Hi ASEWebinars welcome to the community. It seems like how your meeting is conducting shouldn't cause this issue. A few questions:
Hi Kate,
-The co-organizer simply joined using the link established at the time the session was created by me. No separate GTW account was involved.
-The message appeared in the latter segment of the presentation. This seemed to coincide with the late arrival of the co-organizer who is usually in the session at the beginning, but in this case arrived later.
-I resumed screen sharing a little bit later to at least give attendees the smaller camera view, even though the slide took up the majority of the screen.
-The presenter had no idea this was happening as he was on-camera engaged in front of a display board.
-Thankfully the captured video of the session doesn't show what some of the audience was complaining about, but of course did show when I reshared the screen. As I stated previously, the iPad used as a faux attendee for monitoring didn't display the described condition, but when I jumped on a second PC it confirmed the audience complaints.
-Question: Maybe having a co-organizer join the session later causes this behavior? I'm a little troubled by this, as up until now we've had great success broadcasting live video sessions.
Thank you.
ASEWebinars thanks for the further information and details. You mention the co-organizer joined using the link established at the time the session was created and no separate GTW account was involved. Using the same credentials may have caused confusion. What they would need to do is use the link emailed to them that established them as a co-organizer. This link here is full of information on how to add and requirements necessary for co-organizers.
The co-organizer did indeed use the link Emailed to them at the time the session was created. He did not log in with the account credentials. It's the same formula we've used for years, so that's what's troubling. So, since the only thing that's different is that he joined the session later instead of at the beginning, we'll just have to use this as a cautionary tale and not have the co-organizer join late again. Fingers crossed going forward.🤞
Thank you!
ASEWebinars thanks for getting back to me. Do let us know if this happens again, this is a bit of a head scratcher.
