Is it possible to have some labels of who wrote/draw annotations during a meeting? If a big meeting where annotations are allowed sometimes a lot of people start drawing and typing things, it would be nice to know who contributed right away, like a label showing it was team member A who encircled one of the texts, etc. Having multiple people draw can sometimes cause confusion, for example, the presenter is discussing something and was pointing at a section saying something like "we have to make sure we go here and not on the other section", then another member pointed at another section without commenting, the other participants might think it was the presenter pointing at the second section. 

Looking to use Zoom Scheduler to replace MS Bookings. So far so good, however I have hit a snag.

I have linked my personal (gmail) calendar so that appointments don't clash with personal events. Everything works well, but the client confirmation emails reference the personal email and not the professional email that I log in to Zoom with. 

Is there a setting I am missing or is this a fixed element (for now)? 

Thanks.

I recorded a meeting recently on my laptop and when the meeting ended, I accidentally ended the ZOOM session before receiving any notice that the recording was complete. Now the recording doesn't appear to exist. Any chance I can recover it somehow?

Hi,

When a host is sharing his/her screen with the sound to me, the sound disappears after a while for me (as a attendee). I can hear the sound very well in the beginning but after some seconds it sounds very silent, like filtered and almost inaudible. If I change speakers in my audio settings the sound comes back but again, disappears after some seconds. Other participants never had this problem.

I can hear the voices of the presenters always very well, it's just the sound from a shared screen that isn't working well for me. The same happens when I use earphones.

I am using Windows 11 Home. 

Thank you for your help.

Please change your icon, which is now the Russian Zed military symbol. It is offensive to those with family members directly impacted by the war. Either zoom supports the Russian invasion or has no sense of the atmosphere. Either way, it’s a bad look, and I would boycott if it weren’t used by my company.