When panelist’s are in the practice session of a webinar, before we start the webinar is there a way to see how many people have already joined, almost like when you have the waiting room on a Zoom meeting? I appreciate when we start the webinar we will start seeing them appear under the participants, but I just wanted to know if this information is known before we start? Thanks 

I love that Zoom now has simultaneous language interpretation to offer its users! I work for a non-profit that provides a great deal of webinars in both English & Spanish. When downloading reports I noticed that there is no place, at least that I could find, where I can pull a report on the number of webinar/meeting participants that utilized either language. Does anyone know if Zoom has implemented something like this? Having this data would be very useful to my organization. Does Zoom not keep track of this statistic?

Hi,

I have recorded four different webinars attempting to get a gallery view recording but unfortunately every single time it has only recorded shared screen with active speaker.

I am using the cloud recording and I have now checked yes to:

Record Gallery view with shared screen

Record active speaker, gallery view and shared screen separately - and have only checked yes to gallery view and shared screen.

As the host of the meeting I am also viewing the webinar in gallery view. Is there anything else I can do to try to get a recording in gallery view only? 

Many Thanks

Hi there,

I am unable to use auto-transcript as it does not recognise my accent or speech pattern and just produces gobbledygook. I have therefore typed live closed captions as I have gone along. I have saved both the video and closed caption files. I then trimmed the video and edited the closed caption file so that they fit.

I can replay the video and manually add the subtitle file and that is fine for me. I do however need to send the video out to others and require the subtitles to be embedded in the video they watch. I know that I can send the two files out to people but do not want the audience to have to manually add the subtitles themselves.

There must be a way! I do hope someone here can show me.

Many thanks.