2:20 thanks, thanks, thanks for this video, I saw many videos but any like this, clear and 100% useful, this step “exit” is the difference between works or not. Regards
please actually demonstrate showing Powerpoint presentation on one screen and participants and chat on the other screen. You talked through that possibility, but please actually demonstrate. Also how to prevent mouse from jumping from one screen to the next. See "Zoom like a boss with Dual Monitors" by Melinda Hodgkiss as an example of greater detail and clarity. Thanks!
The one thing I can't figure out is how to I "Pin" multiple people to the second monitor? I'm using Vmix and want the second monitor view to be my desktop capture in Vmix. But I want to view 2+ people, not just one... Any ideas?
So when you have dual monitors enabled it should allow you to multi-pin to a monitor. Sometimes it only allows you to multi-pin to the first display but you can fix that by just dragging that window to your other display and swapping places with the windows if that makes sense. I’m also a vmix user myself and that’s how I have done it.
@@tutorialvideos930 Thanks for your response. I'm the same person who responded above (Cooper) just on my main profile. I've been working on this for 1hour now and I can't get multi-pin to work on either screen. It appears that multi-pin functionality is turned OFF when you change to dual monitors... bummer :(
@@tutorialvideos930 Basically what I'm trying to do is to have a second zoom screen that doesn't show polls, chats, my mouse as I move around, etc. That's the nice thing about dual monitors. The thing I'm just learning though is that dual monitors + vmix works great for when there is ONE person that needs to be spotlighted, but not more than one... Any ideas? I'm stuck
Many thanks for thsi video, it helped far more than others I have watched. Keep up the great work!!
At last the one key piece of info in there! Top! Cheers.
2:20 thanks, thanks, thanks for this video, I saw many videos but any like this, clear and 100% useful, this step “exit” is the difference between works or not. Regards
I have a laptop on a dock and two monitors. How do I teach on Zoom with this configuration? Thanks!
My requirement is to connect two external monitors with my laptop and view 25 participants on each external monitor...Can it be achieved?
Can we display only remote participants on two other monitors apart from the PC
please actually demonstrate showing Powerpoint presentation on one screen and participants and chat on the other screen. You talked through that possibility, but please actually demonstrate. Also how to prevent mouse from jumping from one screen to the next. See "Zoom like a boss with Dual Monitors" by Melinda Hodgkiss as an example of greater detail and clarity. Thanks!
The one thing I can't figure out is how to I "Pin" multiple people to the second monitor? I'm using Vmix and want the second monitor view to be my desktop capture in Vmix. But I want to view 2+ people, not just one... Any ideas?
So when you have dual monitors enabled it should allow you to multi-pin to a monitor. Sometimes it only allows you to multi-pin to the first display but you can fix that by just dragging that window to your other display and swapping places with the windows if that makes sense. I’m also a vmix user myself and that’s how I have done it.
@@tutorialvideos930 Thanks for your response. I'm the same person who responded above (Cooper) just on my main profile. I've been working on this for 1hour now and I can't get multi-pin to work on either screen. It appears that multi-pin functionality is turned OFF when you change to dual monitors... bummer :(
It shouldn’t be disabled. I just used it the other day with dual monitors. Maybe try updating your zoom client.
@@tutorialvideos930 Basically what I'm trying to do is to have a second zoom screen that doesn't show polls, chats, my mouse as I move around, etc. That's the nice thing about dual monitors. The thing I'm just learning though is that dual monitors + vmix works great for when there is ONE person that needs to be spotlighted, but not more than one... Any ideas? I'm stuck
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get some hearing aids.