Eventbrite is being used to register attendees for a coming webinar. The problem seems to be that some registrants think they have been registered, but they do not show up in Zoom as being registered.

Our intention was to have people register and be authenticated as having registered with the same email address when they join the event.

In order to ensure now that everybody who thinks they registered can join our scheduled webinar I think I will have to turn off all authentication.
Is this the best/only way to solve this problem?

When joining a meeting with multiple participants, my image shakes. It is distracting to the participants and I need to shut the video. Is this a problem with Zoom, the camera or Internet resources?

On a recent meeting with only one participant, there was no problem. 

How can we manually\automatically push out event reminders to the attendees prior to the event?  We did find the listing of our attendees and you can do this individually, but we couldn't see a way to do this on an entire group scale.

For example - we open the event.  We want to send out an email to all attendees 3 days before the event, and another email at 7am on the morning of the event.

Good day!

My organization is planning to hold a face to face event (seminar). But we are thinking of setting up a Zoom webinar to allow certain folks to watch the proceedings--and only watch, not chat, share their screens, or even see the names of other such attendees.

Would this sort of arrangement be possible?

Thanks in advance for your answers and inputs.

Hi, I'm new to this. I've done meetings on zoom and am comfortable with that. I wanted to host a 'webinar' or seminar on zoom. However, I'd like attendees to be able to participate. Should I just host a meeting instead of a webinar? Whats the benefit to hosting a webinar?