Hello, yesterday I made a Zoom call and recorded it.
However, the recording conversion did not complete correctly and became corrupted.
How can I recover this recording, considering that the files double_click_to_convert_01 and double_click_to_convert_02 are missing?

Thank you!

My Zoom crashes randomly and I have no idea about that. Reinstall Zoom and update my GPU driver does not fix the problem.

I didn't find a way to upload files here so I uploaded full crfash logs to Google Drive.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VE1M8iTcFpdMEy4x9IvHd0ERgSfLm6mb?usp=sharing

Also here's one of the log:

I received a zoom invitation and when I click on the link, I am directed to a webpage that is telling me my zoom client is out of date and I need to update. A file downloads and when I install the file it does not resolve the issue. I have uninstalled and reinstalled zoom with the latest version, cleared my cache, and restarted my computer multiple times. At this point I have no idea what to do.  The interesting part is I am able to open other zoom invitations, so I am not sure if the issue is on my end or the invitation creator's end. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

A new problem seems to have come up, possibly due to installing Zoom update 6.6.10 on Windows 11. When clicking a URL meeting link, Zoom says I need the Zoom app, and offers to download the app instead of joining the meeting. I click the download link it shows and it downloads a small Zoom opener. I run that and then it joins the meeting. A session on the Zoom chatbot help said to uninstall and reinstall Zoom. That worked, though I had to reinitialize both Firefox and Edge to accept URL links to Zoom.
After I installed update 6.6.11, the problem came back. This time I simply downloaded and ran the full installer, which solved the problem. After several years of updating Zoom nothing like this ever happened before. 

I'm not sure if this is the right place, but I wonder if anyone, particularly someone from Zoom, can speak to the issue of the overwhelming amount of webinar spam that's going out. It seems that some email addresses have been handed out to different marketers, and those marketers are regularly signing up people to Zoom conferences that they haven't asked for. Because of the way my system is set up, when I get a meeting request, it goes on to my calendar, and then I have to deal with it. Sometimes, I just get an email saying that the webinar is starting, and it's all junk. I've requested several times to have my name removed from the list. I don't want to be removed from all webinars because I do have to attend them as part of my work, but I'm absolutely fed up with the amount of webinar spam that I'm getting through Zoom. I think it's not just bad for the companies that are producing this spam but it's also bad for Zoom as a brand.

Zoom cannot leave well enough alone. I have been a zoom user and subscriber since their first year in service. I used to find it very user friendly and functional. Now I believe it has deteriorated into a  total bag of turds. The UI is total garbage. I should not have to struggle to access basic functions and services. I should not have to waste time on a new tutorial every time some tech idiot decides they have a good idea that destroys the ease of use. Zoom has become a typical "griftopia" American business that does not care about individual users and only cares about large corporate subscribers.

I have a newer PC laptop (HP ZBook Firefly 16-inch, 64bit, Windows 11).  When I have a Zoom meeting, and I move my head a few inches to the left or right, the camera auto-adjusts and puts my face in the center of the screen again, and it zooms way in on my head and shoulders.  It's really annoying.  How do I stop this?  Is there a toggle command somewhere that I need to turn off?   I have read on Google about something called "Center Stage".  However, I think that is only for Apple products; but, I still couldn't find that language anywhere in the Zoom app, or anything resembling my problem.

I'd love some help on this.  Thanks.