Hello, I often share Apple Keynote presentations via Zoom. It always works very smoothly except for one thing: my images look a little blurry to the all the attendees.

The images inside my Keynote presentations are all high-resolution and look pin-sharp on my MacBook all the time I'm sharing. But they always come out blurry on the other end.

This happens every time. No matter how many people are in the Zoom (from one person to hundreds).

This is NOT a problem with the internet or WiFi connection. Because I have tested it on super-fast networks and even with computers sitting side by side on the same desk.

I have spoken to an Apple specialist and they cannot find a problem on the Apple end. So the problem must be with Zoom.

Any ideas how to fix this? Is there a setting I can tweak? Or is loss of image quality inevitable  when sharing through Zoom?

Thanks!

Carl

Thanks!

Carl

Can anyone suggest an article or post that describes a moderately priced set of hardware for hybrid meetings?

1) Speakers for the in-person room - from computer audio so that in-person audience can hear Zoom speakers

2) Mics for the in-person room - for remote/zoom audience to hear in-person audience speakers

3) Projector(s) for computer meeting to the in-person room so in-person audience can see zoom audience

4) camera(s) - so zoom audience can see in-person audience

Any suggestions on how to set this up and configure this?

Any other suggestions period?

Is there a way to give either an affiliate code or a coupon code to speakers to give to their audience to help track who is registering from the speakers marketing? We'd love either an affiliate program or a coupon code instead of creating different tickets, because what is to stop someone from just choosing a specific speaker if it's discounted? 

I saw that coupons were potentially going to be added last year, but I don't see that this is an option yet. Thanks!

Trying to use OnZoom. Creating a test event. Keep getting this message "An error was encountered when processing your request". Ive closed my browser. Cleared cache. Tried different ways. Started from scratch again. Always get that message when I hit save and continue. Why? See the error message at top of screen shot. 

Hi everybody.

I've planned a meeting with required invitation that need to be transferred to another Zoom user  (different company).

Since several people already received their own personal link to attend the event, I don't want them to receive a new email with a new ID after importing the attendant list into a different user's new meetin ID. 

Is it possibile to simply let the new user hosting the meeting with the same ID of my account? 

Please let me know if I was not clear, since I am not native English spoken.

Thanks for your suggestions. 

Paolo

I've set up a meeting and added a registration button for my audience. Everything seemed fine, but unfortunately, none of the people who registered via the link received a confirmation email afterward. Does anybody have the same suituation like me? Your insights on how to address this would be invaluable.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

I am wondering if it is possible to not display the price range for an event. We have a few very specific prices/tickets that are higher, but do not really apply to 99% of the people. These higher prices are for the exhibitors, but we worry that regular attendees may be scared away without even clicking the button to see the various ticket prices. See image below.

Thank you