It's easy to find great 'nature' virtual backgrounds (bg's)  and upload them to make you look like you are sitting in front of a beautiful lake, river, waterfall or green backyard. Lately I have also uploaded several 'motion' video backgrounds, so the river/waterfall and tree branches appear 'live,' moving, like I'm really outdoors (but with the full lighting & noise control of my studio/office.)

However, some of these 'motion video' bgs are at too close a perspective (see attachment,) so for example, if I call up a repeating video of rain falling on a lotus pond, the leaves and raindrops are huge, making me look like I must be halfway submerged in the pond 🙂 instead of it being 25 ft. behind me.

Using a screencast adjustment program like iGlasses, I can enlarge my face to take up more of the screen. But is there a way I can pull back the size of the background, so it looks smaller, more distant, without going into a video editing program and changing the resolution?

I recently purchased the PAC add on anticipating that I could do the following:

Have 50 people on a call via their landline or mobile phone. Have them on mute until they indicated to me (the host) that they wanted to ask a question ... by pressing a key  (eg hash or star) at which time they would become visible to me. I would allow them to unmute and they ask their question. Once done, I put them away and back on mute.

IOW like a Webinar where attendees use the Raise Hand icon to indicate to speak. But this does not seem to be the case with Zoom PAC ... ? Or am I missing something ?

Sorry .. but two new user question to do with accepting invitations. I use OUTLOOK 2019, GOOGLE CALENDAR and WINDOWS 10.

When I accept a Zoom Invite the invite goes straight to my trash folder.. and then vanishes when the trash gets emptied.

The invite does not show up in my GOOGLE calendar.. 

Can I fix  it so the invite stays in my inbox, just marked ad read.. and appear asa meeting in my GOOGLE calendar ?

Many thanks in advance

We work in classes with many students from Africa and other places, where the internet connectivity is inconsistent.
We usually create multiple (sometimes +20)  2-person break-out rooms for the participants to practice together. 
Our job as coordinators is to visit each room and sort any questions that participants have, but most of our time goes on re-assigning people whose connection breaks to their original break-out room when they re-join.

Is there any way to have break-out rooms be persistent through connection drops? Would be really helpful!

Thanks!
Nico