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Zoom Video SDK for Windows - C++ integration for video sessions, raw audio/video capture, screen sharing, recording, and real-time communication
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Expert guidance for developing with the Zoom Video SDK on Windows. This SDK enables custom video applications, raw media capture/injection, cloud recording, live streaming, and real-time transcription on Windows platforms.
Official Documentation: https://developers.zoom.us/docs/video-sdk/windows/ (opens in a new tab) API Reference: https://marketplacefront.zoom.us/sdk/custom/windows/ (opens in a new tab) Sample Repository: https://github.com/zoom/videosdk-windows-rawdata-sample (opens in a new tab)
New to Video SDK? Follow this path:
Reference:
Having issues?
onUserVideoStatusChanged)Building a Custom UI?
The Zoom Video SDK for Windows is a C++ library that provides:
Install these workloads via Visual Studio Installer:
Desktop development with C++
.NET desktop development (for C# applications)
#include <windows.h>
#include "zoom_video_sdk_api.h"
#include "zoom_video_sdk_interface.h"
#include "zoom_video_sdk_delegate_interface.h"
USING_ZOOM_VIDEO_SDK_NAMESPACE
// 1. Create SDK object
IZoomVideoSDK* video_sdk_obj = CreateZoomVideoSDKObj();
// 2. Initialize
ZoomVideoSDKInitParams init_params;
init_params.domain = L"https://zoom.us";
init_params.enableLog = true;
init_params.logFilePrefix = L"zoom_win_video";
init_params.videoRawDataMemoryMode = ZoomVideoSDKRawDataMemoryModeHeap;
init_params.shareRawDataMemoryMode = ZoomVideoSDKRawDataMemoryModeHeap;
init_params.audioRawDataMemoryMode = ZoomVideoSDKRawDataMemoryModeHeap;
ZoomVideoSDKErrors err = video_sdk_obj->initialize(init_params);
// 3. Add event listener
video_sdk_obj->addListener(myDelegate);
// 4. Join session (IMPORTANT: set audioOption.connect = false)
ZoomVideoSDKSessionContext session_context;
session_context.sessionName = L"my-session";
session_context.userName = L"Windows User";
session_context.token = L"your-jwt-token";
session_context.videoOption.localVideoOn = false;
session_context.audioOption.connect = false; // Connect audio after join
session_context.audioOption.mute = true;
IZoomVideoSDKSession* session = video_sdk_obj->joinSession(session_context);
// 5. CRITICAL: Add Windows message pump for callbacks to work
bool running = true;
while (running) {
// Process Windows messages (required for SDK callbacks)
MSG msg;
while (PeekMessage(&msg, NULL, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE)) {
TranslateMessage(&msg);
DispatchMessage(&msg);
}
// Your application logic here
Sleep(10);
}using ZoomVideoSDK;
var sdkManager = new ZoomSDKManager();
sdkManager.Initialize();
sdkManager.JoinSession("my-session", "jwt-token", "User Name", "");| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Session Management | Join, leave, and manage video sessions |
| Raw Video (YUV I420) | Capture and inject raw video frames |
| Raw Audio (PCM) | Capture and inject raw audio data |
| Screen Sharing | Share screens or custom content |
| Cloud Recording | Record sessions to Zoom cloud |
| Live Streaming | Stream to RTMP endpoints |
| Chat | Send/receive chat messages |
| Command Channel | Custom command messaging |
| Live Transcription | Real-time speech-to-text |
| C# Support | Full .NET Framework integration |
Official Repository: https://github.com/zoom/videosdk-windows-rawdata-sample (opens in a new tab)
| Sample | Description |
|---|---|
| VSDK_SkeletonDemo | Minimal session join - start here |
| VSDK_getRawVideo | Capture YUV420 video frames |
| VSDK_getRawAudio | Capture PCM audio |
| VSDK_sendRawVideo | Inject custom video (virtual camera) |
| VSDK_sendRawAudio | Inject custom audio (virtual mic) |
| VSDK_CloudRecording | Cloud recording control |
| VSDK_CommandChannel | Custom command messaging |
| VSDK_TranscriptionAndTranslation | Live captions |
See complete guide: Sample Applications Reference (opens in a new tab)
The #1 issue that causes session joins to hang with no callbacks:
All Windows applications using the Zoom SDK MUST process Windows messages. The SDK uses Windows messages to deliver callbacks like onSessionJoin(), onError(), etc.
