Hello,

I have a laptop and a 27inch second monitor. I use my laptop to run zoom for webinars of around 15 participants.
I use my second monitor to share slides but when I do it the gallery view overlaps the slides.
I have tried to go to 'My Screen'  at top of my screen 1and play around and yes I can have it in side by side with me next to it, but the slides do not move. I end up going back to 'meeting' at the top of my screen and just have to move my gallery view off the screen if I need to see all of the slide content.
Is there a way I can see the full gallery view of my participants and reduce the size of the slide area so that i can still all of the slides and have them still moving through the presentation?

Hope you can help.

Hello.

I am an interpreter who has worked on Zoom very frequently in the past four years. Recently, I have noticed that the original sound from the floor can be heard in the background when listening to my colleagues' relays.

Let's say the original sound is Japanese, and I am listening to my colleague's English. Although my colleague's voice is louder than the original sound, I can still hear it in the background, which is extremely distracting.

Other interpreters have told me that they have the same issue.  So, I can safely say that it isn't a problem with my headset (Plantronics Blackwire 8225). 

Is there an audio setting I can enable to prevent this situation? 

I really appreciate any help you can provide.

I am reaching out because we have noticed that a banner image of the registration appears automatically in the confirmation email, however on Desktop it looks wrong. I was unable to locate any options to remove or modify it within the Zoom Webinar Email Settings or Branding settings.

Could you please assist us in:

• Confirming where this banner is being added from (default Zoom settings or branding)?
• Providing instructions on how to remove or edit it from our confirmation emails?

I am working on hosting a +2000 audience webinar. We have integrated Zoom with Hubspot, so all registrants receive a personalised link to join the webinar on the day via our Hubspot flow. We don't send any registrant emails via Zoom.

I would like to extend the scheduled time for my webinar by +30 minutes just to give more buffer and to avoid any potential that we pass the scheduled end time and the webinar automatically shuts off (I understand that this shouldn't happen but sometimes seems too... from what I've read in the community here).

My question is - if I edit the scheduled time of my webinar, will this impact the registration flow/links? Note, we don't send registration emails/confirmations via Zoom, but rather through our Hubspot integration. 

Thank you!

We would like to schedule a reocurring meeting with two separate meeting times. One in the morning and one in the afternoon and use one link for both. We'd like to eliminate the confusion for our guests and only provide one link. Is this possible? I cannot find the answer and online chatbox doesn't provide the answer.