I just put in a feature request with Zoom regarding the poor functionality of the current state (August 2022) Pardot & Zoom Webinars native integration. In the meantime of anything more suitable being delivered by Pardot (Salesforce) or Zoom, I want to ask if anyone has found any suitable processes or system workarounds to mitigate the gaps (i.e. zapier / tray.io integrations, custom code approaches, etc.)?

Here is what I included in our feature feature request:

"We are currently GoToWebinar and Pardot users. We recently bought a package with Zoom that included Zoom Webinars.As a result, we want to replace GoToWebinar with Zoom Webinars in terms of our webinar platform, but considering the current poor state of the Zoom Webinars / Pardot integration (on both the Pardot & Zoom Webinars sides), it looks like we're going to need to stick with GoToWebinar until this is improved. This is disappointing.

Relevant Pardot idea (as of 8/17/22, it says partially delivered, but it has not been delivered from my perspective):
https://ideas.salesforce.com/s/idea/a0B8W00000Gdlx3UAB/set-up-zoom-integration-for-webinars

From the Zoom Webinars Integration, we want to see the following aspects provided:
--Two way sync between Pardot and Zoom Webinars
--Inclusion of Zoom Form Engagement data (i.e. did the person fill out the form or just view it) visible within Pardot
--Ability to do Pardot form completion actions based upon Zoom Webinar form completions (we have this with GoToWebinars)
--Ability to tie prospects directly into campaigns (rather than just lists -- we do not have available Pardot automation rules to create the extensive rules we need)"

my zoom share hasn't been working the last few weeks. I teach with a webinar and video and it gets stuck and when the video is being share, the viewers can hear the video but the video isn't playing along.  I pay for a premium zoom account and it's quite frustrating for me and my clients. Please help. 

I have a new Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio with two usb-c ports. Neither one sees my ATEM video output on the normal USB-C cable... it should appear as a simple webcam. It DOES see an HDMI source (e.g. a camcorder) via a Camlink 4k via a USB-A > USB-C jumper cable.

My Lenovo laptop works fine with either the ATEM USB-C video input or the Camlink 4k via its USB-A port OR its USB-C port, using the same jumper cable.

Any thoughts would be hugely appreciated. Thanks, Robin

Hello,
I am organizing a hybrid symposium in conference room and webinar very soon. (4 conferences in the day)
To make it more user friendly, I intend to use a 1080p wide angle camera to record the speaker and the whole scene with screen.
I'm having trouble figuring out how I can arrange the computer, camera and microphone connections:
- Use the ensemble camera as a priority on the speaker standing at the lectern.
- Activate the speaker's personal lapel mic.
- Organize the panelists' computers with screen sharing from all 4 speakers.

- how to use the screen sharing with slide show
Thank you for your help

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I understand that two people can share their screen simultaneously in a Zoom Meeting. But my question is whether it's possible for 1 person to share the audio, while the second person shares their screen. The situation is that one person needs to be sharing the Spotify music at the start while learners are logging in, but we also need the second person who will actually be presenting to be able to have their slides showing - specifically the welcome slide also while people are joining. Is this possible? Thank you!

I run public webinars that require registration. I have accidently created both a meeting link and a webinar link which both have several registrants already. Is it possible to merge a meeting into a webinar so that registrants don't need to sign up again? Or do I need to send an email to all the meeting registrants and ask them to sign up for the correct link, under the webinar. Help!