Hello,

Does a host have the ability to allow someone to enter a meeting from the waiting room and assign that person to a breakout room while the host is in the breakout room? 

I wasn't sure if that could be done while they're in a breakout room or if they have to return to the main room to grant entry and assign the new participant to a breakout room.

Thanks! 

Have you tried Zoom's Microsoft Outlook Plugin? 

"The Zoom Microsoft Outlook plugin is designed to make scheduling a meeting in Microsoft Outlook quick and convenient. The plugin allows you to schedule and start instant Zoom meetings, as well as make existing meeting events Zoom meetings. The Outlook Plugin can also sync free/busy times to the Zoom Client based on your Outlook Calendar events (PC only, requires version 3.5 or higher - download the latest version)."

Check out this helpful tutorial on YouTube: 

For more information, check out the following article from our Zoom Support site: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/200881399-Microsoft-Outlook-plugin-desktop-

I use a bit of an oddball setup - Arch Linux with KDE Plasma on Wayland, with Pipewire for audio.

I'm using the zoom AUR package (version 5.12.9-1 as of opening this issue, but it's been happening since at least 5.8.x). Most of the time when I join a meeting the client will briefly display the grid of video feeds, sometimes I get a fraction of a second of audio, and then the client crashes. Sometimes it does work, and then it works fine, but that's after the initial join. Which usually doesn't work until the third or fourth or sometimes ninth try. Which sucks. It's especially annoying in meetings with a waiting room, where I have to wait in the waiting room only to be let in and then the client crashes.

If anyone knows a workaround for this, I'd greatly appreciate it.  (Switching to X11 is not an option.)

I've reproduced this on at least two distinct Arch systems and it's been happening for at least six months on both, so I don't think this is a hardware issue.

I've gathered a core dump and a stack trace, which might be useful for the more technically inclined.

I transcribe my meetings from ForTheRecord software and utilize a foot pedal to do it.  However, it will only take MP3 recordings,  not the MP4.  Sometimes Zoom sends them to me in the correct format, but I have received the MP4 format.  What can I do to make it MP3?  Is there anyone out there that has had this problem?

Help! My teacher made me the host and I hit record to the cloud, because she has a paid for account while I have a free one. However, the recording is no where to be found. She checked in her cloud recordings since she was the original host, but nothing is there. I have nothing in mine either. Where is the recording? Is it lost? Whose cloud is it in? Can it be found?