I'm in a bit of a bind with read.ai. I host a recurring meeting set up with "join before host" so that participants can interact if I am late or can't attend. At the very first meeting, a participant enabled read.ai, which I have disabled every time. That participant has not attended since that first meeting, and yet the read.ai prompt shows up at the start of the meeting every single time. 

I have read all the other posts by users who are trying to disable the read.ai service, and none of them apply here because (a) I don't have a read.ai account, (b) setting up a waiting room won't work with the "join before host" option, (c) the person who invited read.ai has not returned to the meeting but the read.ai bot still shows up, and (d) even if I reach out to that person, it isn't clear how she would turn off the service without joining the meeting.

Is there any way to eliminate the read.ai service, or do I have to set up an entirely new meeting to do so?

Hi everybody,

Has anyone tried using Zoom's YouTube app from the Marketplace?  We're hoping to use it to substitute the need for hosts to share their screen to show YouTube content.  However, we notice a few issues:
--The host can hear the YouTube audio, but guests can't, despite the video being in sync.
--When trying to change from one video to another, the app performs inconsistently: it either changes to the next video, or nothing happens.  Even when the current video ends, and you attempt to select a different one, it doesn't play, requiring you to close out of the app and reopen it.

Just curious to see if anyone has identified other bugs so I can reference those issues as I open a case with Zoom support.  Thanks!

--Andy Borts, Zoom Administrator, UNLV

Hello Zoom Community,

I'm attempting to submit my app "Mintstac Meeting Intelligence" to the Zoom App Marketplace, but I'm experiencing persistent image upload failures.

**Issue:**
- Cannot upload App Icon (160x160px)
- Cannot upload Cover Image (1824x176px)
- Cannot upload App Gallery images
- Error message: "Upload failed, please try again later"

**What I've tried:**
- Multiple browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox)
- Clearing cache and cookies
- Different image formats (PNG and JPEG)
- Various file sizes (from 4KB to 154KB)
- All images meet Zoom's specifications exactly

**App Details:**
- App Name: Mintstac Meeting Intelligence
- Client ID: JuB6Y7XeRbi5L7F6...
- App Type: OAuth User-managed app
- Status: Ready for submission except for image uploads

The error occurs consistently across all image upload fields. All other aspects of my app submission are complete.

Has anyone else experienced this issue? Is there a known workaround or does this require Zoom support intervention?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Scott

Hello Developers,

Good day!

I'm currently working on retrieving Zoom Room details along with their configured location attributes—specifically Country, City, Building, and Floor—using the Zoom API.

I attempted to use the endpoint:
https://api.zoom.us/v2/rooms/locations?page_size=300
However, this endpoint returns location data in a flat structure, providing only just IDs for each attribute (Country, City, Building, Floor), rather than presenting them in a hierarchical format.

Is there an alternative method or endpoint available that can return this information in a structured, hierarchical way?

Appreciate your guidance!

Hello! I have the Video SDK Pay As You Go account but as soon as I enter the Zoom Video SDK site and click Build App it sends me to the usual site with building app and there is no option of Video SDK, it is just general, server oauth and webhook. What can I do?