When you share content in the studio, your pinned speakers sit right beside it. Now Show only pinned cameras next to content lets you choose: turn it off, and every camera appears beside your content, presenters and, in interactive webinars, every participant on camera.
Show only pinned cameras next to content decides what sits beside your shared content once at least one camera is pinned.
Leave it on, and your pinned speakers stay beside the content while the rest wait below. Turn it off, and every presenter on stage joins them, so the whole panel stays on screen.

In the live studio, open the video settings in the Host Control Panel and find Video Behavior. The setting is on by default.

Planning ahead? The same setting is on your session's Presenters → Permissions → Managing Content page. Once the session starts, change it from the studio.
In an interactive webinar, attendees who come on camera are on stage with your presenters. Turn the setting off, and every participant on camera shows up on the right of your content too. With Show attendee cams to audience on, in the same Video Behavior list, the recording and the webcast show them as well. It keeps a workshop, a roundtable or a live Q&A on screen while you present.
| Who is on camera | With the setting off |
|---|---|
| Presenters | Beside the content, pinned or not |
| Participants on camera | Beside the content as well |
| Off-stage presenters | Stay off the stage |
| On (default) | Off | |
|---|---|---|
| Beside shared content in the studio | Pinned cameras only | Every camera on stage |
| The recording and the webcast | Pinned cameras only | Every camera on stage |
| Your pins | Kept | Kept, and back in charge when it's on again |


| Details | |
|---|---|
| Nothing pinned | Every camera already shows, so the setting only changes things once someone is pinned |
| Spotlight | A spotlight still shows just that one camera |
| Off-stage presenters | Stay off the stage either way |
Turning the setting off doesn't unpin anyone. Stop sharing, and your pinned cameras go back to appearing larger above the rest.