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Is it possible to know/track, for your Zoom recording, WHO viewed it in your account
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Is it possible to know/track, for your Zoom recording, WHO viewed it in your account
For a Webinar that we had scheduled in my organization using Zoom, user email addresses were not captured in the Attendee report and the Poll report. Wanted to understand why this could happen. Anyone who has seen this behavior?
Hi I am trying to add a non anonymous poll from web interface. I got not the anonymous option is any setting to enable or dissable this?
Thank you!
A recent problem with glitchy sound is occurring while a panelist is speaking during a Webinar. This wasn't an issue in the past, but with our webinars this week, we've had this issue. Any help to fix will be appreciated!
Hi,
In Zoom Events, how to test if all is working fine, before the event starts ?
Do we need to create a test session and if yes, can we test this session before the date that the event starts ?
Thank you for your help.
Best Regards,
Cedric
We have several Zoom webinar accounts that share scheduling privileges so we can schedule webinars and assign others as the host. If one of the accounts is deleted, and a webinar was created under that account, but the host was assigned to another account, will the webinar be deleted if the users Zoom account is deleted? Or will the webinar remain because the host is an active user?
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I just had a practice session for a webinar, and the only way I could allow panelists to have video was to make them hosts, one at a time. Is there a preset so we don't have to go through this?
Hi all, Could you please let me know that I could change the sentence on webinar registration page? This is because the translation in Korean is poor and it needs to be updated. The sentence I would like to change on the registration page is the below: Information you provide when registering will be shared with the account owner and host and can be used and shared by them in accordance with their Terms and Privacy Policy.
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Hello, I edited my webinar settings to "enable a practice session." I had already sent out the registration link and people have registered. Will editing the webinar settings to include a practice session affect the registration link or those who have already registered? I.e. do I need to send out another registration link for those to re-register for? Thanks for your help!
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i need to have 4 people on for a webinar but can't figure out how to do that with pinning and/or spotlighting. we've tested a few formats and never are able to get multiple people on at the same time when we look at the recording