You are welcome @rcassada ! I am glad that worked. If you would like, you can mark the response from above as a solution to the issue so that if others come across the same issue they can find the solution faster. Thank you!
You can resolve this by checking the following settings in your Zoom desktop client under the Video settings: Adjust for low light, touch up appearance, and HD (if you have HD enabled on the web). If the problem still persists after those settings are checked, you can also go into the advanced settings under Video, and then flip the Video Rendering Method to: Direct3D9.
You are welcome @rcassada ! I am glad that worked. If you would like, you can mark the response from above as a solution to the issue so that if others come across the same issue they can find the solution faster. Thank you!
Yes, this solves the problem but it makes no sense. How does not having "adjust for low light" and "touch up appearance" checked cause my image to stretch out and move to one side?