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I have my audio settings to use 'original audio'. I do music lessons, so need this for the zoom calls. When doing the calls, unfortunately it's still suppressing all volume when I play. Does anyone know any other settings that I need to adjust as it's literally impossible to use zoom if it's going to mute whatever I play for my student to demonstrate things. Any help would be awesome. Thanks.
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Hi. I recently was the presenter on a Zoom call featuring about 60 participants. I shared my screen, which consisted of a Keynote presentation. On my screen I saw the Keynote presentation and several participants on the right side of the screen, which is normal. However, as I found out later, the participants were seeing a dark gray box on the right side (attachment) throughout my entire presentation. The attachment shows the dark gray box. Pay no attention to the gray box in the middle; that is supposed to be there. Focus on the box on the side. I have done multiple Zoom presentations since the start of COVID and have often shared keynote presentations, created and displayed on my Mac book. This is the first time this problem has occurred. Can anyone help?
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Some user experienced the following error after our DUO 2FA is turned on. The user uses Outlook desktop v16 on windows 10 server. He can not use the Zoom add-on. The error message is: ADD-IN ERROR Sorry, we can't load the add-in. Please make sure you have network and/or internet connectivity. Click Retry one you're back online. There is no internet issue. The web version of outlook is fine. The mac version of outlook desktop is also fine.
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I feel like I am missing something. We just upgraded our account to Zoom One Business - as we have meetings/presentations for more than 100 people. Must admit price increase kind of surprised me - and I feel I am missing something. It says I can assign Licences - but I am not sure what benefits are of Licencies: can each one then plan and hold meetings; do they log in seperately to our account? - can Licencies hold meetings at the same time on the account? Somewhere, cannot recall where anymore, it indicates that a Licence holder gets/or has to set a password - but that option does not show up on my screen, so am confused. Hope someone can assist this #techchallenged user. Thank you
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My laptop stopped during the meeting and I lost the recorded video , how I can get it
I used to be able to have a video preview screen prior to entering a meeting. I changed my account email and now all the settings are wonky. I made sure to update to the latest version on desktop, and I can confirm that 'Always Turn off my Video' is not toggled on. Not sure what else to do. I never changed my settings, and now the video preview is not working. Anyone have any advice? Thanks
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Hello,
Context: Owners of the shared mailbox should be able to act as one entity. For example, emails that originate from a shared mailbox represent the team versus the individual. A shared mailbox could belong to a team responsible for executing administrative tasks such as sending mass emails or scheduling meetings on large, complex projects. When one owner schedules a Zoom meeting from the shared mailbox account, other owners of that shared mailbox account should, in theory, be able to modify that Zoom meeting since they are part of the shared mailbox account.
Issue: If person A (who is an owner of the shared mailbox) schedules a meeting via the shared mailbox, then person B (or other team members who are also shared mailbox owners) from the shared mailbox should be able to make updates to that meeting. However, that does not seem to be the case. The issue arises when person A is out of the office and a request comes in from a workstream to update or cancel the meeting. When Person B tries to update/cancel the meeting for them, they see this error message: "You are not the host of this meeting."
In theory, Person B (or other members on team who are also shared mailbox owners) should be able to update/cancel the meeting for them.
Currently, I don't see this capability in Zoom. Similar to Outlook, would the team need a Shared Zoom account? Please advise on solutions! Thanks
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