Problem: Without a message pump, joinSession() appears to succeed but callbacks never fire.
Solution: Add this to your main loop:
while (running) {
// REQUIRED: Process Windows messages
MSG msg;
while (PeekMessage(&msg, NULL, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE)) {
TranslateMessage(&msg);
DispatchMessage(&msg);
}
// Your application logic
Sleep(10);
}Applies to:
GUI applications using WinMain with standard message loop already have this.
Best Practice: Set audioOption.connect = false when joining, then connect audio in the onSessionJoin() callback.
// During join
session_context.audioOption.connect = false; // Don't connect yet
session_context.audioOption.mute = true;
// In onSessionJoin() callback
void onSessionJoin() override {
IZoomVideoSDKAudioHelper* audioHelper = video_sdk_obj->getAudioHelper();
if (audioHelper) {
audioHelper->startAudio(); // Connect now
}
}Why: This pattern is used in all official Zoom samples. It separates session join from audio initialization for better reliability and error handling.
The IZoomVideoSDKDelegate interface has 70+ pure virtual methods. ALL must be implemented, even if empty:
// Required even if you don't use them
void onProxyDetectComplete() override {}
void onUserWhiteboardShareStatusChanged(IZoomVideoSDKUser*, IZoomVideoSDKWhiteboardHelper*) override {}
// ... etcTip: Check the SDK version’s zoom_video_sdk_delegate_interface.h for the complete list. The interface changes between SDK versions.
Always use heap mode for raw data memory:
init_params.videoRawDataMemoryMode = ZoomVideoSDKRawDataMemoryModeHeap;
init_params.shareRawDataMemoryMode = ZoomVideoSDKRawDataMemoryModeHeap;
init_params.audioRawDataMemoryMode = ZoomVideoSDKRawDataMemoryModeHeap;Stack mode can cause issues with large video frames.
SDK callbacks execute on SDK threads, not your main thread:
cleanup() from within callbacksWhen SDK behavior is unexpected, always check the official samples before troubleshooting:
Local samples:
C:\tempsdk\Zoom_VideoSDK_Windows_RawDataDemos\VSDK_SkeletonDemo\ (simplest)C:\tempsdk\sdksamples\zoom-video-sdk-windows-2.4.12\Sample-Libs\x64\demo\Official samples show correct patterns for:
The Zoom SDK provides two different ways to render video. Choose based on your needs.
Best for: Standard applications, clean video quality, ease of implementation
The SDK renders video directly to your HWND. No YUV conversion needed.
// Subscribe to a user's video with Canvas API
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* canvas = user->GetVideoCanvas();
if (canvas) {
ZoomVideoSDKErrors ret = canvas->subscribeWithView(
hwnd, // Your window handle
ZoomVideoSDKVideoAspect_PanAndScan, // Fit to window, may crop
ZoomVideoSDKResolution_Auto // Let SDK choose best resolution
);
if (ret == ZoomVideoSDKErrors_Success) {
// SDK is now rendering directly to your window!
