In the Zoom Workplace application, navigate to Settings -> Backgrounds and Effects.
You'll be able to select a background or manually upload one (shown in the screenshot below).
The settings you're referencing are MacOS-specific settings, not Zoom's, so you won't have access to standard Zoom backgrounds when going through the menu you've described.
Why the difference in quality? MacOS and Zoom use different algorithms for background replacement - Mac's is performed prior to the camera feed entering the Zoom application, while Zoom's is performed once the camera feed enters the application. Zoom's background replacement algo is processing a pre-rendered video downstream (universal to video from any of thousands of cameras that could be used), while Mac's is more aware of the nuances of one piece of hardware (FaceTimeHD Camera) that it needs to worry about. Two completely different animals.
In the Zoom Workplace application, navigate to Settings -> Backgrounds and Effects.
You'll be able to select a background or manually upload one (shown in the screenshot below).
The settings you're referencing are MacOS-specific settings, not Zoom's, so you won't have access to standard Zoom backgrounds when going through the menu you've described.
Why the difference in quality? MacOS and Zoom use different algorithms for background replacement - Mac's is performed prior to the camera feed entering the Zoom application, while Zoom's is performed once the camera feed enters the application. Zoom's background replacement algo is processing a pre-rendered video downstream (universal to video from any of thousands of cameras that could be used), while Mac's is more aware of the nuances of one piece of hardware (FaceTimeHD Camera) that it needs to worry about. Two completely different animals.
I am unable to get just my regular background. This is what's happening
I can add a virtual background, but not my real-life background.
