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Presenters are what we call people who've been invited to be a temporary host in the Meetn room.The Presenter is a limited time sudo-Host level role. Presenters are not permanent members of a Meetn...

Currently the Meetn room capacity limits are defined by what service plan the room is on.Free: 20 PeoplePro: 200 PeopleWebinar: 1000 People⚠ Note: There is also a limit on interactive attendees. Al...

First be sure to end the recording or streaming.To end your event or meeting, just click on the red X button at the top right of the toolbar. You'll be given the options to Exit Meetn, End Meetn fo...

The Waiting Room can be turned on from the Attendee panel. Click on the Attendees button in the right side of the top toolbar.You'll see near the top of the panel the Waiting Room, and it will say ...

Open the Attendees panel by clicking on the Attendees button in the tool bar, the button is located fifth from the right in the right side grouping.At the top of the actual attendee list you'll see...

Log InTo log into any of your rooms you have two options:Go to Meetn.com and click Log In at the top. Enter your email and password, then you can pick which room to enter if you own multiple Meetn ...

Generally speaking, when it comes to being the host, bigger computer is better. You certainly can conduct meetings or even large events from your smartphone, no problem! Though you may be more comf...

If you've been invited to attend someone's event hosted on Meetn, but it's locked with a passcode, you'll need to enter the passcode provided to you by your event's organizer.If your event's organi...

By default, guests will be allowed to share their screens and will have the ability to mute or request unmuting themselves and others in the Meetn room. However these privileges can be revoked if y...

There are 5 different roles or levels of access any one user may be. These roles give increasing amounts of permission and power, but only inside the room where they've been assigned. Additionally,...