The option to switch between the Speaker View and Gallery View is at the top right of the window on the left. At this point, you can click on the separator between the two windows and adjust the size to your preferences.When you click on the option, the screen you’re sharing appears on the left and the speakers/participants are on the right.Then select the Side-by-side Mode from the drop-down menu. Once you’re in a meeting, choose View Options on the top right of the screen.

This is easy because you only need to select and move the separator to the left or right. Just remember to mute the internal speaker.The screen gets shared along with the Gallery View or Speaker View and you can tweak the screen separator to your preferences. Zoom then shares the “computer sound” that’s being sent to the Built-In Output, while still allowing me to use the AirPods as a microphone. To overcome this, I created a Multi-Output Device in Audio MIDI Setup that included Built-In Output and AirPods, and then selected the Multi-Output Device as my speaker in Zoom. For example, with a video embedded on a slide in PowerPoint, sharing my screen, with “share computer sound” enabled in Zoom, and using Apple AirPods via Bluetooth as speaker and microphone, I have found that participants don’t hear the video’s audio when it is played. Unrelated to your questions, but a possible Zoom bug: On a Mac, it seems that Zoom will only “share computer sound” when playing a video if that sound is being played through the physical speakers or headphone jack, not when using a Bluetooth device. Now, anything heard by your built-in mic or earbuds should be sent to Zoom. Open Zoom, edit Audio Preferences, set Microphone = Aggregate Device and Speakers = Aggregate Device. Open Audio MIDI Setup, choose Window > Show Audio Devices, click on + and select Aggregate Device, check ON Built-In Mic then Earbuds (in) then Earbuds (out), check ON Drift Correction for all 3.

You need to combine 2 inputs (built-in mic + earbuds) to 1 output, so Zoom can receive that 1 output as 1 input.

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