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 🙂

Does anyone have any ideas on how to record a complete program feed from a Zoom webinar?

I'll elaborate- When screen sharing, only the shared screen and a SINGLE small video tile of the person speaking are recorded on the cloud "Shared screen with gallery view."  This proves difficult when we want to capture a speaker + an ASL interpreter + the shared screen altogether in the recording.

Yes, we can record the iso- gallery view, which records all the video tiles with their video on, even when there's a shared screen, but this involves post production editing after the event to piece them together.

Using a third party screen capture app seems like the only way currently to record a one a done program feed.

Any other thoughts and ideas are much appreciated.

How can I automatically block the google calendar calendar slots of every registrants on my Zoom webinar event registration. For eg., if a user has registered for an event and has got the email confirmation of the zoom link in their inbox, how can I simultaneously have their google calendar booked by default 

Ideally I want to create a Zoom Meeting for 2,000 people within which I can still create breakout rooms for smaller group discussions.  It seems the only way to do this is to use Zoom Events and get a Zoom Events License for up to 3,000 people - I am prepared to do that, but I have to be sure that in Zoom Events, I can create a Meeting (not a Webinar) and would need to know that Meeting does provide the breakout room functionality. Does anyone know?   I can't find an answer about breakout room functionality in Zoom Events anywhere. Thanks

Dear Zoom Community.

I wonder if Zoom Webinars allow panelists to request and give remote control (like in Zoom Meetings).

The scenario is I am a panelist and keep full set of slides presentation and I want to give remote control to each of panelist to run the slides show by his/herself as he/she take presentation role during the Webinars. 

Thank for your kind support.

Hanh Nguyen