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Hello, I want to set up a recurring meeting with no fixed time, as I have done multiple times before. But the option seems to have disappeared, I can only choose recurring daily, weekly or monthly. I contacted support, but got no reply. Does someone in this forum have a tip for me how to fix this?
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We’re hosting a large Zoom conference that requires registration. Every time someone registers, Zoom sends out the confirmation email with their unique join link and the Meeting ID/Passcode. The issue is that for this event, the Meeting ID/Passcode won’t work. Attendees must use their unique join link. Some people see both in the email and get confused, then end up locked out. I’ve been digging around in settings but it looks like Zoom always includes the Meeting ID and Passcode by default. Is there any way to turn this off, or at least stop Zoom from sending their confirmation email so we can handle our own through Zapier? Has anyone here managed to override this or found a good workaround? Can I turn off the emails from Zoom since we already have separate emails sent out with their unique Zoom links?
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I received an invite and the email says I have to "view invitation in 10 days". Just wanted to confirm, is this link malicious? https://zooommeetiing.com.es/
We are currently working on a project in our team where we need to transfer video recordings from Zoom Cloud to our own servers. Our plan is to use the Zoom API to download and then delete these recordings. While testing, we found that the API endpoints which return download links for recordings respond with an error about missing scopes (e.g. [cloud_recording:read:list_recording_files, cloud_recording:read:list_recording_files:admin]). However, when we open our app in the Zoom Marketplace, we cannot find these required Cloud Recording scopes in the Scopes section. Our current app is of type Meeting SDK, and from Zoom documentation and community discussions, it seems that Meeting SDK apps do not support Cloud Recording scopes. Instead, the app type must be Server-to-Server OAuth in order to use these scopes. Could you please confirm if this is the reason why we cannot add the Cloud Recording scopes? And if so, is the correct approach to create a new Server-to-Server OAuth app for accessing and downloading cloud recordings?
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Hey everyone, I’m trying to capture Zoom’s post-quantum TLS traffic with Wireshark, but so far I haven’t had success. Setup: Windows computer hosting the meeting (E2EE enabled). Another Windows device acting as an access point (via hotspot). Pixel 8 running the latest Android version, connected to that access point. Wireshark is capturing traffic on the access point’s interface. What I tried: Started a meeting on the Windows host. Joined the same meeting with the Pixel 8 through the access point. Captured all traffic and checked the TLS ClientHello/ServerHello messages. Result: All Zoom TLS traffic appears to be non-PQC. However, the in-meeting green shield does show “Post-Quantum End-to-End Encryption.” Additional info: Both desktop and Android Zoom apps are up to date (Desktop version - 6.6.0, Android version - 6.5.12.33008). Tried both when host and client are on the same access point and when they’re not. Am I missing something in how PQC is negotiated, or is there another way I should capture traffic from the Android device to confirm PQC TLS? Thanks in advance.
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I have an older laptop with Windows 10 (which for some reason can't be upgraded to Windows 11). I take voice lessons via Zoom and lately my teacher can't hear my high notes. I tested them under my Zoom settings and sure enough, nothing after certain pitches, so it's definitely a clipping problem. First, what can I do? And secondly, if it is solveable, could I get specific steps to solve the problem? Thanks in advance!
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Tengo instalado en mi MAC la app ZOOM versión 5.11.6. Al entrar con mi usuario y contraseña me piden actualizar a versión 5.15.12 o superior. Pulso botón INSTALAR y me sale mensaje "no es posible", código error 10004. Lo intento otra vez y me sale el mismo mensaje
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Hi, I have a 3 month old ASUS 15 OLED X1505ZA laptop. Good Spec. No problems with speakers when using Youtube. But the laptop speakers or any other speakers simply won't work with Zoom. Doing Test Speaker doesn't work, it maybe plays for 0.5 second before cutting out or may play but incredibly quiet. I have checked volume levels. I even went to see if some new drivers would work for audio components, makes no difference. I work in tech so am not computer illiterate, but I am baffled by this. Any ideas? Thanks. I've tried the following suggestions but with no luck. Check Zoom audio settings: In Zoom, go to Settings → Audio → Speaker/Microphone, and test each device. Disable “Automatically adjust microphone volume.” Set default audio device: Right-click the speaker icon → Sound settings → Output/Input, and set your main device as default. Disable audio enhancements: Right-click your device → Properties → Enhancements → Disable all enhancements. Reinstall Zoom: Fully uninstall Zoom, then reinstall the latest version. Windows update check: Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates, sometimes audio fixes are included. I have also tried this with no luck.... https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0060836
Update drivers: Go to Device Manager → Sound, video and game controllers → Right-click your audio device → Update driver.
Thanks for any help.
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