Hi

I have changed computers, and now, when I'm in a meeting, I am tiny in the middle of the screen. How do I zoom in so that I am larger, and cover more of my background?

Using original size instead of HD just cuts off the side edges of my background but doesn't zoom in on me.

The computer camera doesn't have the function, but I had hoped that in a meeting, Zoom would.

I have Zoom One Pro.

Thank you.

バーチャル背景の設定について、「お使いのデバイスはバーチャル背景をサポートしていません」と出てしまいますが、バーチャル背景のシステム要件は満たしております。以下に私の環境を記載いたします。

• Zoom デスクトップ クライアント バージョン 5.14.11 
• Windows10（64 ビット）
• Intel core i5 10世代（ただし、ES品の為、CPU 0000と認識されている）

システム要件を満たしていないと判断されている理由は、CPUを性能では無く名前で認証しているからなのでしょうか？また、そうなのであれば、これを解除、または、回避する方法は無いでしょうか？

知見をお持ちの方がいらっしゃいましたら、ご教示くださいますようお願い申し上げます。

I was running a version of Zoom that was a few versions out of date.  I have not been able to in stall the latest version.  I am using a MacBook running OS Ventura 13.4.  I was unable to successfully update the application when prompted to do so upon opening Zoom.

I have just successfully downloaded the update package to attempt to do the update manually.  This process deleted the old version of Zoom, but failed to successfully perform the update.  

Presently the application is not installed on my computer and I am very concerned, because I use this for my business.

Hi

We run a Zoom session from within our church service so people can connect into it remotely.

The audio input for the Zoom session comes from our PA system (so those on Zoom can hear what is going on) and the audio output from the Zoom session is fed into our PA system (so that those on Zoom can contribute as well). For most of the time, those on Zoom have their audio muted so that they don't speak over what is being sent from our service.

It would be really helpful if the person operating the Zoom computer could "tap into" the audio input / output feeds so that they could hear what those on Zoom are hearing and so that they could speak to those on Zoom without interfering with the main service output.

Does the above make sense and, if so, is it possible to achieve?

Thanks, Graham

Hello. There are some things that I can't test in a practice meeting unless there are attendees.   It would be nice to get a chance to do some tinkering and figure stuff out when not in a meeting with an important client.   If anyone sees the benefit of this please let me know so we can set one up.