Zoom Tips: How to Control Speaker View in 2-Person Zoom Recording - Logan Clements

[@Wordchipper]

Excellent...I had this problem of zoom cutting back to me in speaker view...it destroyed TWO attempts at an interview.. Finally, I changed from clip-on mike to a desk mike and that seemed to correct it so I got it on the third attempt. However YOUR "mute button" solution is simpler and clear cut....will try that next time...thanks!!!

[@snowybranson]

Is there a way to fix an already recorded show?

[@loganclements]

You're unable to fix it in Zoom but with video editing you can edit things out. The hard part is that you can't go back and recover recordings that you didn't capture. I've done that too and it's super frustrating but a helpful lesson moving forward!

[@TracyWick]

What if I want to show both speakers simultaneously and not switch back and forth to whomever is speaking?

[@loganclements]

You'll want to spotlight both of the speakers and that will keep them both static on the screen, regardless of who's speaking. Here's a video on how to do that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWW7hZ2imr2cpKs