I'm trying like many to build a community.   As I would guess most hosts are!  And what totally stinks is that every year, we have to create a new weekly event (losing essentially) the community we built up from last year -- because each and everyone has to re-register for the next year series.  This so stinks!  I really wish that there was some way for you not to make us do this OnZoom. 

One of the Zoomtopia 2021 sessions (called "Take your Presenter Management to the Next Level with Zoom Webinar") included an introduction to the new "Webinar Production Studio" feature.

The description was that it can help producers add polish and professionalism to any event.

When will we know more about this feature?

Rupert

Buenos días, actualmente cuento con en la plan PRO . 

 Y el día de ayer 27 compré un large meeting para extender mis reuniones con hasta 500 participantes, pero no funciona. 

Compré tal y como me indicó el plan para tener esa cantidad de participantes en mi sala de reuniones. 

¿Qué debo hacer? Oriéntenme por favor.

We are currently running a zoom webinar and for whatever reason it is broadcasting in the 640 resolution - super low quality - you can't even read the slide text.  Have I missed something in the setup for the webinar?  

If we change a setting will this take affect during the live webinar?

Any help would be extremely appreciated!

Hi there,

I recorded a meeting last week and when I tried to listen today, I realized that there was no sound. The live version of it was perfectly fine, a colleague of mine moderated it (used his laptop to join) and everything worked well. I think it didn't record the sound because I as a host of the event muted myself & my laptop, so no sound was recorded initially. Is there any possibility to recover this? Because the meeting of course was with sound & the participants were able to listen to it.  

Thank you for your help!

Hi. I teach programming on 1on1 zoom call. I'm a licensed zoom user. A student shares their screen to show their text book and source code. Is it possible to show my mouse cursor on a student's shared screen? I often want to point what to correct in their source code, where to read in their text book. I always use annotation tools, but if I can simply share my mouse cursor, it would be nice.

The reason I don't share my screen is that my students don't have a screen big enough, and I need see what they are writing.

Thanks!