Hello Zoom Community, 

I manage a University Television Studio, we use Zoom so remote students may watch and interact with their courses in real time in a distance learning model. Zoom has worked pretty well generally, but for the last while, perhaps since Workplace became the standard, we've had a video issue we can't seem to resolve.

Our Studio space has LED panel lighting on a grid, at the Presenters desk we have a 75" Smart board and behind that a light grey curtain which is lit with an RGB light bar, the colour blue really seems to be an issue with Zoom, as the intensity of the blue light is increased, the video is almost keyed out in the blue areas but black. No other colour the light bar produces has this effect, and using Teams I can't recreate the issue no matter how intense the light is. 

We send Program video to the Zoom Laptop (A Dell) via an Epiphan SDI2USB 3.0 converter. Any ideas on how to resolve this?

I have a part time job and use the workplace app for those meetings. I also have my own business and need to keep my meetings for my business separate. I used to use my web account for my personal business. Is this still possible? Zoom seems to misunderstand that I have two separate needs for using Zoom and thinks I just have the one job.

I am in timezone X, but most people I meet with are in timezone Y.

I am the one who schedules the meetings.

In order to avoid confusion for other attendees I would like the meeting time in the invitation to reflect as their timezone (Y) not mine (X).

Problem: when I create the meeting I select timezone Y but the invitation people receive is still in timezone X.

I have read a number of queries about this that do not seem to have been addressed. I contacted Zoom support who told me to try various things that did not work. That even included changing the timezone on my computer which is obviously not a feasible solution since I still need to be using timezone X for myself.

I am puzzled that the Zoom software seems incapable of sending an invitation in a different timezone to the one of the person scheduling the meeting.

Has anyone figured this out or is it actually a deep flaw in the Zoom code that no-one wants to fix/change?

I was hosting a Zoom meeting the other day and one specific participant was having a terrible echo every time he tried to talk. He originally had an external mic but couldn't get his audio correct so he was just using the built in computer speakers and microphone and it was making terrible feedback sounds. And then again tonight I hosted a meeting with only one participant and she was having the same issue just using her iPad. Any advice on how they can fix this? Thank you! 

Ever since installing Zoom on my brand new laptop I have had issues with it - doesn't happen on any other device.

70% of the time when I try to join a meeting it doesn't allow me and freezes or just doesn't respond and won't work until I turn off and on my laptop.

If I don't turn off my laptop it takes 5-10mins to resolve itself and keeps saying "leave meeting and join" and then pops up with the meeting window multiple times as if it is catching up on itself.

Have tried checking the audio drivers are all up to date; have uninstalled and installed many times