A strange thing just happened with a webinar that I was hosting.  At some point near the beginning of the webinar the camera feed started to appear twice as if I were signed into the meeting as two different accounts at the same time.  Both were clearly coming from this same device because that camera view was the same.  At first I thought I was somehow screen sharing our YouTube stream of the webinar, but that wasn't it.  Then I noticed that there was a button on the top right hand of the Zoom window prompting me to sign in, the client window was completely signed out.  Chatting and screen sharing continued to work, but the original audio toggle disappeared.

Ultimately it looks like the whole thing ran in a way that was normal to the audience, but I didn't know if I should sign in, if that would interrupt the stream.  I'd also like to know what I would need to do to prevent this in the future.

Hello!

I made a webinar and sent the links to the add to calendar option through our newsletter (we've done this before and it worked fine). This time only I can add the meeting to the calendar since I'm logged into the account that created the webinar, but anyone else who got the email could not.

Error codes are 200 and 3001. I thought it was because we're using HubSpot and they might be adding a UTM, but that wasn't the issue at all. It's just because they aren't logged into the account that made the webinar that's why they can't add to calendar.

Anyone help, please? Thank you!

To provide training on our own website, we plan to host webinars and would like to use the Zoom application as the connection source. How can we integrate this, and can participants watch the Zoom webinar directly on our website, or do they need to click the link in the email to join?"

Hi!

Before I ask my IT department about this, I am wondering if anyone else has this issue? During a Zoom webinar, the screen will go black for a few seconds sometimes repeatedly. Sometimes someone is sharing a screen, but not always. I am using HD 720p. It could be so many things: a video card, a driver, or...is HD too much for my computer (I don't have the specs at hand, they are at work) - is this a possibility - does HD video demand a lot of processor or something?

Thanks for any insights you can give!