Once you start sharing, you should see a green and red box at the top of your meeting screen with the words, “You are sharing computer sound” and “stop share”. Once you have click on this box, click the “share” button at the bottom right-hand side of the screen. It does not mute your mic, so you can speak and play music at the same time. Step 3: Click on the middle option, “Music or Computer Sound Only”.Ĭlicking this box allows you to share whatever sound or music is coming out of your computer. The “advanced” option tab should be located between the “basic” tab and the “files” tab. This is for screen sharing and not for audio sharing. You don’t need to select anything from the “basic” option. Step 2: Click on the “advanced” option tab at the top of the screen. Please note: The “share screen” button may be in a different location, depending on what Operating System and device you are using.Įnsure that your sound both on your device and within the meeting is not muted. It is advisable that you set this up before the class so as to avoid an awkward interaction with your members as they wait for you to set this up. It will open up a secondary window with a list of options.ĭon’t worry, this will not close or stop your meeting.
Click on the green “share” button (this may say share screen). Once you’ve entered the meeting, you will see at the bottom of your screen a couple of different options. Step 1: When you join your meeting before the customers attend, click on the “share” button at the bottom of the page. You can read more about music licensing and purchase a license here. If you wish to play music during your sessions then please also ensure that you have paid the relevant music licensing fees, whether you are delivering your session in person or online. This is intended to be a guide on how to play music while teaching through the Zoom app, it is not advice on music licensing.
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