is a legacy model. For receiving participant media, follow the current Linux raw-data flow: join the meeting fully, obtain the required recording privilege, call StartRawRecording, then subscribe to the audio/video raw-data delegates.

If you’d rather avoid maintaining the Linux Meeting SDK bot stack directly, Recall.ai’s Meeting Bot API handles Zoom meeting media ingestion and bot infrastructure.