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Pop out gallery view when viewing shared screen

Apataphobia
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‎2023-03-29 08:25 AM

I would really like to  be able to pop out the attendee gallery when viewing a shared screen in a meeting.  This would let us (viewers) expand the shared screen to make the content larger.  Currently (for me at any rate) the gallery view is locked right or top, eating up part of the screen real estate.  Is there a current setting for this? 

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ddittmann001
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‎2024-04-26 10:30 AM

Hi Apataphobia, I'm not aware of a way to do this in Zoom, unfortunately. If you have two displays you can use the "Use dual monitors" setting in Zoom settings to have the screen-share on one monitor and meeting participants on the other.

 

Users at my org would also love for what you described to be added as a Zoom feature, though! 

Bayron
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‎2024-10-24 07:09 AM - edited ‎2024-10-24 07:10 AM

While this is possible to do when using dual monitors, it is only possible to enable via a clunky process (open settings, enable Use dual monitors, close settings... and undo via same process when no longer needed).

Ideally this would be accomplished via a simple toggle from the in-meeting controls.

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