}
}
// Unsubscribe when done
canvas->unSubscribeWithView(hwnd);Advantages:
Example from official .NET sample:
// Self video preview
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* canvas = myself->GetVideoCanvas();
canvas->subscribeWithView(selfVideoHwnd, aspect, resolution);
// Remote user video
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* remoteCanvas = remoteUser->GetVideoCanvas();
remoteCanvas->subscribeWithView(remoteVideoHwnd, aspect, resolution);Video Aspect Options:
ZoomVideoSDKVideoAspect_Original - Letterbox/pillarbox, no croppingZoomVideoSDKVideoAspect_FullFilled - Fill window, may crop edgesZoomVideoSDKVideoAspect_PanAndScan - Smart crop to fill windowZoomVideoSDKVideoAspect_LetterBox - Show full video with black barsResolution Options:
ZoomVideoSDKResolution_90PZoomVideoSDKResolution_180PZoomVideoSDKResolution_360P - Good balanceZoomVideoSDKResolution_720P - HD qualityZoomVideoSDKResolution_1080PZoomVideoSDKResolution_Auto - Let SDK decide (recommended)Best for: Custom video processing, effects, recording, computer vision
You receive raw YUV420 frames and handle rendering yourself.
// 1. Create a delegate to receive frames
class VideoRenderer : public IZoomVideoSDKRawDataPipeDelegate {
public:
void onRawDataFrameReceived(YUVRawDataI420* data) override {
int width = data->GetStreamWidth();
int height = data->GetStreamHeight();
char* yBuffer = data->GetYBuffer();
char* uBuffer = data->GetUBuffer();
char* vBuffer = data->GetVBuffer();
// Convert YUV420 to RGB and render
ConvertYUVToRGB(yBuffer, uBuffer, vBuffer, width, height);
RenderToWindow(rgbBuffer, width, height);
}
void onRawDataStatusChanged(RawDataStatus status) override {
// Handle video on/off
}
};
// 2. Subscribe to raw data
IZoomVideoSDKRawDataPipe* pipe = user->GetVideoPipe();
VideoRenderer* renderer = new VideoRenderer();
pipe->subscribe(ZoomVideoSDKResolution_720P, renderer);YUV420 to RGB Conversion (ITU-R BT.601):
void ConvertYUV420ToRGB(char* yBuffer, char* uBuffer, char* vBuffer,
int width, int height) {
for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) {
for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) {
int yIndex = y * width + x;
int uvIndex = (y / 2) * (width / 2) + (x / 2);
int Y = (unsigned char)yBuffer[yIndex];
int U = (unsigned char)uBuffer[uvIndex];
int V = (unsigned char)vBuffer[uvIndex];
// YUV to RGB conversion
int C = Y - 16;
int D = U - 128;
int E = V - 128;
int R = (298 * C + 409 * E + 128) >> 8;
int G = (298 * C - 100 * D - 208 * E + 128) >> 8;
int B = (298 * C + 516 * D + 128) >> 8;
// Clamp to [0, 255]
R = (R < 0) ? 0 : (R > 255) ? 255 : R;
G = (G < 0) ? 0 : (G > 255) ? 255 : G;
B = (B < 0) ? 0 : (B > 255) ? 255 : B;
// Store RGB (BGR format for Windows)
rgbBuffer[yIndex * 3 + 0] = (unsigned char)B;
rgbBuffer[yIndex * 3 + 1] = (unsigned char)G;
rgbBuffer[yIndex * 3 + 2] = (unsigned char)R;
}
}
}Render with GDI:
void RenderToWindow(unsigned char* rgbBuffer, int width, int height) {
HDC hdc = GetDC(hwnd);
BITMAPINFO bmi = {};
bmi.bmiHeader.biSize = sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER);
bmi.bmiHeader.biWidth = width;
bmi.bmiHeader.biHeight = -height; // Negative for top-down
bmi.bmiHeader.biPlanes = 1;
bmi.bmiHeader.biBitCount = 24; // 24-bit RGB
bmi.bmiHeader.biCompression = BI_RGB;
RECT rect;
GetClientRect(hwnd, &rect);
StretchDIBits(hdc,
0, 0, rect.right, rect.bottom, // Destination
0, 0, width, height, // Source
rgbBuffer, &bmi,
DIB_RGB_COLORS, SRCCOPY);
ReleaseDC(hwnd, hdc);
}Disadvantages:
Use Raw Data When:
Self Video (your own camera):
Option A: Canvas API
IZoomVideoSDKSession* session = sdk->getSessionInfo();
IZoomVideoSDKUser* myself = session->getMyself();
