Hi,

1. I'd like to embed Zoom's registration from into my webiste. From previous answers in this forum I understood i can only embed an entire page. Is it still the case or can I embed the form only?

2. In case I'll have to embed the entire page:

a. Can I remove the footer? (It's Zoom's footer, not my website's).

b. Can I remove the cookies consent pop-up, we use a different one on our website and I don't want to confuse the website visitors.

Thanks for your help!

During my webinars I try to keep a low volume music when I speak but it does not work, I can only listen my voice or, when I stay in silence for a while, the music can be finally heard. This happens with all the mikes and both with desktop and mobile ...

Does someone know how the keep both voice and music together?

Thank you

Hello,

New to Zoom Webinar here and I thought I was told during the demo process that zoom cloud recordings had the ability to automatically be sent to registrants and attendees.  Is this true, and if so, how do I make sure this is set up?  I had a test webinar, but my test registrants never received anything.

I was running a Webinar with multiple people taking turns as Host. The Webinar was set to record both Gallery and Speaker modes to the Cloud. One person was the Host and when they left the Webinar, they hit the wrong button and accidentally ended the Webinar for everyone. I immediately restarted the Webinar and reclaimed Host status. However, the previous recorded portion of the Webinar was now saved to MY computer and NOT the cloud. In addition, only the Gallery version was saved and NOT the Speaker version. BTW, the second portion of the Webinar that I had restarted was saved to the Cloud with both Speaker and Gallery options.

Why was the first portion saved to my computer?

Why was only the Gallery option saved?

NOTE TO ZOOM:  Why do you put both of the log-off buttons right next to each other? It make a mistake very easy to happen!

Hello everyone. I am new to using Zoom webinars. I have one coming up for over 200 attendees on February 4th and the webinar has a Paypal registration. One attendee has already paid before I set up the webinar on Zoom. Is there a way to let that attendee bypass the Paypal payment form?

Thanks,

Bruce

I plan to run a webinar where I am the main host but offer the floor to individual sessions where that host has the whole screen, effectively being a "sub-host" for that webinar, and I return to link to the next session. Q&A questions would be seen by me and all the  sub-hosts. I retain overall control. How would I achieve this?

My panelists are receiving the panelist invites, but when they try and sign in, they are told they need to have a Zoom account in order to do so.

Do panelists need to have a Zoom account? While I get it from a marketing perspective, as a user, I find that strange.