The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Nice writeup, but there's an important step missing. If not done previously: ⋅ Sign in to the Zoom web portal. ⋅ Click Account Management --> Account Settings . ⋅ Under In Meeting (Advanced) , click the toggle next to Allow live streaming the meetings . ⋅ Clic...

This might help:

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There are times when a sacrament meeting or stake conference might have a speaker in a remote location, but you wish to avoid potential disruptions/distractions by hosting a Zoom meeting for everyone viewing. In this case, you can hold a Zoom meeting, but only give the credentials needed to join to ...

We've been counseled... Under the direction and keys of the bishop, hold weekly sacrament meeting, virtually, safely in person, or by hybrid in-person and virtual broadcast, according to local needs and regulations. Such transmissions should not be recorded. Our stake is setting up to webcast sacram...

cyberrick wrote:Thanks for the input. Unfortunately, my dell inspiron laptop does not have a 3.5mm jack. It only has USB-A and USB-C ports.

USB audio adapters are cheap and work great.

You could use a couple of vertical pieces of nylon or metal pipe strap and screw it to the wall above and below the switch. Of course, being careful not to block any ports or vents in the process.

Another way is to use some industrial strength Velcro on the back.

But this looks promising. Just need to add a 3.5mm to 3.5mm 25' cable and you should be good to go. Just ordered a pair of the above adapters, along with a pair of 25' shielded cables. Didn't see any other adapter/attenuators that would work. These are the full URL's for my order: https://www.amazo...

russellhltn wrote:First update: Zoom - use the touchscreen to expand and pinch just like a photo.

You might want to avoid the word "Zoom" as it can be easily confused with a product of the same name. I suggest using the word "Zooming", or the phrase, "To zoom".

davidbowmanbyu wrote:Does someone have the details on the connection settings got use Zoom or other meeting like tools to hit the church webcast site ?

And just remember, the above RTMP instructions can't be done with the free version of Zoom.

lajackson wrote:...am I able to set up 13 Church webcasts on the same day with five of them having overlapping times?

Yes. The church meetinghouse webcast system has no problem with scheduling multiple webcasts on the same day/same facility/same or overlapping times.