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* canvas = myself->GetVideoCanvas();
canvas->subscribeWithView(selfVideoHwnd, aspect, resolution);Option B: Video Preview (for self only)
IZoomVideoSDKVideoHelper* videoHelper = sdk->getVideoHelper();
videoHelper->startVideo(); // Start transmission
// For preview rendering
videoHelper->startVideoCanvasPreview(selfVideoHwnd, aspect, resolution);Remote Users (other participants):
Canvas API (recommended):
// In onUserJoin callback
void onUserJoin(IZoomVideoSDKUserHelper*, IVideoSDKVector<IZoomVideoSDKUser*>* userList) {
for (int i = 0; i < userList->GetCount(); i++) {
IZoomVideoSDKUser* user = userList->GetItem(i);
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* canvas = user->GetVideoCanvas();
canvas->subscribeWithView(userVideoHwnd, aspect, resolution);
}
}⚠️ CRITICAL: Video subscription must be event-driven and manual.
Key Events:
onSessionJoin - Subscribe to self videoonUserJoin - Subscribe to new remote usersonUserVideoStatusChanged - Re-subscribe when video turns on/offonUserLeave - Unsubscribe and cleanupComplete Pattern:
class MainFrame : public IZoomVideoSDKDelegate {
private:
std::map<IZoomVideoSDKUser*, IZoomVideoSDKCanvas*> subscribedUsers_;
HWND videoWindow_;
public:
void onSessionJoin() override {
// Start your own video
IZoomVideoSDKVideoHelper* videoHelper = sdk->getVideoHelper();
videoHelper->startVideo();
// Subscribe to self video
IZoomVideoSDKUser* myself = sdk->getSessionInfo()->getMyself();
SubscribeToUser(myself);
}
void onUserJoin(IZoomVideoSDKUserHelper*,
IVideoSDKVector<IZoomVideoSDKUser*>* userList) override {
// Get current user to exclude self
IZoomVideoSDKUser* myself = sdk->getSessionInfo()->getMyself();
for (int i = 0; i < userList->GetCount(); i++) {
IZoomVideoSDKUser* user = userList->GetItem(i);
// IMPORTANT: Only subscribe to REMOTE users!
if (user != myself) {
SubscribeToUser(user);
}
}
}
void onUserVideoStatusChanged(IZoomVideoSDKVideoHelper*,
IVideoSDKVector<IZoomVideoSDKUser*>* userList) override {
IZoomVideoSDKUser* myself = sdk->getSessionInfo()->getMyself();
for (int i = 0; i < userList->GetCount(); i++) {
IZoomVideoSDKUser* user = userList->GetItem(i);
if (user != myself) {
// Re-subscribe when video status changes
SubscribeToUser(user);
}
}
}
void onUserLeave(IZoomVideoSDKUserHelper*,
IVideoSDKVector<IZoomVideoSDKUser*>* userList) override {
for (int i = 0; i < userList->GetCount(); i++) {
IZoomVideoSDKUser* user = userList->GetItem(i);
UnsubscribeFromUser(user);
}
}
void onSessionLeave() override {
// Cleanup all subscriptions
for (auto& pair : subscribedUsers_) {
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* canvas = pair.second;
if (canvas) {
canvas->unSubscribeWithView(videoWindow_);
}
}
subscribedUsers_.clear();
}
private:
void SubscribeToUser(IZoomVideoSDKUser* user) {
if (!user || subscribedUsers_.find(user) != subscribedUsers_.end())
return;
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* canvas = user->GetVideoCanvas();
if (canvas) {
ZoomVideoSDKErrors ret = canvas->subscribeWithView(
videoWindow_,
ZoomVideoSDKVideoAspect_PanAndScan,
ZoomVideoSDKResolution_Auto
);
if (ret == ZoomVideoSDKErrors_Success) {
subscribedUsers_[user] = canvas;
}
}
}
void UnsubscribeFromUser(IZoomVideoSDKUser* user) {
auto it = subscribedUsers_.find(user);
if (it != subscribedUsers_.end()) {
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* canvas = it->second;
if (canvas) {
canvas->unSubscribeWithView(videoWindow_);
}
subscribedUsers_.erase(it);
}
}
};Key Points:
CRITICAL: Screen share subscription uses IZoomVideoSDKShareAction from the callback, NOT user->GetShareCanvas()!
