Can Zoom do something about the Low system resources error that pops up during meetings? It freezes video and affects audio and this very embarrassing during meetings. It's clearly an issue with zoom not PC. I have 16gb of RAM and a good fiber internet connection. Pls fix this.

Steps to Reproduce

1. open zoom app on tvos

2. select "join meeting"

3. hold microphone button on apple tv report and dictate meeting id

4. meeting id with dashes shows up in this format ###-###-####

5. select "join"

Expected Results

Prompt for passcode appears / meeting is successfully joined

Actual Results

Error Message: This Meeting ID is not valid

User Story
As a User, I want to be able to dictate meeting ID, so that I can join a meeting without have to enter the ID with the remote control buttons. Zoom app should not enter dashes automatically when dictating, or should allow meeting IDs with dashes.

I have tried many different ways to contact Zoom support and get my Zoom working properly. It’s impossible to speak to someone live, so I hope that you can help with this problem. When I type in people’s email addresses to send to invite them to my zoom meeting, I am unable to send the email. I’ve tried this over and over and I can’t send emails to the participants. I have the $150 a year Zoom account which I have paid for a month ago. I use my on my iPad, as well as on my computer. Neither works! PLEASE HELP!

I have an issue with a dual monitor setup, where when I share the entire desktop the zoom window jumps and takes over the other monitor, going on top of all the media controls we use, even with the zoom setting to share zoom windows selected.

Here is a rough breakdown of the setup we're using to give a better context:

Monitor 1, which is for the operator/ producer:
Zoom Meeting Window to view all participants
VLC Playlist Controls

Monitor 2, which is at the front of the room has:
Zoom, for showing remote participants as and when needed
VLC Media Window

As the screen share isn't needed the whole time, it is only needed when sharing media through VLC we can't leave the screen share running constantly.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

This started happening a couple of months ago. My high end podcasting microphone that connects to my MacBook Pro via USB stopped working well with Zoom. People told me I sound like a robot. I recorded myself and they are right. I sound fine when using Macbook's mic or my AirPods. I tried switching the USB ports, I switched from USB to USB-C. Still the problem persists. I updated the Zoom app the the latest. I restarted the MacBook. I've got strong Wi-Fi. 

This said, the podcasting mic works perfectly fine when I record to GarageBand or to PhotoBooth. But when I launch a Zoom meeting, then via the Zoom app I sound tinny. I go back to PhotoBooth and I sound amazing. I can't figure it out. What's up with Zoom? Any advice?

I am writing to report a problem with my camera display that occurs specifically when I am recording a Zoom meeting while screen sharing.

When I share my screen and have my camera turned on, the camera feed appears correctly. However, when I start recording the meeting, the camera feed appears twice: once in the position I have set it, and again as a separate window, usually on the right side of the screen.

Additionally, if I enable the "Hide Self View" option during recording, a gray square appears in place of the camera feed on my shared screen.

This issue only occurs during recording; the camera display is normal during the meeting when recording is not active.