Check out this detailed video on all Zoom Share Screen Features: ✅ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-V4vXWjRU8kg.html and please subscribe more videos like this: 🔴 bit.ly/TimHarrisVideoSubscribe
Thank you so much! My walk partners and I couldn't make it outside because of a snowstorm, and they complained about delayed sound. Now, I know what happened.
I watched so many "Using Keynote on Zoom," and found nothing that really helped my jagged video playback. That is until I found your video. You did an amazing job! I will say though, that you do have to small up the screen selection a bit to get better animated smoothness. But not too small, because then it pixelates the screen that you're sharing. But again GREAT VIDEO - THANKS!
I share screen for my laptop that has 4k display in my zoom meeting, and the video output according to all participants is choppy (it seems like slideshow pictures) but the sound quality is good. I already check the optimize video before sharing screen but the same output (choppy) but it has lower resolution of the shared video. Most of the time i am the one who shared videos in our zoom meeting, so i can not use my laptop that has 4k display because whenever i shared a video the video output is choppy in all participants. I bring back my old laptop that has only 720p resolution display and the sharing screen is so smooth no stutter, no choppy no lag, just like they are watching the real video im sharing. thats the feedback of all the participants. so if you have a higher resolution display like 4k i think zoom is not optimize with that resolution when sharing screen. 720p display resolution is so good when sharing screen.
A thumbs down for three reasons. First: You claim that participants get a smoother video when the video is played in full screen. NO! DO NOT SHARE IN FULL SCREEN. That guarantees that you and the participants need the highest possible bandwidth to prevent a jerky video with the audio often not in sync. ALWAYS play the video sized to less than half of the display. I have experimented with this way too many times to know this is true. Second reason: NEVER PLAY A VIDEO DIRECTLY FROM THE INTERNET. First, you have to depend on it being downloaded smoothly to your computer, then uploaded smoothly to the participants. Second, you don't want to have to mess around with pop-up messages and ads. So always download the video to your computer and trim it to include just what you want to show, then play it with an appropriate video player (4KVideoDownloader works on all platforms, and it is free). Third reason: Zoom now has a Video option in the Advanced section, so use it instead of a video player. Zoom lets you select the video that is on your computer (not from the Internet) and then sets the size of the video window to something smaller than full screen (yes, even they know it is best), so keep it that way - or even smaller. The size on your display doesn't matter since it always fills the Zoom window of the participants.
I have since updated this as things have changed a lot since they've supported better video sharing. Take a look at my other share video tutorials. Thanks again for your input
Brilliant - and most helpful video I have seen on the subject. One quick question though - would you recommend having the video uploaded to RU-vid or Vimeo first (as they might be optimized for web playback?) or play from your hard drive (so the playback itself is not dependent on bandwidth?) if you have a choice? Grateful to know about any thoughts or experience on that.
Really glad to hear this hit the mark for you. Also there is a new native internal video share feature from zoom. Check this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QUBdQkIZR-E.html
great video i didn't understand how to share directly from youtube? as it was mentioned in the beginning but how my poor internet connection wont affect the video?
My problem with zoom is I got a new computer installed zoom when I share the RU-vid song it won't play the music just the words and they are shaky. When I opened zoom for the first time something popped up it was either antivirus or security I said yes. Don't know if that caused it. As long as I was on zoom it did it as soon as I got off they played correctly. Any idea how to fix this?
Intuitively, I thought it would be better to play a downloaded video off the hard drive rather than off RU-vid so the computer is not downloading the video and uploading to zoom at the same time. Does this not effect the internet reliability?
Loved your Video. I have a question about sharing a video from my hard drive during a meeting. You suggested using U tube or Google. But if there a disadvantage to sharing it form form mac own drive? thanks
A lot of really helpful info but I am a little confused about what you do before your Zoom session to set up your video and what you do to then share the video during the Zoom session.
Also - when I tried just starting a Zoom meeting to see how to do this playing from Google Drive, Zoom wanted to INSTALL Google Drive but I already have it.
Hey Tim, thanks for the information. How about sharing a video from an FCPX timeline? Will it or any other illustrations playback directly from the NLE app?
I have a big lagging problem, its not just the video that lags but the actual lesson, i change pages and it takes forever to change on the students side. I havent found a solution
So so helpful, thank you! Had one question-I was trying to share a streaming app with a friend (a Broadway one) and the picture played on my end, but kept bumping her off. Does that happen to other people? Wanted to do a movie night with friends…I pay for Zoom pro and the app, but wanted to watch with others. Also-people complain about the “rectangles” when I share pictures. When I turn off the “optimize video” on Zoom, they go away.
