Hi,

I'm trying to use the Zoom client for Android with HD video. But I'm not getting good results

Specifically, I tried the Zoom client on Multiple Samsung Galaxy phones (S10+ and another newer model - I think S22 ultra), when using the rear camera, the app uses the ultra wide camera, no way to switch to another one, and when zooming it doesn't automatically switch. Instead, you get a very grainy video from the digital zoom. This is very frustrating since to get any decent framing of the subject right in front of you using the ultra wide camera you need lots of digital zoom, which makes the video quality be very bad.

I did test an iPhone for comparison, and it seems like in iOS, the app does switch the camera when zooming. Which is the behavior one would expect on Android as well. The video feed looks 10 times better on an otherwise comparable camera hardware.

I did try to update Zoom client to the latest version (5.17.11.20383), but that didn't solve the issue.

I suppose this should be easily reducible since in my experience it's pretty consistent.

Is there a way to automate the creation of Jira tickets after Zoom meetings, using our existing time-tracking software? Ideally, the ticket would include details like participants, topics, a link to the meeting recording (if available), and the total meeting duration with assigned time for each participant.

Trying to blur my background using Mac OS and can't find any place to change the setting. I've had it before but no longer. I have updated my computer and have the following:

Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8257U CPU @ 1.40GHz. Supposedly, there should be the option, but nothing in sight. 

Thanks!

Can anyone help figure out the problem please?

Hi, I previously had the paid version of Zoom. It was expired, but forgot to download the recordings on my cloud storage . I really need to access the recordings. I paid my all Invoices. How can I get Zoom to grant me access? Please give me a Solution for this Problem. Thank you

Hey,

If I try to rotate my virtual-background, it automatically rotates my video and I look upside down or 90/270 rotated.
Would it be better to have an option to select to rotate only virtual-background and keep the real person in the video as is? I'm not sure if this is a bug but could be a feature request to consider? Because I don't like to see myself being rotated rather I would like to rotate my virtual-background.

I'm using zoom 5.16.10(668) on Linux.
Steps to reproduce-
1. Open zoom
2. Go to settings

3. Select Virtual Background option

4. Rotate the virtual-background you have & the person in the video also rotates.
Let me know if this how the virtual background feature is designed to work and/or could be improved, thanks.

I am offering online classes on Zoom. Some students will register and pay for a seasonal pass, meaning they can join any classes offered in the second quarter or third quarter of the year, let's call this group Group A, while other students are one-time students, meaning they only register and pay for one class at a time. Let's call this group Group B.

I'd like to know how would the zoom link work? My thinking at the moment is when the Group A students sign up, they get a zoom link, this link will allow them to attend any or all classes in a quarter; this same link will take them to all classes. But what about people in Group B, people in group B are people attending different classes offered at different times. 

looking forward to your advice. Thank you.

Sophie