Hi,

I use a Thinkpad X1 Gen 11 with a Raptor Lake chipset/cpu and an IPU6 camera with openSUSE Tumbleweed.

IPU6 cameras have been a long standing issue and are still not fully supported everywhere but with the latest software in openSUSE:

- kernel 6.13.4

- libcamera 0.4.0

I can finally at least get a video picture from the qcam application which is part of libcamera.

Camera is also referred to as "ov2740" in case that is important.

Still the latest Zoom client 6.3.11 does not show any video. It selects the Camera "ipu6" but it stays black.

Anyone knows the state of support of this camera within Zoom? Should I rather raise a support issue?

Thanks,

 Wolfgang

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System, Linux Mint 22.2 XFCE desktop, NVidia GFX driver.

After a recent Linux update, screen sharing is not working the same way for me.
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This setup worked fine before the update.
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Has anyone else seen this, or found a workaround?

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Also, are Zoom AI Summaries going to be available in Contact Center?

Thanks

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