Hi

We run a Zoom session from within our church service so people can connect into it remotely.

The audio input for the Zoom session comes from our PA system (so those on Zoom can hear what is going on) and the audio output from the Zoom session is fed into our PA system (so that those on Zoom can contribute as well). For most of the time, those on Zoom have their audio muted so that they don't speak over what is being sent from our service.

It would be really helpful if the person operating the Zoom computer could "tap into" the audio input / output feeds so that they could hear what those on Zoom are hearing and so that they could speak to those on Zoom without interfering with the main service output.

Does the above make sense and, if so, is it possible to achieve?

Thanks, Graham

Hello. There are some things that I can't test in a practice meeting unless there are attendees.   It would be nice to get a chance to do some tinkering and figure stuff out when not in a meeting with an important client.   If anyone sees the benefit of this please let me know so we can set one up.

Dear Friends,

I have set up a reunion Zoom meeting already for participants in the United States.  However, one person lives in Toronto, Canada, and wants to participate.  How can I get her a Zoom phone or other Zoom link for Canada?  

Thank you for any help that you can give me. 

Best wishes for the spring!

Janet Heller

We are using zoom meetings to host LinkedIn Live events and we had the host of the zoom also select go live on LinkedIn. We had audio delay issues on the zoom where one would talk and it sounded normal on the LinkedIn Live but in the zoom room it repeated itself. Would it help if the host of the zoom meeting didnt click go live?