I have got a Windows 11 PC at work. In the past, if I was talking on a Zoom meeting, I could hear other people if they talked over me. Now, if I'm talking, I'll see the other person's lips moving, but I can't hear them until I stop talking. In other words, it seems to be operating in half-duplex.

I'm using Windows version (11 w/latest update), Zoom version (6.2.0) 46690, microphone\speakers (Logitech CONNECT conference speaker system) .

Does anyone know of a setting that could cause this? It really disrupts the feeling of natural face-to-face conversation when it happens.

We have a VDI environment and all users have the same setups. However i have 1 user who cannot take screenshots of Zoom meetings. When they do, the meeting is blacked out. You can see the Window frame and anything else in the screenshot. This only happens in Zoom. Teams meetings screenshots work fine. Other users with the same license can take screenshots. I have dug through the settings and cannot find anything that would affect this. I close every application on the desk top aside from Zoom to make sure nothing else is stopping it to no avail.

Any ideas on what would do this? i have found countless posts of people wanting to do this but nothing on how to fix it.

Buongiorno, durante una riunione mi è capitato di condividere il mio schermo per mostrarlo agli altri componenti della riunione e nel momento in cui lo schermo veniva condiviso, in corrispondenza della barra superiore delle impostazioni video di zoom, agli altri partecipanti usciva una barra nera e qualsiasi applicazione o riquadro appartenente all'app di zoom a loro usciva completamente nero/grigio, capita solo in alcuni pc e non in tutti quelli appartenenti alla riunione, come risolvo il problema? ho provato in tutti i modi possibili.

I recorded the meeting, saved the recording and have 4 file formats:

txt file for the chat. All good there.

M4A for the AV - but this is extremely broken up. Meeting participants voices start and then stop - mid syllable. It is completely unintelligible.

M4P for the video is also broken up. And they are separate files - which doesn't really help if you want a video recording.

Any ideas?

Hi,

I have a lot of Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. I cannot find "Virtual Backround" option on Zoom App.

I've checked the requirements of the Virtual Backround, and there it seem matched it's configuration except GPU CPU. (Reference Link : https://community.zoom.com/t5/Meetings/Virtual-Background-in-Android/m-p/2356#M6446)

But we have a lot of machine and it is an important feature for us. Is there any possibilities to get this feature? May be next version of Zoom App?

Thank you

Android

• Zoom mobile app, version 5.3.0 or higher : (We use v5.9.1)
• Android 8.0 or higher (We use v11)
• arm64 processor (It has 4Core Cortex A73+4Core CortexA53) Total 8 Core arm64  
  • 8 cores or higher 
• 3GB or higher RAM (It has 4 Gb)
• GPU
  • Qualcomm Adreno:
    • 540 (Snapdragon 835 / Snapdragon SDM835), or higher than 615 (QCS605 or Snapdragon SDM710)
  • Mali:
    
    • G series with version G72 or later (It has Mali-G72 MP3, just CPU 9611)
    • CPU must be later than exynos 9810, exynos 990, or kirin 980

On a conference call, we have people working in the office and at home. In the office, we usually connect one of the computers to a speaker. This prevents Zoom from recognizing the person speaking and pin him or her automatically. I would suggest to continue "listening" and pin even if the person is muted.