When I turn on a background I can see the background, but there is also a box on top of the background with my face and what's actually behind me.  I'm using a Chromebook with the zoom app from Gplay.  I don't know if that makes a difference or not.  I've attached a screenshot so it makes more sense.

Thanks,

Dee

Hi All,

I use LearnWorlds and connected my personal account to do some testing. When I went to disconnect my account from LearnWorlds, I was given the error message in the screenshot ("In order to remove this zoom account please visit Zoom Marketplace and deauthorize Learnworlds from your installed applications"). I logged in and my account said that I didn't have any apps.

How do I disconnect my account?

Thanks!

MC

Hi All, Season's greetings.

I recorded a meeting but toward the end, I, unfortunately, hit the end meeting for all and didn't see my recording download on my computer. It is neither in the local recording space. How do I retrieve the recording?

Hi all,

I have a MacBook Pro, where I've installed Zoom.

I am unable to hear or to be heard when using my AirPod Pro. Video works fine.

AirPod Pro works fine on my MacBook with other apps, such as Music, TV, YouTube videos, etc. The only issue appears to be with Zoom.

Cheers,

Max

jajajajaj nose si me salga, pero bueno quisiera ver si alguien sabe sobre el tema de facturar ya pague y puse unos datos al parecer eran para facturar y ahora que arregle bien los datos no recibo ¿la factura la pregunta esa primera factura era para todo el año?

Hello,

I'm teaching an online class and noticed in the last two weeks that my face gets staticky with a green color, intermittently, during the class.  Luckily it doesn't last long and when I click on the box where my picture is, it seems to correct itself. I'd like to figure out how to avoid having this happen.  I reinstalled zoom and checked my computer speed. Tried to email Zoom support and that didn't help.  Maybe it isn't a zoom issue, but a location issue? Has anyone seen this? I'm not very techie so if you have any ideas, I'd greatly appreciate a "walk-through." Thank you.  LB