zoom-video-sdk-flutter

To build a real-time video session in Flutter, initialize your project with the Zoom Video SDK, configure the InitConfig, and call joinSession with a server-side signed token to start the session.

Event-driven session management handles initialization, joining, media, and leaving events to maintain predictable state. This orchestrates the session lifecycle and drives UI updates automatically as session conditions change.

Yes, you need server-side token generation to join a Zoom Video SDK session. The server must generate a signed token that your Flutter app uses to authenticate and securely join the real-time video session.

Yes, you can unify Flutter UI with native Video SDK surfaces using platform integration patterns. Wrapper helpers bridge the framework with native components to ensure clean UI integration and predictable behavior.

The Zoom Video SDK targets mobile Flutter workflows requiring event-driven patterns and platform integration. It focuses on lifecycle orchestration and tokenized joining, meaning custom implementations must carefully manage native wrapper states to avoid UI desync.

The best way to integrate transcription and recording is to build a custom video chat experience using the Zoom Video SDK's event-driven state management, handling media events to trigger recording and transcription features within your app.