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Zoom AI Companion2022-10-25 06:21 PM - last edited on 2023-06-29 10:51 AM by RN
Hi,
I engaged a ZOOM meeting 2 days ago, at 5:30 am USA time, and encountered a problem with my audio.
Both my headphones and computer speakers were both on at the same time.
I only wanted my headphones on.
Can someone please advise?
2022-10-25 07:12 PM
If you are on a Mac you may have an "Aggregate Device" or "Multi-Output Device" configured. These provide the ability to output to multiple devices simultaneously.
You can take a look in the Mac app "Audio MIDI Setup" to see if this holds true.
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2023-11-12 01:18 PM
I have a similar problem. In the classroom the only way to play a video is through zoom which I control from my computer. When I try to play a video, both the speaker of my computer and the speaker of the class computer turn on. I can't get the system only play shared sound. I tried to plug my headphones into my computer, but the sound sharing stopped. I am on a pc.
2023-11-12 10:03 PM
Hello, it's been a long time. Please try finding the setting on Control Panel.
2023-11-12 10:03 PM
There is a setting on control panel that turns off something, like the speaker? It's been a long time.