The built-in features are targeted towards Streamers (hence its name), with Game Capture, Twitch, Twitter, YouTube functions. The Stream Deck (SD) control software is pretty extensible. I’ve opted to use the internal URL structure that KM uses, and not sacrifice a global key combination to trigger these functions. I believe you also have to enable all the macros after import, as the default is to disable imported macros.Īfter importing and activating the macros, find the kmtrigger:// URL for each one you’ll use these URLs in Stream Deck. It should create a new group on the left, called Zoom. Save that file and import it using the KM file menu: Import Macros Safely. To make it easier to duplicate this setup, I’ve uploaded the KM Macros to GitHub here: I was already using KM for other purposes, but any application that can send a targeted shortcut will do. By using the targeted shortcut that KM can execute: it doesn’t matter if the Zoom client is not the focus window. I’ve programmed the SD keys to call Keyboard Maestro (KM), and KM will target Zoom and send a shortcut.
These buttons work with a combination of the Stream Deck software and Keyboard Maestro. Combination of Stream Deck + Keyboard Maestro
I’ll explain how to get here in the rest of this post. Bottom 2 buttons should be obvious: toggles for mute and video.
Top left is a Zoom window focus button, which brings up the Zoom client to focus. In the lower-left corner are the 4 Zoom shortcuts I’ve been using. I love my new little productivity optimization with this Stream Deck.The zoom client can be buried under other windows and I can still quickly control mute, video, and leaving the meetings – without finding the client 😃 #writeupcoming /PZRKlsGuRH- Martijn Smit March 10, 2020
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