// WRONG - This won't work for remote screen shares!
user->GetShareCanvas()->subscribeWithView(hwnd, ...);
// CORRECT - Use IZoomVideoSDKShareAction from onUserShareStatusChanged callback
void onUserShareStatusChanged(IZoomVideoSDKShareHelper* pShareHelper,
IZoomVideoSDKUser* pUser,
IZoomVideoSDKShareAction* pShareAction) {
if (!pShareAction) return;
ZoomVideoSDKShareStatus status = pShareAction->getShareStatus();
if (status == ZoomVideoSDKShareStatus_Start ||
status == ZoomVideoSDKShareStatus_Resume) {
// Subscribe to the share using Canvas API
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* shareCanvas = pShareAction->getShareCanvas();
if (shareCanvas) {
shareCanvas->subscribeWithView(shareWindow_,
ZoomVideoSDKVideoAspect_Original);
}
}
else if (status == ZoomVideoSDKShareStatus_Stop) {
// Unsubscribe when share stops
IZoomVideoSDKCanvas* shareCanvas = pShareAction->getShareCanvas();
if (shareCanvas) {
shareCanvas->unSubscribeWithView(shareWindow_);
}
}
}Why is share different from video?
user->GetVideoCanvas()IZoomVideoSDKShareAction* from callbackIZoomVideoSDKShareAction object represents a specific share stream and contains the share status, type, and rendering interfacesSee also: Screen Share Subscription Example (opens in a new tab)
For multiple participants, you need one HWND per user:
// Create separate windows/panels for each user
HWND selfVideoWindow = CreateWindow(...); // Your video
HWND user1Window = CreateWindow(...); // User 1's video
HWND user2Window = CreateWindow(...); // User 2's video
// Subscribe each user to their own window
myself->GetVideoCanvas()->subscribeWithView(selfVideoWindow, ...);
user1->GetVideoCanvas()->subscribeWithView(user1Window, ...);
user2->GetVideoCanvas()->subscribeWithView(user2Window, ...);Layout Strategies:
| Issue | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Video not showing | Not calling startVideo() | Call videoHelper->startVideo() in onSessionJoin |
| Artifacts/tearing | Using Raw Data Pipe | Switch to Canvas API |
| Poor performance | YUV conversion on UI thread | Use Canvas API or move conversion to worker thread |
| Video freezes | Not processing Windows messages | Add message pump to main loop |
| Can’t see self | Subscribing to wrong user | Use session->getMyself() for self video |
| Seeing self in remote list | Not excluding self | Check if (user != myself) before subscribing |
This skill includes comprehensive guides organized by category:
Callbacks not firing → Missing Windows message loop (99% of issues)
Video subscribe returns error 2 → Subscribing too early
onUserVideoStatusChangedAbstract class errors → Missing virtual method implementations
Once you learn the 3-step pattern, you can implement ANY feature:
See: SDK Architecture Pattern (opens in a new tab)
C:\tempsdk\zoom-video-sdk-windows-sample\ (complete implementation)Need help? Start with SKILL.md for complete navigation.
