On that page, there is an embedded Zoom player (not YouTube, not Facebook - Zoom HTML5(
User clicks a Join Webinar button inside the embedded Zoom player
User enters Name & Email
User participates in the webinar directly on xyz.com/webinars, via the embed
Chat should be available, but polls etc. not necessary
After the webinar is over, the attendee metrics are the same if you watched it in the embed as they would have been if you had entered the full Zoom app, at least as far as attendance goes.
Still requesting this feature, after originally desiring it and asking about it several years ago on a sales call. This is a huge value add and deeply needed by many of us using the platform.
We also really need this feature. We want to offer this as an integration option for our platform. We will drive more users to create zoom accounts…but we need a direct embed option. How can we get this prioritized?
…but when we embed it into an iFrame, you cannot use the audio via the computer…only dial in. Has anyone found a way around that? If not, its a non-starter solution.
So I need to test this, but it would seem that the host could use the client for the meeting, but embed the “view in browser” webpage in an iframe on another page for all attendees… I say this with a use case where I do not expect the attendees to be able to speak or use their computer audio. Will see if it works. But in general, an embed should be part of the solution.
Please be sure to make Zoom Oembed capable when creating the code for the iframe embed feature for websites. It works great through YouTube but as some have pointed out in this thread it would be even better for tracking traffic on our actual websites/pages.
Thanks to Zoom’s flexibility and native integration with VIDIZMO, you can now stream and embed live events and recorded videos on any browser. Check out these links to learn more: