We have a meeting every week with about 20 participants. One person has issues being heard when other people are unmuted. I will outline the problem and our attempt to solve it. I hope there might be some setting in Zoom that might help.

During the first part of the meeting everyone is muted except one speaker. That works find for all speakers.

In the second part of the meeting is discussion where participants can unmute and participate.

This works for everybody except one. This person (person 1) can be heard well until someone talks. It seems that person 1 can not be heard or her volume is greatly reduced.

Normally person 1 is using a Apple computer with Airbuds. However, last week she was at our house and used a Thinkpad using Windows 10. We used the builtin camera and mic. We had two users on this computer, person 1 and person 2. Person 2 had no issues during the discussion. Person 2 had the same issue that she did when using her Apple/Airpods when she was at home.

Person 1 is 89 years old and her voice gravely but not faint or quiet. That is the only difference I can think of.

Does anyone have any suggestions about settings in Zoom that we could try to improve this issue.

Thanks for your help,

RobertShaver

We developed a democratic training program towards Venezuela and the authoritarian regime has begun to block entry to the app, they take the participants out of the meetings, among other aspects, please we need help and technical recommendations in this regard. Thank you

I post the URL to recorded sessions so anyone who missed the meeting can see what is going on.

I'm a new admin.  I go to recording management, find the personal room used to conduct the Zoom session.

I click on the button for "get a sharable link" and then post that link for students.

When the student tries to access the recording, a dialogue box opens and requests the passcode. [see attached image].

I was under the impression that the passcode was embedded in the link.

What am I doing wrong?

tnx

mm

Hi,

I have this issue on one system where  Zoom version 5.12.0 (99) crashes frequently in Ubuntu(20.04)Thin client machine if I update it to 5.13 it works fine. But the problem is in our office 5.12.0 (99) is the stable version that is tested and installed on all the workstations across sites. I tried reinstalling it without any luck and in the logs I see 

QProcess: Destroyed while process ("./zopen") is still running.
mesa: for the --simplifycfg-sink-common option: may only occur zero or one times!
mesa: for the --global-isel-abort option: may only occur zero or one times!
mesa: for the --amdgpu-atomic-optimizations option: may only occur zero or one times!
[5037:5037:0105/195636.517377:ERROR:sandbox_linux.cc(374)] InitializeSandbox() called with multiple threads in process gpu-process.
[5037:5037:0105/195636.741087:ERROR:shared_context_state.cc(71)] Skia shader compilation error
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Errors:

[5037:5037:0105/195636.750431:ERROR:shared_context_state.cc(71)] Skia shader compilation error
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Can someone help me with this.

Dear team,

Greetings for the day, Iam unable to activate virtual background feature at zoom apk version 5.14.7.13652 in my android phone VIVO Y100i trired all the settings but in vaini even tried the official app of shared backgrounds by zoom but while. setting the backround i get an error staing: error seeting your background

hope to hear soon

with thanks and regards 

Ankit Gupta

Dear team,

Greetings for the day,

Iam unable to activate virtual background feature at  zoom apk version 5.14.7.13652 in my android phone VIVO Y100

i trired all the settings but in vain

i even tried the official app of shared backgrounds by zoom but while setting the background by app i get an error stating: error setting your background

hope to hear soon 

with thanks and regards,

ankit gupta