Shared screen - participants in full view on second monitor

[weimerd]

Hi,

as a client uses webmeeting for customer presentations they came up with an issue I fully can relate:

scenario: A host has a one-to-one meeting with his customer. He shares the screen to present a piece of software. The software runs on a second monitor. Screen is shared, the participant sees the shared screen. So far so good.

The host in addition sees the 3cx webmeeting window on screen 1 while on screen 2 the shared software is been shown.
The webmeeting window only shows participants as very small thumbnail video. The rest of the screen remains with the shared screen info and a button to stop sharing.

Issue: The presenting host would love to see reactions of participants while presenting. But the thumbnails are too small.

Suggestion: There should be an option to see participants still in full screen mode when sharing a second monitor or only a window. That would make much more sense and would not wast space on 3cx webmeeting window.


I already searched for the option but couldn't find it. Is there any chance to solve this issue by any setting?

Thanks in advance

Best regards, David

 

[Evolute IT]

Since the WebMeeting runs on a web page, it cannot be split to different tabs/windows.

 

[weimerd]

Since the WebMeeting runs on a web page, it cannot be split to different tabs/windows.

That's ok. No need to be splitted. Maybe I did not explain clearly.

The Webmeeting page of the presentator should still show all participants in full mode (like if there would be no screen share) during a screen share when a second monitor is being shared.

Hope this makes some sense to you. If not: Just tell me, I will try to make some explaining screen shots.

 

[Evolute IT]

That's ok. No need to be splitted. Maybe I did not explain clearly.

The Webmeeting page of the presentator should still show all participants in full mode (like if there would be no screen share) during a screen share when a second monitor is being shared.

Hope this makes some sense to you. If not: Just tell me, I will try to make some explaining screen shots.

Oh, sorry misunderstood.