We’ve been using NDI with Zoom Rooms into a Tricaster successfully for some time now. Great quality. After the last Zoom Rooms update, though, I have noticed the occasional signal breakup (green horizontal bolts) on one or two random output channels. Usually, it happens during events with more than two participants, though not always. The breakup interestingly never affects the share screen output and the breakup doesn’t show on the Zoom Room screen. The quick fix has been to change the output “channel” to another NDI output. That, however, isn’t always the final solution. In time, that channel breaks up too and we switch to yet another NDI output. The Zoom Rooms box is a core i9 and the network is not stressed. I changed the Cat6 cable and no change. I am able to get NDI output using another app (VideoCom) without issue. Anyone else seen this or have ideas?

We make extensive use of Auto-Framing with our older Poly X50. Recently we purchased some new Poly X72 units and were extremely disappointed to find that they do not appear to support this feature. Does anyone know if there is a way to get Zoom Room participant framing working with the Poly X72? Thank you.

Is it possible to use two poly bars for one Zoom room? I know you can use this with Huddly cameras, but using two poly bars in the same space would be amazing. I tried reaching out to HP, and they said it is possible, but it was not a confident response. 

In Zoom Room installer version 5.11.7, the login password was stored in the windows registry.

The password was stored in HKLM/software/microsoft//windows nt/current version/winlogon

We have recently upgraded to version 6.6.4 and it appears that the password is no longer stored in registry.

where is the password stored now ?

was this change part of recent security enhancement ?

which version  introduced this improvement?

Recommendation: Add Zoom Rooms to Microsoft Store

Making Zoom Rooms available through the Microsoft Store would simplify enterprise deployment and management.

• Companies would no longer need to download or update .exe files manually.

• IT teams could deploy Zoom Rooms directly through Microsoft Endpoint Manager or Intune, ensuring consistent installation across all devices.

• Updates would be handled automatically by the Store, reducing IT overhead and keeping systems secure.

• Distribution through the Store ensures organizations are using the official, validated version of Zoom Rooms.

Conclusion: Adding Zoom Rooms to the Microsoft Store eliminates repetitive manual updates and provides enterprises with a secure, scalable, and efficient way to deploy and maintain the application.

When we start our Zoom Rooms app on a Mac mini connected to a large-format (maybe 90-inch) Samsung display, we notice that the MacOS dock gets much larger just before the Room Name, Sharing Key and time appear on the screen.  We think the Mac screen resolution is being downscaled, which results in lower-resolution profile pictures and less-than-1080 HD (we have that option on our account) resolution on our meetings and shared screens. Has anyone been able to force Zoom Rooms to keep the native high-resolutions that we seen when we are looking at the Mac desktop on the same screen?  Any ideas please?