When I send a Zoom link to invited persons for a video call using WhatsApp, a message appears:

"You are being rate limited, try again later".

The invitation message is sent anyway, received by invited people.

It happens on WA only, and always, when I send a Zoom link.

Any suggestions to avoid it?

for various reasons I have multiple email addresses besides the one with which I subscribe to Zoom, and I use Outlook for accessing most of them. I recently got a new laptop which uses Windows 11. I realised recently that Outlook was using the wrong default email address and changed it. However, when I try to set up a meeting using Outlook it still defaults to the previous default email address and worse, it still, as it did earlier, refuses to show me any other Outlook/Microsoft Exchange email address, although it happily shows me all the IMAP addresses.

My Outlook default email address is now the one I subscribe to Zoom with but this is not shown and there seems to be no option to add it.

What am I missing here? (everything works very nicely on Windows 10).

Hello Videoconferencing Pros,

I am looking for advice from someone who understands zoom's policies and pricing better than I. Our organization is on Zoom Pro. We are looking for a zoom service that allows for multiple hosts but is reasonably priced to match the low hours that we use the videoconferencing service.

See details below. Thank you in advance for your insight and expertise.

Use case:

• Our organization uses an average of 6-8 hours per month of videoconferencing.
• Each of our 20 hosts uses our zoom room once every 2-6 months for 90 minutes with 3-15 participants.
• We need to be able to be able to designate an alternative host when scheduling meetings. But we do not need the a full license for each host, who will host about 5 hours per year.

Zoom's policy:

• To give our hosts the ability to independently log in, zoom requires that we purchase a full license for each host. For all our hosts, this would amount to about $3,000/year for a total of 7 hours of videoconferencing per month. (this would be the dictionary definition of "paying way too much")
• A work-around is to open the zoom room for hosts and give them host status (however we need a service that allows hosts to independently log in)

Question: Is there a zoom service (or other videoconferencing service) that allows for several hosts to independently log in? and is reasonably priced for relatively low hours?

• Is there a zoom offering that would allow an organization like ours to pay by the hour rather than per unique host?
• Or, do you know of a videoconferencing service that is a better match for our needs?

Since the latest ZOOM update in the past week, I have been unable to use ZOOM because the video is both freezing and scrambling, an issue that I have never previously encountered. The video is working perfectly on other platforms, so I can only conclude that this is a ZOOM issue. 

I have disabled 'use hardware acceleration' and this did not work and I have sufficient RAM and computing power on my laptop, so I know it is not a hardware issue. 

I run my business via ZOOM and have a paid account, and I have had to find other solutions to keep my business flowing. Does anyone have a solution or is this a ZOOM issue, and if so does anyone know when it will be resolved? 

I take part in a weekly zoom meeting hosted by another person.  The first meeting of the year was January 11th.  When I tuned in to the meeting, I could see everyone else, but my square was black.  They could not see me either. (The video was definitely turned on).  We could all hear each other, so I was able to participate, but it's not as nice as being able to see each other.  

After the meeting on the 11th, I looked up ideas of what could be wrong on the zoom website.  I have tried re-booting the computer and checked to make sure my computer camera is working (it is).  I do not think we have a security system running on the computer that could be blocking this.  

We actually hosted a (one time) zoom meeting on December 28 to celebrate Christmas long distance with someone, and our zoom video worked perfectly then, just 2 weeks earlier.  

The zoom meeting I attend met again on January 18.  I tuned in, and again, my screen square was black 😞

Is there some kind of update that happened at the first of the year that I missed for zoom? 

I would be so grateful if anyone could help me figure out what to do.

Hi,

When I click on the Zoom link for a meeting in the future for which I am a host, sometimes I get a pop-up window that says the date and time of the meeting. This is helpful, because I can confirm the Zoom meeting is scheduled for the correct time. However, most of the time there is no such pop up. Does anyone know how can ensure meeting hosts will get this pop up?

Thanks!