CLOUDflex Broadcast has integrated ZoomISO Cloud into its platform, enabling production teams to deploy Linux containers for remote Zoom contributions. The integration supports NDI routing, allowing operators to incorporate remote participant audio and video into existing cloud-based production workflows.
This integration addresses the friction of bringing high-quality remote guests into professional cloud production environments by eliminating complex hardware bridges. By utilizing Linux containers and NDI routing, CLOUDflex allows engineers to treat remote Zoom participants as local sources, reducing latency and setup time for live broadcasts. As more media pipelines shift to software-defined infrastructure, this move signals a broader industry trend toward interoperable, containerized production tools that leverage existing consumer communication platforms. Watch for whether other cloud production platforms adopt similar containerized integrations to compete with this streamlined deployment model.
CLOUDflex has integrated ZoomISO Cloud, enabling production teams to deploy Linux containers for remote contributions within minutes. By using NDI routing, operators can pull isolated participant audio and video directly into cloud production environments. This integration eliminates complex hardware bridges, allowing engineers to treat remote Zoom guests as local sources.
The integration allows production teams to deploy ZoomISO Cloud Linux containers within the CLOUDflex platform. It uses NDI to route isolated participant feeds into compatible cloud production tools while guests continue to use the standard Zoom interface.
To activate the service, users must have either a Zoom Events Hub Host seat or the Zoom Enhanced Media Add-On.
Pricing is based on a hosting-fee model where customers pay CLOUDflex for active hours of usage while providing their own Zoom licenses.
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