We run training workshops on Zoom where the host has an application that runs on their MacBook. We need participants to talk to this application through the Zoom meeting. Is there a way to direct participant audio to the application running on the hosts machine? 

We have a client who has a Zoom Workplace PRO account, but until now they used the accounts from a desktop.

We recommend purchasing a POLY X72 and a POLY X30 to use in two different physical rooms.

Our question is, what does he need to buy to get this working properly?

1) have one more user, each with an associated POLY device

user1 - POLY x72

user2 - POLY X30

2) Create a new Zoom WorkPlace PRO account with just 1 user:

where the initial account is POLY X72

and in this new account POLY X30

What other suggestions do you have?

At the start of February I was forced to do an upgrade and now when no one can hear me, although I can hear them.  Zoom has worked perfectly for me for years and now this forced upgrade has broken it.  I am now on desktop Zoom for Linux (Debian) version 6.3.10.  When I go into Zoom audio settings I can select the microphone and when I speak I can see the blue bar move.  However, there is no "Test mic" button to do a recording.  So, obviously Zoom is picking up my microphone but not sending it on to others or not doing so properly.  Also, the microphone works perfectly in other applications.  For instance, I can record and playback from a terminal or using VLC.

Since yesterday (Monday, 02/17) I haven’t been able to join my restricted meetings on my Chromebook with my registered email. I am able to join on my phone with the same email. I have heard that this is currently a problem with Chromebooks from others who join the meeting. I have tried everything on my Chromebook (deleting cookies, restarting, re-logging in, disabling extensions, trying from Firefox, downloading the Zoom app, etc). How can I join on my Chromebook? Has anyone been able to resolve this problem?

I'm trying to join a password-protected meeting from the Zoom on my Chromebook. But it never works. Specifically:

1. I click the meeting link, and I'm told: "The host requires authentication on the commercial Zoom platform to join this meeting. Please sign in with a commercial Zoom account to join."
2. I sign in using my Zoom account, and get redirected to the waiting room screen (ie where you preview your video, audio, etc)
3. However, when I click the join button, a toast always appears at the top of the screen saying, "Sign in to join this webinar." And I never actually join the room.

Is it possible that Zoom on Chromebook (aka Zoom on the web) fails to remember sign in credentials? In which case, I'll never be able to join any meeting that requires authorization?

It appears a few others are experiencing similar issues: @LeoForfar and @AverageMothball 

I was unable to join a meeting today despite entering the meeting ID and passcode from my own account page, getting a "Sign in to join this webinar" message every time I hit the join button.  

I have a Chromebook and use Google chrome as my browser. This is the first time I have ever encountered this issue despite using Zoom links from the same company twice a week, every week on the same device. 

I then noticed that despite having the "stay signed in" box ticked on my sign-in page, Zoom never keeps me signed in, so I was stuck in a loop of always getting the same message. The host sent me a direct link and I had the same issue:

"The host requires authentication on the commercial Zoom platform to join this meeting. Please sign in with a commercial Zoom account to join."  Previously, hitting the sign in hyperlink on this same message automatically signed me in and took me to the meetings no problem.  What's changed? Is there anything I can do in settings to stay signed in. 

I now need to use the phone app to access meetings, but this is a temporary measure not usually allowed at work.

This is very sad to see that Zoom developers do not pay attention to add the Ukrainian language to the platform. However, it is really important for every Ukrainian person to give them a crucial opportunity to use this app in their native language. Not everyone knows English to use Zoom, so many people have no choice but to use Russian because it is more understandable for them. It is really hard to use Russian, especially when you consider the fact that the Russian invasion is still ongoing and when the fight for our native language, which has been tortured and attempted to be destroyed by Russia for many centuries, is really important and cannot be ignored in all or some areas of life.

Dear Zoom developers, I am fairly asking you to consider adding the Ukrainian language to Zoom. Ukrainians, who represent a mentionable number of Zoom users, simply need a basic thing - integration of their native language. They will be very grateful for this very kind act on the part of the developers, and I am sure that the number of Zoom users from Ukraine will increase significantly after the launch of the Ukrainian language, because currently many companies or institutions are being forced to deliberately avoid using Zoom due to the lack of the Ukrainian language. Solving this problem will help increase cooperation between Ukraine and the Zoom platform itself. I thank you for the possible cooperation and hope that the changes will be appeared very soon.

my zoom used to save my professional audio settings, and whenever I would log in I would have to do nothing. 

for the past few months, I now have to switch the setting to on, as it defaults to off. 

I have a lot of technically challenged students who I have to talk through this process every time and they find it daunting. 

Why is this now the default setting? Is there a way of changing this. 

thanks 

Katy