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What are Zoom Webinars?

Host interactive online events with Zoom Webinars. Explore the Zoom Community's Recent Activity below to join the Webinars conversation and connect with other members. If you're still looking for support, browse our Zoom Webinars support articles or start a new discussion below!

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Interpreter mode

Has anyone had trouble hearing the designated interpreter during a webinar?

 

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Audio dial in for zoom Webinar?

Setting up a new zoom webinar.  where do i find the audio dial in numbers to include with my invite? 

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Webinar +10.000

Hola a todos. Podrían indicarme cómo puedo aumentar a 25.000 mi público, ya tengo el paquete de 10.000, pero no encuentro la manera de aumentar a más. Sé que existe la opción de Zoom Events en la que podés ir aumentando, pero cómo accedo a eso? Cómo ... Show more

Hola a todos.

 

Podrían indicarme cómo puedo aumentar a 25.000 mi público, ya tengo el paquete de 10.000, pero no encuentro la manera de aumentar a más.

 

Sé que existe la opción de Zoom Events en la que podés ir aumentando, pero cómo accedo a eso? Cómo consigo?

 

También quisiera saber si puedo aumentar la cantidad de personas a una reunión normal, que sea más de 1.000 personas.

 

Aguardo respuesta.


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'Allow to talk' on a webinar button

Is there a way to allow all attendees to talk during a webinar with a single click vs. clicking on each attendee? I have a Q&A portion at the end of all my trainings and I run the trainings as webinars vs. meetings to avoid having a lot of people on ... Show more

Is there a way to allow all attendees to talk during a webinar with a single click vs. clicking on each attendee?  I have a Q&A portion at the end of all my trainings and I run the trainings as webinars vs. meetings to avoid having a lot of people on camera and so we don't have to deal with everyone muting themselves.  I typically have around 100 people in the trainings.  When we get to the Q&A portion I have to click 'Allow to Talk' on each attendee separately so they can ask questions.  This can take a couple minutes when I have 100+ attendees.   At this point of the training I am ok with being able to see everyone's picture or camera and having to deal with possibly having someone not on mute.


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Voting During A Webinar

I will be conducting a webinar with 150-200 households and want to have a vote via a poll. In most cases, one household will have 2-3 people eligible to vote. Many, unfortunately, will be signing in from one computer. Is there a way to have all eligi... Show more

I will be conducting a webinar with 150-200 households and want to have a vote via a poll. In most cases, one household will have 2-3 people eligible to vote. Many, unfortunately, will be signing in from one computer. Is there a way to have all eligible people have an individual vote? The workaround has everyone vote via chat, but it is not optimal.


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Activating webinar

How long does it take for the webinar platform to be activated after making a payment? Previously i was subscribed to zoom meetings.

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How can zoom be screamed on other social media like Facebook Live and Youtube

Dear Team,My office is looking into upgrading our zoom from basic to professional. We are also expecting that our account will be able to allow us to scream zoom session on facebook live and youtube. I am wondering whether by upgrading to professiona... Show more

Dear Team,

My office is looking into upgrading our zoom from basic to professional. We are also expecting that our account will be able to allow us to scream zoom session on facebook live and youtube. I am wondering whether by upgrading to professional edition or Business edition will enable us have these features 


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Attendance

Is there a way to track when a person enters the meeting and when they leave as a way of taking attendance for a presentation offering continuing education credits which requires attending the whole sesison.

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How to access unconverted recordings?

We had a two-day webinar this weekend. I chose to record it on my computer. On the first day, after the webinar, my computer started to convert the recorded files, but when it reached 99%, converting process stopped. It just stayed at 99% for 30 minu... Show more

We had a two-day webinar this weekend. I chose to record it on my computer. On the first day, after the webinar, my computer started to convert the recorded files, but when it reached 99%, converting process stopped. It just stayed at 99% for 30 minutes or more. I chose "Stop converting" because the window said that I can do the converting again in my Zoom account (or something like that).

The next day, I recorded the webinar again (on my computer), but after the webinar ended, converting didn't start at all.

 

I don't find any of these recordings in my Zoom account or my computer.

 

How do I get access to these recordings? Both the interruption in the conversation process on the first day and the automatic converting not starting at all on the second day seemed to be problems in Zoom's systems, so I assume that the recorded files are saved somewhere. But how can I find them and start the converting?

My internet connection was good on both days, and I had no other problems on my computer.


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Language interpretation in a Webinar that has 2 main languages

Hi! I'm curious about a technical aspect (or maybe it's advice?) of language interpretations in a Webinar. So, here's the bulleted outline of the problem: The event would feature 2 different languages spoken by many presenters - the spoken language i... Show more

Hi!

 

I'm curious about a technical aspect (or maybe it's advice?) of language interpretations in a Webinar.

 

So, here's the bulleted outline of the problem:

  • The event would feature 2 different languages spoken by many presenters - the spoken language is changed back and forth due to the complex schedule
  • So, there would be the original audio that's sometimes language A and sometimes language B.
  • Now, when we add interpreters to the equation, we can designate them to translate either A -> B or B -> A. Is this assumption correct?
  • As a listener, you can join in and choose either the original audio, language A or language B to listen to.

Now, the big question is: How can I make it possible that attendees don't have to constantly switch between the original audio and their language?

 

Or am I wrong with an assumption to the problem?

 

A million thanks to anyone willing to help me 🙂


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