I've created a Webinar, but while I am the host through Zoom I personally will not be hosting and do not want to show up as present for the webinar. Is there a way for me to change my status to a participant, or would I have to log out of my zoom account and attend anonymously? 

Oi,

Quando tentei recuperar minha gravação local da lista de gravações na minha página inicial de login, recebi um prompt de link inválido. Erro 124: Que devo entrar com a mesma conta de zoom na web. Eu já estava conectado e não sei qual é o problema. Alguém pode ajudar?

Já olhei na pasta do computador mas a gravação não está lá. Por favor preciso de ajuda para recuperar essa gravação.

I know the pandemic caused most of the world to use Zoom, but as things are semi normal again, can you bring Full HD stream quality to webinars?

We pay a considerable amount of money each and every month to broadcast, and the video quality is really questionable in most episodes. We keep being told to sign up for business or pro and then request it, but realistically the price for this only to have the request rejected isn't worth it. The application is great with loads of new features added regularly, but the fundamentals of a collaboration and conferencing service, video and audio quality are seriously lacking.

We want to keep using Zoom Webinars going forward, but at this point it's really hampering our ability to grow.

A few days ago I was asked to update zoom, provided through my university. After I did that, I found that if I set up a meeting only users with paid for zoom could access the meeting, e.g. excluding students using zoom in their lodgings. Eventually I discovered that there is an obscure option to over-ride this restriction, i.e. allowing ANY invited zoom user to connect to my zoom process. The requirement to do that is intolerable. The DEFAULT should be that anyone can be invited to join a zoom meeting as before, but organisers who wish to restrict access to commercial users should be allowed to do that when they set up a meeting. If this default is not reversed I think many researchers who organise zoom-based conferences joined by users all over the planet will start switching to a different conference provider, which would be very sad, since I have not met one that works as well as zoom. Alternatively, make the choice very visible whenever a meeting is created, instead of hiding the option to remove the restriction in an obscure menu.

I have disabled the options to allow meeting or webinar to be livestreamed to a 3rd party platform.  But when I preview my conference page, under my conference banner I still see This event may be livestreamed.  We are not livestreaming this so how do I remove this statement?

I just learned that if we are using Zoom Events to setup a webinar, we do not have the ability to use panelist name tags or virtual backgrounds like you can in simple Webinars. Why?  This is a great pro feature in Webinars. 

I hope Zoom will consider fixing this oversight soon!