Hello, is it possible to detect if someone is screensharing in a currently running meeting using python with a free or at least not business account? I cant seem to find a way using just zoom api, and I am completely lost about webhooks (I would need an example to see how it works).

My zoom audio doesn`t work well. 

I checked my PC volume and even volume mixer if there is a problem with my PC audio.

It seems like my PC audio is okay since other sound (ex.from youtube) is loud enough.

Only the sound from zoom is too small. ( I can barely hear the audio testing sound.)

What should I do?

Hi there, hoping someone can help. I've recently started a new job which relies on Zoom alot and my current laptop doesn't allow blurred backgrounds (AMD Athlon Silver 3050u) which I would really prefer to be able to have turned on. 

I'm looking at new laptops currently not only for this reason by also because my current one isn't handling the different tasks required of the job (multiple tabs open on browers, a few different systems at once etc.

I can't work out from the FAQs if either of these processers will allow blurred background (these are the two laptops I'm looking at that are within my price range)

Intel Core i5-1135G7 and Intel i7-1195G7. I've managed to work out they are both generation 11 from Google but otherwise can't work it out if it will support blurred background or not.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks.

On Linux when other meeting members try to make annotations on my shared screen, what they draw does not line up with where they are drawing. They can be drawing a rectangle around something in the middle of the screen, and when they stop, i.e. when it shows up on the screen for everyone, it is offset to the bottom right of the screen, wayyyyy off from where they actually drew. Wayland is the future of Linux in terms of compositors, can you please update the Zoom meeting client to properly use Wayland libraries when it is installed, rather than just X.

Thanks.