I often hear people talking about advanced settings that are not in the Linux versions with regard to optimizing settings for live music.

Lately I've been hearing buzz about a beta version that promises reduced latency a la Jamulus, Sonobus, Koord, FarPlay, etc. (See the wikipedia list below.) There are a few organizations and individuals that are not tech savvy enough to use anything except Zoom. If they go to a low-latency version and I cannot follow, I'll probably stop using Zoom.

So, don't forget about us Linux users. Thanks.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Remote_Music_Performance_Software

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Hello,

We are just switching to using zoom and I have a question about the PMI. We currently use a conference number that clients call into and do not have to put in a meeting number or a passcode. With the switch to zoom, I'm going to use my PMI so it will be the same code. However, the clients that are calling in to this number have low vision or are blind, is there a way to make this easier for the client by having it directly call and enter in the number when they call? Like enter it in as a contact as it will be the same meeting number everytime? Or are they going to have to manually enter in the meeting code every time?

We are looking to deploy some of the Samsung Touch Flip 2's displays in our environment, especially in collaboration spaces. It would be great to hear you all talk about your experience in deployment and Management. Did you use Zoom Rooms or Teams Meetings as the preferred UC tool? 

I integrated client view of zoom 2.9.5 websdk 2 weeks back everything was great and working fine. From past 2 days zoom stopped working please fix the issue. Is there no backward compatibility when you make changes. Now its totally crashing , however all network calls are ok.

I host most of the Zoom or Teams meetings I attend, and often it's more convenient to not be on-camera.

So, if I choose to NOT enable video when on a call, the default (perhaps only?) option for otherwise identifying oneself on-screen is the Zoom-created black 16:9 box with the username in white. Can I insert an image instead...a .png, .pdf or .jpg instead...one with a headshot and the name against a custom background? This would be an image of the correct pixel count (and what would that be?). Don't laugh...attached here is what I'm thinking.

Thanks!