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Is there a way to combine multiple recordings (all by different people) into one recording? We are trying to create a Holiday Greeting card via one link! We have 5 separate recordings, under 2min each, that I am trying to combine. Is this possible?!
A couple of participants in a meeting are noticing random reactions popping up without them clicking the reaction or even touching their keyboard. We're in a training related to trauma so you can imagine the concern that a thumbs up or tada may pop up at a particularly inappropriate moment. Any suggestions for how to fix this? Thanks!
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Hi, I'm a Linux user. I'm using Ubuntu Desktop 22.04. The Zoom Client Version is: 5.13.7 (683). I would like to replicate the behavior of Zoom, similar to Windows. I'm a professor, and I use two monitors, one sharing a presentation and the other to see all students and speak to the camera. The video panel of the other participants is fixed on Linux, so I can only see three participants at the same time. On Windows, the video panel is adjustable, which allows me to personalize the format and the size of the video panel to view all my students easily. I believe it is essential for me to have all of my students in one place. I do not found where to configure that behavior on Linux. Could someone help me obtain that configuration? Thanks in advance.
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I recently installed a webcam, but my face will not show in the screen during Zoom call. My face does show in my camera app. I also have a notice from my security system (ESET) saying that camera access to Zoom has been allowed. What do I do to get my face to show up on zoom rather than a black screen? I have the latest Zoom version. I am using a desktop PC.
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Hey all, just wanted to see if anyone had advice on how to use the new iPhone feature called Continuity Camera (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213244) on mac devices that don't have cameras. I am trying to use the continuity camera feature on zoom with my mac mini. I have the desktop version on my mac and the app on my iPhone. Both have the latest Apple/Zoom software. So my Mac would run zoom while My iPhone would serve as the camera.
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If you use the desktop client for Zoom to share music, you probably know about the “Original Sound” option to disable echo cancellation, noise suppression, and other music-killing audio processing. You may also have realized this option is not available on the web client - so, no luck on Chromebook. It turns out it is possible to get this functionality using a free Chrome extension that I developed. See: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/original-sound/ffhniinhbjmjakiabdojmfehdhnbcmdh I developed this for my own use but am pleased to share it with all. Feedback welcome!
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