Hello all,

I am Darshan Hiranandani, facing an issue with the Zoom client on Linux (Gentoo, using net-im/zoom-6.2.10.4983, although this has been a problem across several versions). I’m using a Focusrite Scarlett USB audio interface connected through ALSA, and while Zoom can detect the device, I am unable to get either input (microphone) or output (headphones) to work.

Interestingly, every other audio program I use — like Ardour, Discord, video players, etc. — has no problem accessing and using the device for both playback and capture. The issue only seems to happen with Zoom.

I have already tried turning off noise cancellation and adjusting the settings for "music," but nothing has resolved the issue.

Does anyone have an idea what might be causing this, or how I can get Zoom to properly recognize and use the Focusrite Scarlett device for both input and output? Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Regards

Darshan Hiranandani

Hello,

I am wondering if Zoom has the capability to generate an attendance report with customized fields.

To work around this limitation, I have been using online tools like Google Forms or Microsoft Forms to collect attendance information. These forms are shared with participants during the meeting, allowing them to provide their details. 

If anyone has suggestions or alternative solutions, I would love to hear them.

Best regards,

Hi there,

Since linking my Gmail and Google Calendar with Zoom desktop app, I continuously get distracting pop-up notifications on my desktop - how do I turn these off?

For any employees at Zoom that may be seeing this: This is such an incredibly simple request, and it's kind of shocking it isn't obvious how to turn these off after a good search through in the settings.  Also, it is also ridiculous that this is the only support that is offered for a paying customer of Zoom - why not simply a LiveChat?  Very ridiculous, and very frustrated.

Thanks to anyone who can help solve this simplest of requests.

I recorded a Zoom meeting, but the exported MP4 file does not include the speaker's video or participant views. However, the recording folder includes a file named double_click_to_convert_01. I suspect this file might contain speaker video perspectives or other view options.

Here is the file list in my recording folder:

• audio1264568021.m4a
• video1264568021.mp4
• video1264568021.vtt
• double_click_to_convert_01
• double_click_to_convert_02
• closed_caption.txt
• chat.txt
• recording.conf
• zoomver.tag

My questions are:

1. Does double_click_to_convert_01 contain video recordings of participants or speaker views?
2. How can I convert or use this file to check if it includes the speaker's video?
3. If this file does not include speaker views, is there any way to retrieve that perspective from the current recording files?

I would appreciate step-by-step guidance or advice on how to retrieve the speaker's video. Thank you!

I'm having some issues with my Zoom App.  It started with not syncing select meetings (I use the Zoom plugin for Outlook) for weeks, completely hit or miss what would show up in my Upcoming Meetings tab on the app.  Randomly today, 3 meetings that never showed up finally did (yay!- don't know how or why).  However, I am unable to edit them from the app.  I need to disable auto-recording for this specific upcoming meeting, but have no way of editing the settings.  

I've attached a screenshot as well.  

thanks for any ideas anyone has!