Remote attendees will be able to view the video feeds of all enabled cameras (up to three) from the Zoom Room if they are using the Gallery, Side-by-Side, or Thumbnail views. How remote attendees experience Multi-Camera mode Use the available options to configure the camera feeds.Start or join the meeting from your Zoom Rooms controller.How to use Multi-Camera mode in a Zoom Room Note: enabling this setting will automatically disable Smart Gallery (Multi-Stream) mode. (Optional) If you are editing a specific Zoom Room in the location hierarchy you can set the Camera presets after enabling Multi-Camera mode.Choose which cameras you would like to enable and select the Default camera mode from the drop down window.Click the Account Profile tab and scroll down to the Devices heading, then click the toggle next to Allow Multi-Camera Mode.For this example, click Account Settings. You can use the Zoom Rooms location hierarchy to enable Multi-Camera mode from the account, location, or room settings.Click Room Management, then click Zoom Rooms.

Account owner, admin, or role with edit access to Zoom Rooms.Zoom Rooms Controller for Android: version 5.8.0 or higher.Zoom Rooms Controller for iOS: version 5.8.0 or higher.Currently only supported on Poly G7500 devices other Zoom Rooms Appliances will be supported in the future.Zoom Rooms for Appliances: version 5.10.0 or higher.Zoom Rooms for Windows: version 5.8.0 or higher.Zoom Rooms for macOS: version 5.8.0 or higher.Prerequisites for using Multi-Camera view in Zoom Rooms How remote attendees experience Multi-Camera mode.How to use Multi-Camera mode in a meeting.Note: Currently, a Zoom Room cannot use Smart Gallery (Multi-Stream) and Multi-Camera mode simultaneously. You can use the cameras to better capture in-room participants or provide different viewing angles of the room. Multi-Camera mode allows you to enable multiple cameras simultaneously from a single conference room.

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