I know the normal way to invite a Zoom Room to a webinar is to have the host use the Zoom Room's special email address. I would like to know if a host who is in our Zoom account can use the Invite Meeting Room option to invite the room to the webinar, and then the host can promote it to be a panelist. 

Is this possible? 

We had a Zoom Event originally scheduled for today, that we changed two days ago. We have just been advised that many of those who are registered to the event, tried to join it today, and it would seem that they were not sent a notification of the date change from Zoom, nor a new meeting request.

We had over 400 people registered so this is not ideal. Any ideas why?

When spotlighting two webinar panelists the iOS app crops the view into two square views, this works well for portrait mode but the content doesn't resize when rotating into horizontal mode, you're left with two square boxes in the middle of the screen with dead space all around.  

We use English > Spanish interpretation during our weekly webinars. Occasionally, we have English speaking hearing impaired listeners that would like to use the webinar so they can hear the audio better, but in the original audio which is English. Unfortunately, the feature "listen to original audio (language interpretation off)" doesn't mute the Spanish interpreter. I know that you can mute original audio and only listen in Spanish, but is there a way to mute the translator and only hear the original audio?  Thank you. 

I have beens struggling for years to untangle this issue.  Would love any insight.  We have a facilitator that is streaming in via zoom.  We are able to put the video on a projector and send her voice from zoom into the mixing board and out to the speakers in the venue where we are holding the workshop.  We also have online participants who are getting on the same zoom call with the facilitator to participate remotely.  This is all good.  The issue arises when the facilitator leads a meditation/yoga session and we share music to the zoom call as well as play the music in the venue for the in-person participants.  Because the best and cleanest way to get sound into the zoom call is doing an advanced screen share "computer audio only". what this does is creates a virtual sound output 'zoom audio device'. the problem occurs because this device merges the computer output with the virtual output in the zoom call.  Meaning the voice of our facilitator gets merged with the audio that is being streamed from spotify on the same computer.  Aside from multiple computers is there a way to untangle the audio streaming to the computer output and the audio coming out of zoom?  

Hi all,

Hopefully, someone can help. I am logged in to Zoom Webinar on a Windows computer as the Co-Host. When I share my screen and use PowerPoint, the shared screen disappears, and all I see is the gallery view. It has happened randomly, but it also happens when I click into the attendee pane while I am sharing slides.  I have a very hard time getting back to seeing my slides. The attendees and panelists see my slides even though I can't. I try resharing, and sometimes it works to get back to being able to see the slides. Help.