I have a system where I have four classrooms with 2 in northern Utah and 2 in southern Utah. They use zoom meeting everyday with Dell OptiPlex 7020 PC. One location when on the meeting will drop several times during the day. 70% of the time it auto reconnects the other you have to log back in and join the call that is still going. We tested this by adding another class at that same location on the same network in the same rack stays online and never drops the call. Now we have tested the network swapped out an old switch to a new one thinking maybe the ports were going bad. Uninstalled zoom and reinstalled it. Nothing at this point has fixed it and I am scheduling a call with Dell so they can remote in at a time they done have class going on. 

Wanted to see if someone has experienced this and if there is something with zoom that may be causing the drop or some other thing?

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During a recent upgrade, I noticed that the notification "James is talking" (I am james) pops up in every zoom meeting when I "hide self view" and then begin to talk during the meeting.  This is INCREDIBLY distracting and makes me SELF-CONSCIOUS  and takes me out of the meeting.  In past versions of zoom (Two updates ago), this only used to show up when OTHER non-video participants spoke, but NOT the host.  This is AS DISTRACTING as having the green square highlighted on me while speaking, which is intolerable.  Is there a setting to make this go away? 

For the past three years, I’ve been hosting a Zoom group with 11 participants, where none of them needed to enter a passcode or waiting room. My settings were configured to automatically embed the passcode, and the waiting room was disabled.

After updating the Zoom program, the direct joining feature no longer works as expected.

When setting up a meeting under "schedule" and selecting "security," I’m now required to choose between "waiting room" and "passcode." I selected "Passcode," thinking the embedded feature would still work, but it doesn’t. Now, my participants are prompted to enter a code.

Do you know why the embedded passcode feature no longer functions?

Hi, 

I am having this issue with audio mix for the interpreter. Some of ours interpreters wont hear the original audio under the selected translation channel form another interpreter.

Is there any possibility to "mute original audio" as is in the participant panel?

Or an option to contorol the mix (ducker) which interpreter can hear?

Thank you,

Filip

Hi

we are having issue with the new Ubuntu Version and the Zoom Client.

When we are using our headset it does not work. It is working with all other applications and webservices but it does not work with the Zoom Client > tested with the newest one 6.2.6

It was working with the older Versions of Ubuntu, other users form our company are having no issues with older Ubuntu Versions.

Any other users out there who has made the same experiance?

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We have a Pro account that is active and up-to-date.  Yesterday, there were some meetings that were correctly set-up for an hour, but ended abruptly part way through.  The ending times were different (not at 40 minutes like the basic plan).  

Any thoughts?