![]() ![]() Depending on how the video is shared, such as sharing a specific application or sharing only a portion of your screen, it may require additional CPU resources, which can further affect the overall quality of both the video share and the meeting for the user who is sharing. Additionally, when a video is larger than 1080p, Zoom automatically downgrades the resolution to 1080p (or 720p), in order to optimize the content while minimizing the required bandwidth. When using the option to share your desktop or an application, the video resolution is dependent upon CPU usage, screen resolution, graphics card, and OS graphic system capabilities. ![]() How video sharing compares to other sharing options Fullscreen: Allows you to make the video full-screen for you and viewers.Volume: Allows you to adjust the volume of the video being shared.Playback slider: Allows you to skip to other points of the video playback range.Elapsed time/total video length: Shows the current elapsed time of video playback, and the total length of the video file.Play/Pause: Start or pause the playback of the video.The sharer will have the following controls: While sharing the video, you will have some common playback controls, which are not visible to other meeting participants. You must be signed in to the desktop client to have this option.This can be manually disabled, which will allow for higher resolution, but this should only be used in situations where framerate is less important. When using this feature, Optimize for video clip is automatically enabled, which is generally recommended for sharing videos but also restricts and downscales the resolution to 1080/720 to provide improved framerate.The video will now open within Zoom and be visible to attendees. Navigate to and select the video you wish to share, then click Open. ![]() Your system file browser will open for you to select the video file to open.
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