Hello,

We had a Webinar a few hours ago with Interpretation. We have used Zoom Interpretation many times before and it works very well. This time we had two Interpreters on the same language, so one can take over when the other gets tired. We have done that many times before also. We started the Webinar about 45 min early and tested the Interpretation. All worked well. The Attendees and Panelists joined and all seemed fine. At the start time, the Interpreters found that when they spoke, it was on heard the main channel, not through their interpretation channel. But as the host, my Interpretation management console looked fine, no lost connection to the Interpreter, and the Interpreters saw their small language window, like usual. But either Interpreter was just heard right on top of the meeting. I deleted their channels and re-created them, same problem. We proceeded with the webinar using Consecutive Interpretation on the main channel (not desirable). After we ended the webinar, we immediately reconnected (myself, the Interpreters and two co-hosts) as a test. We created the Interpretation channels again and all was fine, each Interpreter had their channel. Does anyone have a similar experience or any clues? Thank you

Hi,

We are a small organization who is trying to put on a Candidate Forum for a local political race and need some help.

We have Zoom Webinar and works well during our practice sessions, however, when we go to the hall where we will be having a live audience it goes wrong.  Our speaker has the microphone to address the live audience, and what happens is those who are on the computer hear his echoing voice.  We tried to mute and adjust our settings, but nothing works.  We also moved computers so were not close by and nothing works.  Does anyone have any suggestions to remove the echo when doing a live performance and a Zoom Webinar together?  Appreciate the help, we are on a shoestring budget.

I am hosting a webinar. It's a play reading. I have asked the co-host to run the sound effects, which are streaming off sound effects websites.  When we rehearsed, the sound effects sounded fine to her, but they were coming across  hideously distorted on my computer. I am assuming that all the attendees will also hear them distorted. Why is this happening and how can I fix this? Thanks!