i work at a church and we have multi-media needs and have run into some connectivity issues. 

Using a Mac Book, pulling up a You Tube video, sharing over Zoom, while also using HDMI to a TV screen for people in the room. We also connect a Meeting Owl with 360 degree camera so those on Zoom can see and hear the room, and those in the room can hear those on the Zoom. The problem we ran into is that the sound from the You Tube is only coming from the Mac Book. I've posed this question to the OwlLabs people also. I'm thinking there may be a certain order to do everything, and we haven't done it. Ideas?

Our organization's board has a licensed account using a GMail credential, which we share.  We would like anyone on the board (~5 people) to be able to create and host meetings.

We find that Zoom finds this suspicious and sends a key to the GMail account.  The board has access to the GMail account, but then that requires a code sent to the phone associated with the account.  This is problematic.

I think this issue is a combination of Zoom and GMail security.  Is there a way we can share responsibility for this paid account?

Thank you very much in advance!

Peter (***********)

Hi folks, I am wondering whether I am able to set how many participants to show in the recording while sharing my screen. I found that when I shared screen and record, the final recording only show limited number of cameras of participants, not all the participants. Thanks!

I am trying to watch an on-line conference on my Smart TV (Panasonic Smart TV - "TX-40JX850B 40), but when I Launch Meeting, I receive an error message "Server Not Found (E-302)" - Any reason for this?  (I suppose Panasonic will have to download zoom to my TV?)