We've hosted a couple of events integrating with eventbrite and the number of registrations and each person's details has flowed between eventbrite and zoom seamlessly. However, for the event we're currently taking bookings for,  zoom is only registering 42 attendees whereas eventbrite has registered 107. Even accounting for a few double bookings, this doesn't make sense. I'm worried that people won't be able to access our event which is in 2 days time!

It appears that zoom and eventbrite stopped speaking to each other on the 15th May 2024.

Can you offer any support? 

Thanks

For those of us working in the field of Finance, it would be great if the input dialog for Disclaimer text supported HTML / basic text styling capabilities.

The SEC and FINRA 💓 bold and italicized text to emphasize just how important it is that would-be investors read every shred of prospectus material and all risk warnings before making an investment.

After all, we seem to have the ability to "emphasize" text right here in this ZOOM support community. Seems like an easy feature to enable in the Zoom Webinar ecosystem as well.

Thank you for reading.

I have set up my speakers with the ability to edit their sessions.  I followed the instructions on how to access the EDIT SESSION PAGE, but it is not visible or accessible.  I have a trouble ticket with Zoom at the moment, but I wanted to ask the community just in case this issue has been seen by others.

My speakers DO SEE THE EDIT BIO section. I am looking for the EDIT SESSION PAGE. You are supposed to access this by directing your speakers to the EVENT PORTAL. Then, they are to VIEW SESSIONS and right-click on the session to see the EDIT SESSION OPTION.  

My speakers do not see anything to the right of their session list.  They only see their listing as the speaker.

I appreciate any insight that might help.

I am using the Zoom Event Page, on a Macbook Pro

Hello, 

I would like to know if it is possible, when livestreaming webinars/events to YouTube or other RTMP source, to have the closed captions created within Zoom to be available via the "CC" button in the YouTube player (instead of being baked into the video) for better accessibility and viewing experience. Is this possible?