It would be very useful to have a new host-permissible, user-controlled option to locally store meeting window screen still captures at intervals in the background during a meeting.  For example, an interval may be once every 10 to 15 seconds in a rolling buffer.  At any time during the meeting, when this feature is active, the user can hit a key combination, such as control-backarrow to replace the current window image with the snapped image while the audio continues.  The reason for this feature, is to allow users to have a DVR-like capability to view slides, screen shares, or other information that may have cycled off of the screen while users multi-task or manage other desktop information.

Hello All, 

We had an all-day state-wide conference yesterday and this morning the recorded sessions that are showing in our account are only half the sessions that we recorded. Any help? 

Some thoughts for consideration: We used breakout rooms around this same time and had a leader in those breakout rooms record locally to their computers at the same time we were recording in the main room, could that have been the culprit? (They were on different Zoom (paid) accounts!) 

Thanks!

G. D.

Zoom previously gave me (as user) registration forms that were autofilled. That seems to have ended a few months ago. I can't find anything on this forum to indicate whether there are admin settings that default to No Autofill, as that is what appears to be happening. I checked with other users and they had the same experience.

Can anyone explain what's going on? I'm responsible for a Zoom program and want to get this fixed.

Hello,

not sure if this is the right space for a technical question.

in my current work environment a custom root CA is required for traffic leaving the data center.

On Ubuntu I have installed the custom CA certificate in `/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/extra`. It also shows up in `/etc/ssl/certs`

I am aware, not all apps are using this trust store; So for Chrome or Firefox I also installed it for the traffic to be allowed.

It seems on Ubuntu the app is not using the custom CA either, as on SignIn with google SSO I get an error dialog, basically giving the error: 

"Unable to establish secure connection to Zoom - Open your browser to check internet connection"

On "View Certificates" it states that the "Webrelay certificate is not trusted" - "Error code 100"

So my question is; Is there a way to configure the zoom client to use the custom CA certificate?

Thanks a lot and best regards

/Thomas

Using a wired headset that is not working? It could be the audio configuration of your device.

1. Solution by @criticalproblem & @kaz2523 

Discussion: Wired Earphone Audio not working

2. Solution by @revmias 

Discussion: Audio output not working (in test or test meeting)

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Zoom requesting access on macOS - Sonoma? There's a fix! Uninstall and Reinstall Zoom.

1. Solution by @RN 

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Seeing the Attendees field when scheduling a meeting? This is continuous meeting chat!

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