how to join a zoom meeting on my macbook pro

The host will need to invite you to join the breakout room.

Users joined via the web client, Chromebooks/Chrome OS or Zoom Rooms are unable to join Breakout Rooms, but the main room can be used as an alternative session for these users.

Note: Users joined into the Zoom meeting from the Zoom Desktop Client, Zoom Mobile App, or H.323/SIP devices can participate in breakout rooms.

Invitation to join breakout rooms from the meeting host.

Join the meeting by the Zoom desktop client, mobile app, phone, or H.323/SIP device.

Breakout rooms can be used for collaboration and discussion of the meeting. They allow the participants to meet in smaller groups. I compared iGlasses to Ecamm live and while iGlasses was easier to setup, Ecamm has a better quality picture.Breakout rooms are sessions that are split off from the main Zoom meeting.

In Zoom select the virtual cam as the camera input.

Enable ‘virtual cam’ so that this video signal is made available to Zoom.

Open the app that allows a ‘virtual cam’ and select your computer camera as the source camera.

One piece of software that does this is ‘Ecamm Live.’ A cheaper and simpler solution is iGlasses. This app then needs to become a ‘virtual camera’ that you can select as an input in Zoom. The trick is to send your camera output to a different app that can zoom and pan.

You can zoom your camera by using a ‘virtual camera’.

The good news is that there is a way to do it. There are no settings in Zoom itself to control the level of zoom on your MacBook built-in camera. I haven’t found a way to zoom or pan the built-in MacBook camera when you are using it as a camera in the Zoom meeting app. Sometimes when I’m in a Zoom meeting I am a little far from my camera and wish that I could zoom in closer to my face without having to move the computer.

How to join a zoom meeting on my macbook pro