Anyone want to take mercy on me and explain how the mass deployment MSI is configured/edited?

Yes, I've seen the article "Mass deployment with preconfigured settings for Windows"

https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362163-Mass-deployment-with-preconfigured-settings-for-Windows

I don't understand how to open/edit the MSI so switches can be edited? Maybe I'm missing it.

It's very frustrating in a way because a lot of this seems needlessly cryptic and poorly explained.

Can someone point me to a step-by-step resource on configuring the MSI so it can be thrown into MS Software Center?

It seems like this should be very simple and straightforward -like a GUI with a left and right window. Left window is clean MSI, edits show up in right window...click to finish/commit edits, done -here's your customized MSI. 

Hello,

I have opened a ticket regarding an issue I had with Zoom crashing on Nvidia when using Wayland session (and also at the same time filing a bug to Nvidia https://github.com/NVIDIA/egl-wayland/issues/63 in which I discovered it is an issue on Zoom's end). The reason I am trying to use on Wayland is because Xwayland is showing a blank window when opened (which turns out is an issue on Zoom's end as well).

The support representative I talked to in the ticket was helpful and tried to get a response from the engineering team (which never came) regarding the response I received from Nvidia in the github issue I linked here.

Direct link to the response I received from Nvidia: https://github.com/NVIDIA/egl-wayland/issues/63#issuecomment-1204312146

So I am raising it here as well just in case it can lead to a more helpful response. I am not expecting an ETA of course but just acknowledgement that it is being worked on.

My zoom account will not work through the app on my computer. I keep getting an error that says "your app version needs to be 5.11.4 or higher to sign in. Please contact your IT support" 

I have uninstalled and reinstalled the app, and it still doesn't work. 

Any advice?

I've recently been facilitating some branded backgrounds for my business, and have sought images configured to 1920 x 1080 pixels (16:9). My creative agency has supplied them at 3840x2160 (double the size), claiming that it ensures the quality across all screens (TVs, laptops etc). I'm mindful of excessive file sizes bloating our network unnecessarily, but would like to understand how Zoom 'ingests' these and broadcasts them - knowing that there's not unlimited bandwidth (or processing power) to present these, let alone the 'receiving' device to render them. It's my experience that your own VB self-view will look crisper than a colleague's in a meeting. Is there any tech perspective on what's adequate/ideal vs what's simply excessive/redundant?

With Zoom basic, is there a feature to require an "rsvp" to receive the Zoom meeting code and link? You see this sometimes with large Zoom meetings when the organizers don't know everyone. 

I know how to copy the meeting credentials to join, but want to add this extra step. 

Thanks, 

Hi,  When I plug in my audio interface to my mac, I can hear the mic and the headphones.  Everything is working when I test the audio while using zoom.  When I join a zoom meeting, the host and other participants can not hear me.  I've also tried hosting a meeting using the audio interface and mic and again, tested the audio and everything worked,  but the participants could not hear me and I could not hear them.  I've gone to the system preferences and made sure I have the correct audio input and output selected. 

Equipment:  zoom H8 with Audio-techinca 2035 mic. Connected to a MacBook Pro via USB.  I've used the Zoom H8 has an interface with the computer before, for other things and it has worked fine.   Please advise if you can.  Thank you.

i had a meeting with several attendees using their email to register them. when they logged on some of them didnt show up as their email maybe because they were using their cell phone which i don't recognize either. how can i see someone's actual phone number if it says Tracy's phone

I have a meeting where there will be 2 hosts and they will be throwing commentary back and forth.  Is it possible to have both their video on the screen and no one else?

This differs fro speaker view I believe because they will both be on screen at the same time talking back and forth.

Is this possible, while making sure no other participant shows oncreen?