You could probably do this using Touch Designer. It would manage the GET request, then re parse the text into a suitable OSC string (you can already dynamically alter text sources via OSC).

I can’t imagine this becoming an “off the shelf” fix or feature, but it’s a good geek quest!

Your video app of choice, with either an NDI or Syphon screen capture program picking it up. You’ll have to deal with the audio separately.

Better still to have the call on a separate machine, and use a hardware capture device.

Not possible in the sense you’re thinking of. But you can do a lot of creative “transitions” by using envelopes on opacity and transforms.

Basic zoom doesn’t use stream keys in that way. You may not need OBS at all, have a look for a bit of software called “camtwist”. This allows you to pick a syphon source (Resolume!) and then presents itself to the system like a webcam. Zoom can “see” camtwist” as a usable source. I hosted a family q...

DXV files are indeed huge. That’s the small sacrifice for the stability and speed.

Look up “envelopes” in the manual and then have a play. Not precisely the same but a very powerful tool.

I’m guessing Arvol will say Touch Designer? I’ve started using a combination of that and Companion. Companion being the initial trigger (simple messages). Touch designer listening to companion and then sending multiple messages as needed.

I believe this post has hit on some nailed on genius. Well done chaps.

I don’t think I so. I don’t think decks really “exist” until you switch to them.

Drop a “chroma key” effect onto your rain clip and have a play with the settings.

You might (will) get better results if you use a rain clip with an alpha channel rather than a green background.