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Speaker image placement

Italiangen2022
Contributor III
Contributor III

‎2021-08-15 10:02 AM

Hi.  Just a quick question. 

How can I place the speakers video image within their screens share and resize it as well.   Will the recorded image be the same?

Thank you,

Italiangen2021

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Nafi
Community Champion | Zoom Partner
Community Champion | Zoom Partner

‎2021-08-16 02:38 AM

Hi Italiangen2021, 

Yes you use feature slides as virtual backgroundm, here is how to do it : https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360046912351-Sharing-slides-as-a-Virtual-Background

 

hope it helps


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Italiangen2022
Contributor III
Contributor III

‎2021-08-17 10:07 AM

Hi Nafi,  
Thanks for the reply.  Is there another way to do this?  Doing it as a virtual background makes the presenter look awkward given their movement or the lack of a good green screen.   Thanks for your help.

Bort
Zoom Employee
Zoom Employee
In response to Italiangen2022

‎2021-08-17 10:18 AM

@Italiangen2022 , There is no other way to control exactly where the presenter will be, as each participant will have their own view of the content. With webinars, the host can deploy a specific video layout to attendees, but that still doesn't allow for precise location of the presenter.