I am an online cooking teacher and I usually use my laptop for the main view for students and have my phone on a tripod for the closeup view. I then spotlight both views so my students see only these and not the gallery view when I'm teaching.  It works well.  I am doing a Ukraine fundraiser next week and have 50 people attending!  I want to use a monitor so I can have the spolights for the students as usual but on the 2nd monitor I want to have the gallery view so I can see them all.  I don't want to just change the view for myself on the laptop because I also want to record the class and would like the two spotlights recorded, not the gallery view.

Is this possible?  And if yes, how do I set everything up? 

Thanks!

I recently upgraded my 8 year old PC to a distinctly more powerful one.  On the old one I could show 49 participants (I know how this is set) but on the new more powerful one I am limited to 25.  My new PC uses an Intel i3-12100 processor.  I think Zoom need to update the list of PCs to reflect the new processors, which is at

https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362323-Adjusting-your-video-layout-during-a-virtual-meeting?msclkid=cdfca99cb58a11ec83290264f357475c

The new 12th generation processor has 4 cores and is way more powerful than ANY 4th generation i5 or i7.  You can easily look up the relative performance tables.

This restriction has a negative effect on my use of Zoom.  Please update this out-of-date list and remove this unnecessary restriction.