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Setting up a new customer, and they have purchased E220 and #450 phones. I've not worked with Polycom before. We were trying a test to get one set up, and could not get Zero Touch provisioning to work. Tried to find a video on it, to see what it should look like, but really cannot find anything. The only threads I've found seem to indicate that ZTP is a big problem on Polycom. Has anyone had any experience with the E220 and E450 phones with ZTP?
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How do I get AI to work for me to summarize meetings at which I am a participant - not a host?
How do I setup a call queue to first ring two people simultaneously, and if no answer then ring to a 3rd person? I see it shown as an option in the call queue setup section (see included screenshot below, but I can't find directions on how to set it up that way.
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Does anybody know how to set up a meeting where you only record the host and not the participants? It's that possible?
Hi, We have encountered an issue where a Zoom Room no longer shows a reoccurring meeting, but this meeting is still visible in the Microsoft Outlook calendars of the people who attend this meeting. Theres been no evidence of the meeting being cancelled, and checking the zoom portal outlook is set up to share its calendar with zoom for the people affected. Is there anything we can troubleshoot to prevent such an issue from happening or find out why the reoccurring meeting was removed from the Zoom Room? Thanks
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For Toastmaster meetings, we commonly rearrange the faces on the display so the Speaker image is close to the webcam. Looking at the "webcam / Speaker image" simultaneously, gives the impression, to the Speaker, that the audience is listening. If we cannot place the Speaker image close to the webcam, it appears to the Speaker, that the audience is not listening. We do not want to give the impression that we are ignoring the Speaker, because it is a boring Speech. I suspect that there are thousands of Toastmaster clubs who use Zoom. There are quite likely more small groups than large groups who use Zoom. It would be better if we could "always" rearrange the images on the screen, even if someone raises their hand.
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Hi everyone! 👋🏽 Welcome to the Zoom Community! I’m Bri, and I’m one of the community moderators here at Zoom. We’re SUPER excited to have you here in this collaborative space! We would love to get to know our community members. Please reply below to introduce yourself! 👇🏽 I’ll go first 😎 💙 Location: Memphis, TN 🐻 Favorite things to do: Writing, watching sports & going on late-night Taco Bell runs 🌮 How long I’ve been using Zoom? Two years! 🚀🚀 What’s your go-to virtual background? I love anything that showcases nice home decor and a view 🏙 What's the most unique Zoom event you've attended in the last year? A 10-year-old’s surprise birthday party 🎂 Let’s give our Zoom Community members a warm welcome!!! 👏🏽👏🏽 As a friendly reminder, if you haven’t already done so please review our Community Guidelines.
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The video processing tools feel biased against those with darker skin tones. Zoom is an integral part of work and how we do business. Careers depend how one shows up on Zoom in meeting and interviews. Sadly, Zoom does not seem to be able to handle lighting adjustments for people with darker skin tones. The person is either too dark or over exposed. As a result, darker skinned folks tend to have their cameras off more often which creates disengagement. This has a tremendous impact on work and society. It means that people with darker skin tones have to work harder at work to look good on Zoom. It means that diversity takes a back seat in the workplace. With all of the available video processing tools, this should not be an issue at all. This feels like a testing bias that could easily be remedied once you are aware of the challenge.
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