So we just signed up for an account for our Meetup group 300+ users with a meeting/webinar coming up of about 120 participants. We decided to go the webinar route to get past the 100 person limit. Of course we's like to have helper for the event - co-hosts but do they too need to have a license? I know MEETINGS can have unlimited co-hosts but I don't see a way to add a co-host, covert a regular participant to co-host like one does in a meeting. I just see the "make panelist" option.

So me thinks we now have to add a license for each of our 4 helpers!!!! $$$$$$$$

Can anyone help with the below issue please?

We have a weekly webinar where we play a demo video (which has been downloaded to whoever's laptop) to a wider audience. All of a sudden, a few weeks ago - participants could no longer hear the audio when the video was being played. Everything worked fine before so it's really confusing - we were able to quickly find a solution and screen share to play the video from our Google Drive instead of the downloaded version. This is becoming an inconvenience so we'd love to fix the issue. I haven't been able to find anything this specific on the help articles.

The video is being played from a few colleagues' devices and we all have MacOS Ventura laptops.

Thank you!

Every time I set up a meeting or a recurring meeting, a choice of calendars occurs.  Right now, I do not want to use any online calendar.  However, if I cancel this process, my meetings are not set up.  How do I set up meetings without being required to register or use a calendar online?   

As a side note, the system warns me that Zoom will be able to download sensitive data from the calendar source when we choose it.  It also says I can manage what info in my account.  I just don't want to go to all that extra time and energy, especially when I do not and do not want to use an online calendar.  Can someone assist me with these concerns, please?

Good afternoon everyone, here is my question. I had a user register for a random zoom webinar, they are registered and got the invite link with webinar ID. This really bypasses the registration part of the webinar but could we turn around and share that webinar link with multiple offices to watch?  i told the user everyone should register for the event so the host gets a accurate headcount. seeing that its a the webinar ID and not the actual join URL shouldn't it work? 🤔

I host Zoom Webinars by sending audio and video from our livestream application, Wirecast, through to Zoom. Because I am running Wirecast, much of my RAM is already being used, and I cannot rely on using the Zoom desktop client as well.  Since many of my events involve music, I need to use the Original Sound for Musicians setting to have clear audio come through. The person in my position previously told me that he had been using the desktop client to successfully run Zoom Webinars with Original Sound on.  I have searched all over but I cannot find any information about how to do this on the web client. 

Does anyone know how to enable Original Sound for Musicians on the Web Client?

I would like to upgrade my zoom account to accomodate over 100 people for an online webinar.   When I go to the next level up it says that i must take out over 10 licenses which makes is super crazy expensive  The other option seems ot be to pay $50 for a one month and pay that each Month.     Since I only want about 150 people that seems a very expensive thing to do.  How can I accomodate more people in a cost effective way?

Thankyou 

Hello,

Our first webinar is to be tomorrow, so this is urgent. We set up 3 webinars over the next few months under a one-time one-month webinar plan thinking we would have the option to renew the plan each month and keep these webinars. It turns out that is not the case and the webinars are no longer showing as the plan expired yesterday.

We want to keep those original webinars we set up (with the original link and registrants) and will set up whatever plan we need to make that happen. Is there any way to keep these webinars we've already set up? If we buy the annual plan will the original webinars transfer over? Our first webinar is scheduled for tomorrow.

Many thanks in advance!

I was looking over attendance analytics from our event last year, and I noticed that we had a large number (over 1,000) people who attended 0 sessions and spent 0 minutes in sessions. Since these are considered attendees — not registrants — by Zoom Events, I'm wondering how Zoom Events defines an attendee and what "zero" actually means.