Hi @mary6
Is the iPad in a case, or is there anything moving within sight of the camera when this happens?
This problem could be a result of "gesture recognition" getting confused by other movement in the picture, or optical reflections from a case, or something else. Even a dirty camera lens.
iPads have the ability to "raise hand" in Zoom when they detect what they think is a physical hand being raised. There can be anomalies with this.
You can try disabling "gesture recognition" with the steps below, or you can try these troubleshooting steps:
- Try to ensure the iPad us used against a static simple background.
- Use the iPad in a steady (not handheld) position.
- Keep away from direct sunlight (or reflections).
- Keep other movement (including other people) in the picture to a minimum.
- Try to keep actual hand gestures to a minimum.
- If the iPad has a bulky case (particularly around the camera lens) try it without the case as a test.
Make sure the camera lens is clear and clean.
Disabling gesture recognition altogether
When in a meeting and you would like to enable the Zoom mobile app to recognize gestures:
- Tap the More
button. - Tap Meeting Settings
. - Under the Gestures section, tap the slider next to Raise Hand and/or Thumbs Up to disable gesture recognition in the meeting.
Hope this helps.
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Rupert