If you’re new to the SDK, follow this order:
Overview → windows.md (opens in a new tab)
Read the architecture pattern → concepts/sdk-architecture-pattern.md (opens in a new tab)
Fix build errors → troubleshooting/build-errors.md (opens in a new tab)
Implement session join → examples/session-join-pattern.md (opens in a new tab)
Fix callback issues → troubleshooting/windows-message-loop.md (opens in a new tab)
Implement video → examples/video-rendering.md (opens in a new tab)
Troubleshoot any issues → troubleshooting/common-issues.md (opens in a new tab)
video-sdk/windows/
├── SKILL.md # Main skill overview
├── SKILL.md # This file - navigation guide
├── windows.md # Secondary overview doc (pointer-style)
│
├── concepts/ # Core architectural patterns
│ ├── sdk-architecture-pattern.md # Universal formula for ANY feature
│ ├── singleton-hierarchy.md # 5-level navigation guide
│ └── canvas-vs-raw-data.md # SDK-rendered vs self-rendered choice
│
├── examples/ # Complete working code
│ ├── session-join-pattern.md # JWT auth + session join
│ ├── video-rendering.md # Canvas API video display
│ ├── screen-share-subscription.md # View remote screen shares
│ ├── raw-video-capture.md # YUV420 raw frame capture
│ ├── raw-audio-capture.md # PCM audio capture
│ ├── send-raw-video.md # Virtual camera (inject video)
│ ├── send-raw-audio.md # Virtual mic (inject audio)
│ ├── cloud-recording.md # Cloud recording control
│ ├── command-channel.md # Custom command messaging
│ ├── transcription.md # Live transcription/captions
│ └── dotnet-winforms/ # UI Framework integration
│ └── README.md # Win32, WinForms, WPF patterns
│ # C++/CLI wrapper patterns
│ # Production quality guidelines
│
├── troubleshooting/ # Problem solving guides
│ ├── windows-message-loop.md # CRITICAL - Why callbacks fail
│ ├── build-errors.md # Header dependency fixes
│ └── common-issues.md # Quick diagnostic workflow
│
└── references/ # Reference documentation
├── windows-reference.md # API hierarchy, methods, error codes
├── delegate-methods.md # All 80+ callback methods
└── samples.md # Official samples guideconcepts/sdk-architecture-pattern.md (opens in a new tab)
The universal 3-step pattern:
troubleshooting/windows-message-loop.md (opens in a new tab)
99% of “callbacks not firing” issues are caused by missing Windows message loop.
concepts/singleton-hierarchy.md (opens in a new tab)
5-level deep navigation showing how to reach every feature.
Windows Message Loop is MANDATORY
Subscribe in onUserVideoStatusChanged, NOT onUserJoin
Two Rendering Paths
Helpers Control YOUR Streams Only
videoHelper->startVideo() starts YOUR cameraUI Framework Integration Differs by Platform
C++/CLI Wrapper Patterns (for ANY native library → .NET)
void* pointers - hide native types from managed headersgcroot<T^> - prevent GC from collecting managed references in native code~Class() and !Class() for IDisposable cleanuppin_ptr + Marshal::Copy - array/buffer conversionLockBits - 100x faster than SetPixel for image manipulationAudio Connection Timing
audioOption.connect = false during joinstartAudio() in onSessionJoin callback→ Build Errors Guide (opens in a new tab)
→ Windows Message Loop (opens in a new tab)
→ Video Rendering (opens in a new tab) - Subscribe in onUserVideoStatusChanged
→ Delegate Methods (opens in a new tab)
→ SDK Architecture Pattern (opens in a new tab)
→ Singleton Hierarchy (opens in a new tab)
→ Common Issues (opens in a new tab)
Based on Zoom Video SDK for Windows v2.x
Happy coding!
Remember: The SDK Architecture Pattern (opens in a new tab) is your key to unlocking the entire SDK. Read it first!
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