How many of you have actually used the "trim" function of Zoom Cloud Recordings?  I've looked at all the support docs I can find (just this one!) and apparently everything you do requires a mouse to click or drag.  Editing a 2 hour recording to get the just the right start and end points is virtually impossible.  There's no reason in today's environment that some sort of keyboard-based editing commands can't be implemented to ease the pain of getting it just right.

I've made a feature request/low priority support ticket asking for the following as a bare minimum:

• SPACE BAR for start and stop playing (Note: I've subsequently seen this work sporadically, but not consistently)
• Letter I to mark the "In" point (the start of the viewable portion)
• Letter O to mark the "Out" point (the end of the viewable portion)
• Home to move the playhead to the current In point
• End to move the playhead to the current Out point.
• A time code display showing the current playhead point AT ALL TIMES.

(I did find out through trial and error that pressing the left-right arrow keys will move the playhead 10 seconds backward or forward.)

Anyone else have other suggestions?  These would make a great start, and make me very happy.  Something any Zoom user can make use of... it doesn't have to be fancy.

I don't expect a full implementation of Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or Davinci Resolve, but prepping the recordings from 5 days of webinars has been SO time-consuming and painful.

My workflow will mostly continue to be downloading files and editing in Premiere Pro, but I would like the client to have a reasonable "interim version" to watch... one that doesn't give me a headache just trying to trim the pre- and post-roll off.

Hi

So I'm using Flatpak Zoom with KDE. Zoom wouldn't allow me to use the screenshare function unless I use the XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=gnome environment variable, which from what I know is the check for the old implementation where the app uses a Hack in Mutter (Gnome compositor) to do screen share. Since now it's done via pipewire with xdg desktop portal, having Gnome or this environment variable as a requirement is unnecessary and affect the ease of use of Zoom for users with other Wayland Desktop. Please Fix

If I create a meeting and go to teach a course, can students use third-party programs to record the computer screen?

If any student uses a third-party program to record the screen or similar, does zoom notify me that someone is recording the lesson?

Thank you

Hey all, 

I frequently use zoom to record a podcast I work on. In recent months the separate audio feed is often failing to record the participants correctly. The separate audio recordings sound like there has been significant connection issues... while the compiled, combined audio sounds fine. I have a large chunk of free HD space and there are no other operations taking place on the computer at the same time. 

Any idea what's causing this problem? 

Hello,

When I host my meeting using my own zoom application, I am able to share my entire screen. When I connect to someone's meeting, I am not able to share the entire screen. I can only share one thing, like a browser or an application but it has to be one thing only. This happened even when I was made a co-host and even a host.

How do I solve this problem?

Thank you in advance.