I have a new computer and now my zoom camera seems to adjust its zoom on me for emphasis. As in, it pans in or out depending on whether I'm leaning in or away. My meeting participants are commenting on this and find it distracting. I want to change it back but I can't tell which setting it's connected to. It seems like the Windows equivalent of Apples 'Center Stage' option.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Hi, I recorded a Zoom meeting today but I forgot to click off "Display participant's name in recording". Now I'm trying to see if there is a way to take off the participant's name from the recording... It's a long shot (since it's already been recorded), but if anyone knows how to do this, please let me know. Thank you!

hiya folks
I am running a series of 10 meetings (for the same participants.
Initially I limited registration participation to 12 people but realise I can host more and would now like to increase the number to 16 people. I cannot see how to do this now. I don't see anywhere where the former "limit to 12" is listed... 

Any ideas?

Smart people:

We often have "hybrid meetings", meaning people in the conference room plus people on Zoom.   Our conference room setup involves a laptop dedicated to managing the Zoom meeting with a large (72") monitor on the wall and an Owl camera for video and audio.    Works well, as far as it goes.

We'd like to add a second monitor (and controlling laptop if needed) so that we can ALWAYS see the gallery.  We often switch to a shared desktop view and folks in 'Net land get torqued off because we can't see all of them as they raise their hands with questions.

So, ideal situation: one monitor displaying the current speaker/desktop/whatever and one monitor showing nothing but a gallery view no matter what other foolishness is going on.

How do we get there?

Thanks in advance!

Ray