After the last update allowing participants to be moved to a room without admission, even if I still admit them…

when you initially move a participant to a room, they don’t fully move, their name stays gray and you will have to move them to another room and then move them back to the room you want them at.

A recurring meeting I've had for years has literally just disappeared today as if it never exisited. It's not even in previous meetings. I searched the subject on here, and one 'solution' was that in the app, if you go to the bottom of the window, it is in a tiny link that says, 'Recurring..' I have indeed found it there, however, A. There seems to be no way to put it back on the calendar for easy access to the link, it appears you have to go to this tab every single time you want to start this meeting. And B. Why has this suddenly happened? Disappearing from 'previous meetings' after years of using this link is not right and I'd really like to see the reasoning behind this resolved. It seems impossible though to actually get any real support from Zoom.

On the Screens tab when selecting Screen Sharing, I sometimes get Entire Screen OR Application Windows option, and sometimes I don't get the Application Windows options but only the entire screen.  

I do use the zoom Timer App from time to time and not sure if this could be a factor in this issue.

Dear Zoom Support Team,

I hope this message finds you well.

I would like to suggest a feature enhancement for Zoom that could significantly improve the user experience, particularly in low-bandwidth situations. Currently, when the network bandwidth is limited, users often face challenges in turning on their video, impacting communication quality, especially in meetings where video presence is important for engagement and content delivery.

It would be incredibly helpful if Zoom could introduce an auto-adjust video quality feature that dynamically adapts video resolution based on the available network bandwidth. This would allow users to maintain their video feed, even at lower resolutions, rather than having to disable it altogether.

Thank you for continuously working to improve the Zoom experience. I appreciate your consideration of this request and look forward to future updates.

Warm regards,

Sukhdev Singh

FEATURE REQUEST: This comes up all the time for my teachers and I. When hosting, we would like to be able to spotlight our video for everyone, even when there is only one other participant. Currently the option to click my host thumbnail and select "spotlight for everyone" when hosting say a group meditation class, is only available if there are more than one participants. This can be a bit jarring, as this is super important for recording classes to make available to clients after an event. Without this option, when participants talk, the recording captures them too, and there have been some ruined recordings where the active speaker view stayed on a participant instead of the host. I'd love to see this option even if everyone is just one attendee. Can anyone put me straight or add this to the future development map?

Hallo,

wenn ich Teilnehmer in Break-Out-Räume aufteile, haben diese leider keine Möglichkeit um Hilfe zu bitten. Diese Option gibt es einfach nicht. Oder sie ist sehr gut versteckt.

Muss ich diese Option zusätzlich zu den Break-Out-Räumen auch noch irgendwo aktivieren? (Mir kommt es schon reichlich absurd vor, dass die Break-Out-Räume standardmäßig nicht aktiviert sind. Von daher würde es mich nicht wundern, wenn man noch einen zweiten Haken irgendwo setzen muss.)

In my most recent Zoom meeting (which i hosted), the participants were not able to send direct messages to each other - only messages to the whole group were allowed. There was a message saying something about "because you have a large number of participants of this meeting, direct messaging is disabled" or something to that effect. There were less than 20 people in the meeting, but around 70 invited. This has never happened before even though this is a recurring meeting with the same number of invitees each time. 

At the beginning of next month we will be hosting a conference with 200+ people in a meeting, and we would like to keep it as a meeting, and not a webinar, precisely because we want participants to be able to interact with each other. Is there a setting which will prevent Zoom from disabling the direct messaging feature for large meetings?

Thanks!