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What are Zoom Meetings?

Zoom Meetings are a simplified video conferencing solution for an optimized virtual meeting experience. Explore the Zoom Community's Recent Activity below to join the Meetings conversation and connect with other members. If you're still looking for support, browse our Zoom Meetings support articles or start a new discussion below!

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playing music in background whilst speaking

I teach sound meditation and need to periodically play music from my laptop (Macbook Air) however when I play the music it cuts off my voice or I cannot control the volume. I have been advised to get a 2 channel mixer which I have purchased. I have a... Show more

I teach sound meditation and need to periodically play music from my laptop (Macbook Air) however when I play the music it cuts off my voice or I cannot control the volume. I have been advised to get a 2 channel mixer which I have purchased. I have also been told to download some software that I will need to make it all work, do you have any ides which software application I need?

 

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Two different links in same event

Several users in my company have had this happen. They create an event in their outlook calendar which is signed into Zoom. They add the zoom and when the attendees get the invite, it has two different links, one for the Join Meeting button and one f... Show more

Several users in my company have had this happen. They create an event in their outlook calendar which is signed into Zoom. They add the zoom and when the attendees get the invite, it has two different links, one for the Join Meeting button and one for the cut and paste link in the body. Please see the screenshot attached. This is causing people to miss out on meetings as they sit in the wrong room. Why is this happening?


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Recurring meetings not in list

i have noticed that now....with the new version online... when i create a recurring meeting with "No Fixed Date" it disappears when i save it....the old version (which is still my desqtop version) shows it in the "recurring" list at the bottom of my ... Show more

i have noticed that now....with the new version online... when i create a recurring meeting with "No Fixed Date" it disappears when i save it....the old version (which is still my desqtop  version) shows it in the "recurring" list at the bottom of my meetings list.  the new version on line...it does not show anywhere in the Meetings list.  does anyone know where i can find the meeting once i've created it and save it as "no fixed date - recurring"?

 


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You tube video on shared screen

How do I get the volume of the you tube on the shared screen . the you tube couldn'

t be heard by the group

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Unusual share

Is it possible to share screen of Zoom interface (as host sees it) with active cursor in order to present a mini-tutorial about using features such as "Gestures", "Chat", "View". etc.? 

Switching Audio Sources in Teams Using Only the Volume Settings from the Task Bar

Hi Zoom Community,I have a user that's wondering if there's a way to have their Zoom program for their Windows 10 OS automatically adjust the user's audio input and output device in Zoom to whatever the user selects in the volume settings in the task... Show more

Hi Zoom Community,

I have a user that's wondering if there's a way to have their Zoom program for their Windows 10 OS automatically adjust the user's audio input and output device in Zoom to whatever the user selects in the volume settings in the task bar vs. needing to manually change the audio input and output device in Zoom each time there's a change in the audio devices connected (see attachment for picture of the volume settings icon that I'm referencing).  

 

As an example, if the user plugs in their headset, they want to select their headset in the Volume settings & that will change the settings in Zoom to the headset for input and output. I told the user that I wasn't aware of a way to do this with 100% reliability, but I thought I would ask just in case. My understanding is our best chance would be to use the "Same as the System" option, but I'm assuming that's not 100% reliable.


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Participants kicked back to main session immediately after breakout rooms open

I have been encountering an issue with the Zoom breakout rooms. In all cases, I have been setting the rooms so that all pre-assigned participants are automatically moved to the breakout rooms when I open them. However, I have noticed that when I open... Show more

I have been encountering an issue with the Zoom breakout rooms. In all cases, I have been setting the rooms so that all pre-assigned participants are automatically moved to the breakout rooms when I open them.

 

However, I have noticed that when I open the rooms, some of the participants will be moved into the rooms, but will immediately return to the main session. (They're not returning on purpose, it seems like they'll join the rooms for 1 second before getting automatically moved back for whatever reason).

 

In some cases, they don't even get moved to the rooms at all, even though it's their first time being assigned to a room during the meeting. 

 

Has this happened to anyone before? Does anyone know of a potential fix to this? 


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Calendar meetings not syncing

All of the sudden my meetings Ive created online are not syncing up with my ipad mini...calendars synced is enabled , they dont show up after they have for years...is my iPad out of date now? 

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Resolved! Zoom build for Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit?

Hello! Wondering if Zoom would consider building a 64-bit ARM64 version of the Zoom application for the Raspberry Pi OS - full 64-bit version was just released, Debian-based so hopefully not a huge stretch. There are currently ways to get Zoom runnin... Show more

Hello!

 

Wondering if Zoom would consider building a 64-bit ARM64 version of the Zoom application for the Raspberry Pi OS - full 64-bit version was just released, Debian-based so hopefully not a huge stretch.  There are currently ways to get Zoom running on a Pi, but performance and feature-set suffer - the best I've been able to manage so far is running Ubuntu for RPi and running Zoom in the Chromium browser - it works, kind of, but a bit slow and awkward.

 

From a use-case standpoint - the Pi is a cheap (~$40 USD) and small unit, with the addition of a wireless keyboard/mouse combo like a Logitech K400+ and a USB webcam/microphone you could easily transform any TV or projector to a Zoom station - think churches, schools, meeting halls, etc.  Being able to run the actual app rather than running in a browser would make it very easy to setup a dedicated kiosk-like setup in these types of areas to facilitate Zoom meetings without having to lug in a full computer.


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