Is there a way to cap the number of participants auto-assigned to Breakout Rooms?

Specifically, I have an upcoming meeting where the specific quantity of attendees is unknown. During the meeting, participants will be small-batched to Breakout Rooms. I'd like to create many rooms and have Zoom auto-assign them to a max per room, regardless of the number of participants.

For instance, say I want four per room. I'd like to create 50 rooms, set a room limit to four, and have Zoom auto-fill each room instead of dividing all partipcants equally across all rooms. 119 attendees fill 29 rooms with four, one room with three, and 20 rooms remain empty.

Yes, I can manually assign (or have a co-host do it), but it'd be so much easier to auto-fill.

When scheduling a Zoom meeting on my Mac, Zoom proposes to set the meeting into an Outlook agenda (which I do not use). This is new since I have my new Mac. On my old Mac, Zoom always proposed an iCal (Mac) format agenda. I suppose I need to set this somewhere but where ?
Can anybody help me ?

Cheers,

Guy

Hi All and Thanks in advance....

I would like to run a report that shows me the name, date and duration of the last hosted meeting for each user.  Ideally I would also like to see the average, max and min duration of all meetings per user as well.

Looking at each user, it seems like Personal Meets are not included in the the Previous Meetings log.  Can you confirm that?  I would like to count them.

My objective it to understand the licensing requirements of each user so I can license them appropriately.

Thanks,

John

Hi Team, we are working on integrating our app with linux sdk and running into issues with accessing the zoom audio raw data

As per documentation, we have followed the below sequence of steps
1.Pre init- set the auth token,

2. implement an instance of the audio raw data callback ZoomSDKAudioRawDataDelegate
3. After recording privilege changed ->startRawRecording, getAudioRawDataHelperfor managing subscription and call subscribe event

Even though all the calls mentioned in the steps above result in ZoomSDKError_Success, the audio stream callbacks functions are never called. Log statements written within the functions onMixedAudioRawDataReceived and onOneWayAudioRawDataReceived never appear on the terminal.

Meanwhile the app works, we can interact with it, and perform all operations like join, leave, however the audio stream data is not there.

A few interesting logs we observed were
ALSA lib control.c:1379:(snd_ctl_open_noupdate) Invalid CTL
ALSA lib pcm.c:2642:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM

We are running the following experiment on linux centos amazon ec2 vm instance with latest linux SDK 5.15.12 . Note:this instance does not have any physical hardware sound drivers.We have installed the pulse audio setup on machine.

Is there any way to choose which icons are displayed in the  meeting control bar?  Several "new and improved" icons have been added to it, such as "AI,"  and while that might be great for someone who wants to use this feature, on MY control bar anyway the "Chat" icon has been crowded out completely and now I have to dive for it in the "more" ellipsis ( ... ).  I'd really like to relegate the icons I never use to the ellipsis and bring back out the ones I use all the time, such as Chat.  Is there any way to do this, or is Zoom going the way of Microsoft and jamming their shiny new ideas in our faces, like it or not?  AND not giving us a way to re-arrange things?  I have no problem with an evolving user space; what I take issue with is being forcibly swept along and having no option to keep what I like and actually use, and shove the never-used items out of sight.

Greetings Zoom Community,

I hope you're all doing well. I've been facing a persistent issue with poor audio quality during my class meetings on my Ryzen gaming laptop and am reaching out to seek advice and solutions from this knowledgeable community.

Issue Description:

During Zoom meetings for my classes, I've noticed that the audio quality is not up to the mark. It often includes distortions, echoes, and occasional drops in sound, making it challenging to follow the discussions effectively. As a student, this is becoming a significant hindrance to my virtual learning experience.

Questions to the Community:

Similar Experiences: Has anyone else using a Ryzen gaming laptop encountered poor audio quality issues during Zoom meetings? If so, how have you addressed or mitigated these problems?

Optimization Tips: Are there specific settings or configurations on a Ryzen laptop that can be adjusted to enhance audio quality during virtual meetings? Any tips for optimizing the audio for better clarity?

External Accessories: Have you found success in using external audio accessories, such as headphones or microphones, to improve audio quality on a Ryzen gaming laptop during Zoom sessions?

Software Updates: Have you checked for the latest audio driver updates or system updates for your Ryzen laptop? Sometimes, a simple software update can resolve audio-related issues.

Troubleshooting Steps: What troubleshooting steps would you recommend to identify and address poor audio quality issues specifically related to Zoom on a Ryzen gaming laptop?

Your insights and recommendations will be immensely valuable in helping me resolve this issue and ensuring a smoother virtual learning experience. Thank you in advance for your assistance!

susanconner