I recorded a meeting to the cloud and didn't realize my settings weren't changed to record audio only. I am not supposed to have the video recording; only the audio. Is there a way to do it from a recording saved in the cloud? If I had saved it to my computer I would have been able to have both the audio and video file but I don't see that it saved both when I saved on the cloud. unless I'm just looking in the wrong place.  Thank you!

I am experiencing huge packet loss and I cant determine the source.  Cable modem, router, and MacBook register super high Mbps speed and yet Zoom stutters.  I've watched the statistics and can see the occurrence and no idea of a pattern.  Ive changed my DNS from Comcast to Google and "seemed" to be better but still occurring.

I try to do a screen grab and it changes too fast, but the one I've attached one showing a 27% packet loss.

Dang, I'd appreciate help.

When I test the microphone and click "record" and then it plays it back to me, is it taking into account my advanced settings such as original sound, echo cancellation, high fidelity music mode, etc.? I feel like it doesn't. It sounds the same no matter which settings I have it on. So if it doesn't, then how do I test the different modes? 

I am often unable to find the unmute button to speak during someone else's screen share.

For every single meeting, I need to take notes on one screen while watching a screen share on the other.

The mute functionality is only available on Zoom's  video window, which is *never* on top because we *never* use video.

Please provide a way to unmute in this situation.

I would like to setup a recurring meeting where I as the host will not be present, but would like a couple of meeting participants to claim host capabilities.  I cannot add these participants as "alternative hosts" in the meeting setup because they do not have a Zoom license.  Is there a way to setup a generic meeting where the first person to join the meeting becomes the host or co-host?