Hello,

I've been working as a legal videographer recording depositions remotely over zoom.

For purposes of the deposition video, I have the witness pinned for the duration of the meeting. According to other people that I work with, on their systems (generally Windows) when one of the lawyers initiates a screen share, they adjust slider to make the witness take up about 1/3rd of the screen. Their recorded videos generally reflect what was on screen during the meeting.

I am using a MacBook Pro and a Mac mini - both systems when the screen sharing starts I drag the slider to about midway through the screen. When I view the recorded file, the witness starts out as a VERY small thumbnail and no matter how far I drag the slider their video in the recording takes up about 1/5th of the screen. I would really like to figure out a way to make the final video look like my screen during the meeting without having to use 3rd party software to record the window.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Recebo link para aula de um curso, e foi cobrada assinatura anual em meu cartão.

Nunca usei fora deste curso, não tenho intenção, não tenho necessidade de versão paga muito menos anual, não contratei, apenas dei ok link curso, como podem ter cobrado um ano, no aplicativo iphone, me sinto enganda, lesada e nenhuma forma de contato para reembolso e estorno do cartão funciona, não reclame aqui numerosos relatos do mesmo caso sem solução.

Não posso acreditar que uma empresa seja viva de golpes desta forma, acredito que o erro será corrigido.

Meu cartão está comprometido. Você faz isso sempre? Terei meu reembolso!? é picaretagem mesmo?

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When in a Zoom meeting, I used to be able to adjust desktop speaker volume of my using my computer's volume controls.

Now, they do not work on Zoom volume -- instead, I have to go into Zoom Settings/Audio and move the slider.

Is this a setting issue? Or did Zoom change this?

We have a dual-screen Zoom Room, utilizing 2 DTEN touchscreens in what I believe is a DTEN configuration of dual screens.

We were wondering if anyone had any experience with this configuration and/or if there's an obvious Zoom Rooms setting such that the "primary" monitor can be swapped.

The reason for this is because the current "primary" monitor, meaning the monitor that has the Zoom Rooms controller panel, is having an issue with its touch capability. Rather than physically swapping the position of these monitors, and then come to find out that wasn't the solution, we wanted to find a configuration solution.

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