I am taking a class that requires us to meet via zoom meeting and do some role playing situations. One of the group hosted the meeting and sent email links to the rest of us to join the meeting. We all have zoom through our university and the links were sent to our university email. I am not very well versed on zoom and assumed that because the host had information going to the cloud and transcript activated that I did not need to do that. All seemed to go well. After the meeting ended the host sent us links to our portions of the video that we could submit for our assignment. Because I did not have transcripts activated during my portion, I did not see the text until I opened the email. The names of the other members were accurate, but my name seemed to be a random name. My user profile on my university account does have my name correctly listed, but this didn't match. Did this happen because I did not do cloud recording on my end, the video itself was fine? Did I need to sign in specifically through my org, even though the host sent me an email link through my university account? What can I do?

Hi,

I'm on Pavilion laptop with Windows 11 24H2.

All of a sudden, my speakers are not working for Zoom, but they work for everything else.

When I do a speaker test, the bar is flashing as normal to show that it is making sound, but nothing comes out of the speakers.

I uninstalled and re-installed the app a few times, even removed FXSound sound enhancement, but I am still not getting any sound out. 

Mic and camera work fine.

Has anyone got any suggestions please?

TIA

I need more cloud storage than the 5gb I have - if I cancel my current subscription and upgrade to one that offers more cloud storage, will I lose the current recordings I have on my account? 

I really appreciate any advice. It seems so challenging to contact Support.

We have encountered a significant challenge in tracking the timelines within the Meeting Summary using the AI companion. Is there any possibility to get the meeting summary with timelines as this is particularly critical for us like Major Incident Management Associates. The AI companion's inability to accurately capture and present timeline data from meetings is impacting our incident management process.

I have bluetooth enabled hearing aids; to connect to my Windows 11 laptop, they use an intermediate device. The hearing aids are Signia Pure C&G 3AX with their most recent software updates.  The intermediate device is the Signia Connect Link 1.1 adapter.    Neither my iPhone nor my iPad require this clunky arrangement - both devices connect directly to the hearing devices.   I am now on my third Connect Link adapter, since I began experiencing some sort of intermittent connections in early October.  The newest devices haven't resolved the issue - i keep getting drops.    After looking at a number of items in the community knowledge base, it seems that bluetooth issues are prevalent.   Any suggestions?  More importantly, any solutions?

Hello
Since I have my new computer with windows 11, the setting "original sound for musicians" in zooms does not work anymore. In detail, we can hear each other speak but the music sounds seem to be submitted by my laptop. Despite that I have the mode "original sound for musicians" switched on, my music teacher cannot hear me play. I read that some others experienced the same problem but none of the suggested trouble shootings helped so far. Interestingly, with Skype the sound is worse in general, but the music is transmitted, so I would not suspect a problem with my laptop in general but rather problem between zoom and windows 11....

Anyone who can help with that?
Best and grateful for any input!

Josefine

The meeting I participate is announced publicly and occasionally has bombers come to disrupt the meeting. One of their tricks is to raise and lower their hand rapidly. Currently, that makes them jump around in the participant list and thumbnails, making it more difficult to select them and remove them.

A simple feature that would be helpful would be to have available is a throttle on raising hands so that after raising and lowering a user's hands multiple, say 3 times, within a threshold timeout, say 10 seconds, the bombers would be unable to raise their hands for a period. It would not need to be a very long throttle to be effective, perhaps even a minute block would be enough for the feature to be useful.

It would be a feature that would not have much impact on our intended participates because it is so temporary and is an exceedingly rare behavior for normal meeting attendees.

I used to own a meeting Zoom link when I worked in a different part of my organization. It is still being used by people in my old unit and it is old enough that it has dropped off my list of previous meetings. I keep getting notifications whenever my old unit starts using it; is there any way to delete the link so they can't use it any longer?