How to Use Zoom's Dual Monitor Mode

[@josephdepiola795]

Very well structured and not too fast for the first time user trying to see how two monitors would work! Great work. I am subscribing.

[@tammynickel4597]

This is awesome. I just got a new 2nd monitor and as a teacher...this will be awesome. Thank you for the help.

[@DeafSeattleGuy36]

Same. I got one today. Still learning how to do this

[@andrewaupositivepsychology]

This is helpful even for the public. Much thanks to you for making this tutorial.

[@Levemoore]

This is a very nice tutorial indeed, straight to the point

[@serenpartnership1]

Nice video. Only one problem, when you bring up your powerpoint slides your right screen shows the video feed and the left screen shows the ppt. When I do this both screens show the PPT presentation. You may have missed a bit of the explanation there

[@raoulroberts2024]

Excellent tutorial - concise and easy to follow. Thank you.

[@sietedeunsolo]

Awesome! Thanks a lot! Greetings from Costa Rica!

[@LOV4B13]

THANK YOU! This is what I was looking for!

[@poly-glot-a-lot6457]

Thanks J!

[@gomzify]

Super helpful brother... God bless you !

[@richardrogersdesigns2683]

thanks - very clear video. What if you want 'presenter view' on one of the monitors as opposed to just the slides?

[@MrBicture]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you!

[@thanosmits1638]

Hello, quick question! If I use a second monitor to mirror my main via settings, not as an extension, and I share screen via zoom, what will happen? Will the other participants be able to tell that I am using a second monitor as a mirror, or will they only be able to see one screen?

[@Yogarimaa]

Hello dear
I have a question
How do I see 98 participants simultaneously using dual screen option (49 participants on screen1 and 49 on screen 2)

[@francisjumper]

Thank you, this is a very helpful tutorial.

[@inakizamores]

Put it on 1.25 speed for it to be watchable

[@md.shirajurrahman9082]

Thank you

[@lovefrom1987]

Great help. Thank you!

[@TheSalesEvangelistDK]

This very helpful!

[@RickOhnsman]

Say instead of a monitor my Screen 2 is a projector so I can present simultaneously to an in-class and Zoom audience. This works and keeps Zoom menus and controls off my presentation screen. But... Now I have nothing in front of me and have to watch the projected screen to see what I'm doing. Thoughts on improving this?

[@360avrentals4]

You could use a 1 x 2 video splitter and 1 additional monitor just for you, the presenter. The signal that you are sending to the projector will go into the input of the video splitter. Then, you will need 2 additional cables(probably HDMI), one goes to your projector and the other would go to your dedicated monitor. I hope this helps.

[@harryburnett6629]

Great job! Thanks.

[@Rjdean2722]

This is awesome thank you

[@tonyosime9380]

Thanks for a great tutorial. What happens if we have 3 monitors? I notice that Zoom automatically moves its windows between screens. I don't understand the logic of this.

[@galaxywanderer5945]

Hi,
$how do you connect the two monitors on one computer!?

[@poetrynook962]

Does using duel monitors use fewer resources on your computer. I was thinking of using my ipad and Duet.

[@FROCF]

Nice tutorial!!!

[@grettaspier2756]

Thank you SO much!

[@ContractorLicenseSchool]

How can I have two people talking and teaching at, back and forth, while using PowerPoint? Sometimes I want the students to just see PowerPoint and sometimes I want them to just see the face of the person teaching. Is that doable?

[@SallyintheValley]

You can black out your ppt.

[@shrikanthmurugaiah2162]

Thank You

[@suave7707]

how do you connect your camera mine not working ?

[@goatedtaco]

Woow two comments dude needs 1 mill subs

[@yolitzincruz]

great!! thanks

[@rubenmoreno_oficial]

Thanks You!!!

[@gracerominadurante779]

Can you do this with a laptop and iPad?

[@nikijelil6424]

Am I the only one here who is NOT a boomer?