Thank you. It was very useful. I have a problem. When i share the next quicktime video, my screen still show the previous video while my participants could see the new video. May I know how to do this correct. Thank you
Whenever I tried to play video from the desktop and clicked the optimisation box, the quality of the video was so low it really looked terrible. In addition, a weird black bar always appears at the top of the video and it's impossible to get rid of it, any tips?? thanks
How have I missed that check box for so long? So many choppy videos I've shared! Maybe I tried it but didn't go fullscreen. Kinda dumb it's not on by default and they don't tell you about the fullscreen thing, but at least I know now.
Sorry, but doesn't using an outside service like RU-vid or Google Drive SLOW THINGS DOWN EVEN MORE???? I mean the video is stored on a third party services, it has to be streamed FIRST to YOUR computer over YOUR "bad" internet connection, and then sent out to the Zoom server. You're adding an extra step of bandwidth because you're streaming down and up over YOUR bad internet connection rather than just up! Or is there some magic going on here that instead of getting the A/V data from your computer it is being delivered by RU-vid/Google to Zoom?
Pros and cons of playing from RU-vid and Google drive vs from your own desktop: Cons: Playing from RU-vid will run the risk/annoyance of having Ads interruptions; playing from Google drive requires compromising your Google drive info to Zoom. These are the tradeoffs with faster video playback. Just my two cents.
Hi Great video... I teach fitness classes online but I am finding that the video and audio are out of sync. So when I am jumping around it appears that I'm not going in time with the music! Is this something that can be corrected? I'm using music on my computer (shared in advance tab)?
My students are saying they cant see my RU-vid video when I click on optimize video. What am I doing wrong? I've never used the optimize feature before until I watched this video.
hi, my daughter attends chess classes online via zoom and the tutor complains about time lag on nearly 10 seconds in playing a move. How to fix this issue as its about a live class and not a pre recorded video.
we have clients that have password only video content that they want to share and it has to come from their own weblink and the clips are HD. I hear zoom has a 'lag' of 135 milliseconds and wondered if you know of any proprietary services they could use?
Hi Tim! I just subscribed and I have an zoom webinar that is going to be 15 videos, back to back. Is there an integrated player or way to play all the videos, back to back, as live without having to see the controls from each video? I would like this to look seamless, as if the 10 videos were 1 continuous video reel. Thank you for the help!
Hi there. I would to join them as one big video file (in a basic video editing suite) and play it as one from the hard drive (or upload as one to RU-vid). As an alternative - Zoom are planning an update on 1st Feb which will include a native place inside Zoom to load and play videos. I will cover this in a tutorial upon release. Good luck! I hope you enjoy my channel :)
Hello Thank you for the great video. Apologies however, I had a quick question about the share from G-drive. I've recently updated my zoom windows program to the newest version, however I can't locate a 'file' for the share screen. Did I miss an option to enable that?
no matter which method I use (VLC, Windows Media player or Quicktime player in Windows 10) my video and audio are slightly out of sync. When there is someone speaking on camera is is noticeable. The workaround seems to be using Dropbox to share videos. I also tried sharing my web browser with a RU-vid video in full screen with same negative result.
Hi @David Abelson yes indeed. In fact I’ve just published the method for doing this (I’ve shown RU-vid as the example, but works the same for Vimeo), check it out here and please let me know if it helps: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g_g-hcIe5bI.html
I have a VERY and I mean VERY low end pc I mean it barely handles mc But coming back to zoom I use my phone as a webcam and because I have a VERY low end pc it can't do multi tasking or ope multiple tabs and just zoom it's self, GETS MY PROCESSOR TO 100% usage! And the software I used adds more too ita Any tips?
Hi there, I do this in postproduction. To do it, I have a camera recording me while I do the actions with a green screen behind me, I then screen capture my desktop. Then in postproduction I mix the two together. Hope that makes sense. Maybe I should do a video on this technique soon…
Yes there is! He forgot to mention the recommended way from Zoom... Share Screen - Advanced - Video (double click on it) - browse to your prefered video - Open - and then you get a video player window where you can control video playback and volume. When you hit open, the other participant see a black screen stating that you are sharing, they will see the video when you then hit the play button. If you screen share a video, zoom will have to use a lot of resources creating a video from your screen. That gives a jumpy picture during sharing. If you use the video share function, you can share up to 1080p flawlessly! 😊
I think Zoom has since come out with a better way to share video -- check out the following article about using Zoom's built-in video player: support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360051673592