Hello,

I host regular online webinars with a series of speakers and panellists. I can't work out how to ensure that some of our webinar settings feed through to the recording of the event. For example, during our live webinars, we have the speaker image of equal size next to their presentation to provide a better audience experience but when we watch the recording the speaker image is not adjacent and of equal size to the presentation, instead, it is very small and in the right-hand corner of the recording.

Is there a way to ensure that the recording reflects the live event?

Many thanks,

Catherine

When I download the standard report, "Event attendance details" in Zoom Events, I am seeing where people who are marked as attended have "N/A" listed for the duration spent in session. There are various attendee reports where up to 45% of the attendees are marked this way, but I cannot find an answer as to why. Any insight on why some people are simply not having their time spent tracked in the session?

During a webinar, I launched a poll and ended it. After I ended it, I clicked "share" and it would not share the results. I then tried to launch another poll and the poll would not launch. I have never had this issue before. I have launched numerous polls and shared results. Any idea what went wrong?

Hello,

Why does Zoom webinar only allow a one-month span for selecting webinars from which to report? Is there any way to get around this? If you plan webinars a year's worth of webinars, you need to select webinars in a greater time span, both pre and post-webinar. It's like the system was designed for companies that produce very few webinars. That's can't be the case. Here's an image that shows that Zoom only allows customers to select from webinars within one month.

Hello @Ray_Harwood ,

Thank you so much for your previous help. 

I have an event with 1,500 participants, I understood that my only choice for this number of participants is zoom webinar. Can I unmute all participants in one click in zoom webinar? Because I need interaction from the attendees.

So if yes, appreciate helping me out on learning how to unmute all participants at once.

If no, do you advise on another option in zoom to accommodate  for 1500 participants and being able to unmute them all with one click.

thank you so much in advance.

Hello All, 

This may be a dumb question - but I just need to get clarification and couldn't seem to find the information called out anywhere.   I'm using the "Zoom Events" portal to create a multi-day multi-session event.  All of the "sessions" are created via the portal so I"m assuming that makes me the host.  On the day of the event, do I actually need to assign multiple hosts to all of the concurrent sessions or, because I'm doing this using the events portal, will they all just be able to be opened and run.   We are using separate sessions as "breakouts" for discussions but won't necessarily have a speaker/facilitator in each one so there isn't really a way to have a specific "host" for each session.   I would use "breakout rooms" within a session - however, we want to be able to have cloud recordings of each and this isn't possible using breakout rooms. 

Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks!

It seems that on certain Webinar practice sessions, interpreters (although added to the Interpretation option in the settings) are not allowed to enter unless they have a unique invite.

The link the Zoom system sends them when they are added to the interpretation setting seems to provide "Attendee" access only, instead of Panelist-like access, which they need to enter a Webinar practice session.  Since interpreters would normally be sound-checked during a practice session, it doesn't make sense to have to be forced to start a Webinar to allow them to enter.

It didn't use to be this way, but for the past month or so, this limitation has been more noticeable.  Interpreters should technically have Panelist access, not Attendee access.