I have a problem that the Zoom suddenly changes to widescreen since the last two weeks.

Several other users, including myself, are experiencing the same issue.

Temporarily, to solve the problem, uncheck the HD option in the video settings to restore the original ratio, but suddenly this happens again.

The same problem has been reported previously.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Zoom/comments/hwgqht/zoom_suddenly_became_widescreen_cant_change_back/

Regarding this issue, I would appreciate it if someone could tell me how to solve it.

Thanks.

[MacBook Air M2, macOS 15.5, Zoom Version: 6.5.7 (60598)]

Screen Share window is angled (slanted like a book opened) and pixelated to the participants. You can see it slightly in the attached screenshot, where the preview of the window looks like a page from a book at a slant/angle instead of flat as it used to be.

I don't understand this behavior for the windows to be shared. In previous Zoom versions, the preview screen for "Screen Share" was accurate, with all windows looking flat and normal as when looking at a sheet of paper straight on, not in a sort of slant or angle like it does now.

Is anyone else experiencing this? Any solutions or reasons why? I've tried with and without an external monitor, and the result is the same. Any help/advice will be appreciated.

I was hosting a webinar.  I had closed captioning enabled for accessibility purposes for the delegates.  I always mute my microphone when showing videos.  I was talking to a colleague while a video played and noticed that my words were being incorporated in the closed captions in addition to the words from the video!  HELP!  This is not OK.  If a presenter is muted, I cannot imagine how closed captioning is picking up my language.  It is very distracting for attendees and also a  privacy issue.  I absolutely double checked that I was muted and I was.  How do I get closed captioning to not record what I am saying when I am muted.  The captured closed captioning errors are also in the recording.

I was getting to the 40 minute point in a  paid for Zoom meeting that I had accessed via a browser link in Edge. During the meeting I had accessed another browser link successfully.  The screen started flashing on and off though audio was maintained.  Clicking on my touch pad only seemed to make things worse.  When I stopped clicking, I was able to hear audio and proceed with just that.

 My system was fine once I was out of Zoom.  After I researched on here,  I made sure my computer sleep settings were extended,  updated Windows and Edge, then re-tested Zoom on this website..  I  downloaded Chrome as a back-up, in case it was Edge (have deleted cached files in settings on Edge)  and I've turned off video acceleration in both.

It occurs to me as I write this that 40 minutes is the point at which a free Zoom meeting has to stop.  Would what I experienced be what you would expect to happen in that scenario.  Please does anyone have any other useful suggestions to add because I will not be able to test this until next time?

Thank you in advance

For the past four meetings, my iPhone 14 camera has been auto zooming out anytime I move.  I have tried zooming in again but then it zooms out again.

I've been emailing support back and forth and they told me to delete the app and reinstall.  Didn't help.

They asked me to set the iPhone 14 camera on auto-lock.  Didn't help.

They asked me to turn on "gestures" under meeting settings.  I don't have that feature under my meeting settings.

I turned off "Follow Focus" under Zoom, Accessibility in my phone settings.  Didn't help.

Is anyone else having this issue???   Has anyone solved this problem?  Is it an iPhone issue or a Zoom app issue??