I want to make sure that the video is "on" or "off" for participants outside of my organization.
Currently, one of the meeting hosts is checking the video screen and making notes such as
"Kevin; video off for 5 minutes from 12:15 to 12:20."..
This method is extremely burdensome for the host.
Is it possible to read this from the bandwidth used by the participants, etc....?

or How to force video to turn on?

Also, please let me know if there is a way to prove that a person is "attending a Meeting".
Thank you in advance.

Dear Zoom team

As we are facing some issue with our zoom app. let me clearly mention you the scenarios & issues one by one.

Whenever we try to open the zoom & make a meeting host the zoom application stop running the program & once we host the meeting it start getting the system hang. When i make a zoom test audio & video i can able to make it successfully but once i go on live zoom meeting the issues begins with unwanted response from zoom app. It stop working. The camera which i connect is external/3rd party vendor camera. the model is AVER VC conferencing VB342 pro.

My device specifications
1.Windows 10 pro with licensed activated
Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU J3455 @1.50GHz 8 GB Ram & 256 SSD Hard-disk
2. Video conferencing model - AVER VB342 pro

I just wanted to confirm from zoom team is the windows 10 Intel Celeron CPU J3455 is supportable or not???

kindly looking for your prompt response.

Thanks & Regard's
Sandeep Kumar

I'm president of a club that has hybrid meetings where some people are at meeting places like a library community room. We change the latter relatively infrequently, but do change them. I also host Zoom meetings from my home office on my laptop, or sometimes on my desktop. 

I tried to log into Zoom and stopped with the demand that I go to that "other device" that I use to authenticate. The "other device" was presumably my Desktop. There was an option to retrieve a code from email, but, of course, Gmail also refused to log me in and wanted me to go to another account, which happened to be another Gmail account. And so it went.

Of course, the meeting was without the Zoom component. I can't tell you how frustrating and infuriating this is.  Is there a way to authenticate a laptop so that one can log in from different networks?

I had scheduled a meeting using my password and login at work to use later in the evening at home. I generally use it at the office with no problem. However, when attendees started showing up they said they were waiting to be admitted. I searched everywhere on the zoom page but never got any admit source.  Someone else had to send a link to set up another meeting.  Why would this happen and what can I do to make sure it does not happen again??

Why can't the new owner see all meetings scheduled for licensed members.  The previous owner could pull up meetings from their profile, change the search to "ALL" and see all meetings scheduled.  They could even start these meetings for the hosts if needed.  What are we missing for the new owner to be able to do this?

I recently upgraded my zoom account to Zoom One business. I am hosting a webinar on zoom Monday and Tuesday.  The links were created before I upgraded. I have over 100 people attending each session. I want to ensure that the upgrade is applied to previously created meetings (prior to the upgrade) and that all of those attendees will not have an issue getting in!

Do I have to do anything to ensure that the 100 people can join the meeting. 

I am usuing just a regular zoom meeting.  Should I do a webinar instead?

Hey team zoom.  For some reason I cannot connect to any meetings - when clicking into a meeting (or even a test session on the website), it opens the app, then times out with a message of "cannot connect, please ensure proxy, no firewall, etc".  

Network is plenty fast, no VPNs running.  Am on a Macbook Air running Sonoma (but wouldn't work on previous OS either).  

Thanks in advance.