We used to be able to create and host a traditional webinar with registration page to capture attendees' info like email and other questions. We found the only option available to us now is OnZoom event which requires the user to have a zoom account and only available for US users. Can the OnZoom event be like a traditional webinar? If so, how do I change it?

This account was in charge of recording a webinar, that happened yesterday, although the meeting started with a voice stating that it was recording, In the middle of the webinar, it prompted that the recording stopped, so l had to press record again. Now after the meeting, the recorded video that only appeared to my laptop was the second half of the meeting. I need help getting the first half of the webinar. 

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Hi friends, can any one help me with this.. 

After creating a Webinar in Zoom Web Portal, I was trying to Import the Registrants so followed the instruction on the article (link given below) . There under Invitations as I did Scroll to Manage Attendees and as I tried to click Import from CSV. The very option "Import from CSV" is missing. Kindly guide me..

https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0065473 

Hello,

Can someone please explain what this means? We are setting up a recurring webinar with registration where registrants can select which webinar they would like to attend. Our panelists will change for each webinar so they will have to edited/added during the time period of the recurring webinars. Will this affect our registrations?

Also, is there a way to have an option for "All of the Above" when registrants are choosing which webinar to register for on the registration page? Please explain what this means if you can.

• Note: If you schedule a recurring webinar with registration, editing the recurring webinar will cause you to lose registration data, meaning registrants will have to register again.

I know this question was asked a little over two years ago and the answer was no, but wondering whether the suggestion was acted upon. 

It's so awkward to say goodbye to panelists and attendees at the same time. I don't know about others, but I'm often hosting someone from outside my org, spending their time to present within my org, and an in-the-moment debrief or thanks feels important.