Hi all, 

I'm trying to use conference cam (e.g. Meeting owl) with my Android tablet. 

However, video from my side is cropped and both side area are dropped. The image of self-view on my side is same as image of remote side.  So, I think that the image is cropped by Android app.

Like this. This is example of Meeting owl. But same phenomenon happens with MeetUp.

Why both side area are dropped? 

Is there any way to change the settings or otherwise see the whole picture?

Although I changed aspect ratio config on app settings, there could not make any changes.

I found following article. As it is written in two years ago, it says that Android app only allow 4:3 aspect ratio.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Zoom/comments/gdd5u1/zoom_android_app_doesnt_allow_169_aspect_ratio/

Is this limitation still on-going?

Regards, 

Manabu

Hola, tengo problemas con la aplicación de zoom en mi ordenador el micrófono en otras aplicaciones funciona perfectamente pero en zoom client no funciona el micrófono, ya he desinstalado los driver, actualizado la bios, revisado las configuraciones de sonido y privacidad he hecho mil pruebas pero con zoom el micrófono no funciona, que puedo hacer?????  

Hey there,

we are facing issues with Zoom VDI 5.9.1 in our Citrix Environment (CVAD 1912 LTSR).

Every now and then Zoom crashes in running meetings. After that it is not possible to join the meeting again until the user logs off and on again on the virtual machine. It seems like something has hung up and the VDI-Client has lost the connection to the plugin on client side.

We are using Remote Desktop Hosts on Windows Server 2016.

Any suggestions?

Greetings,

TF

Anyone else notice that setting up a recurring Zoom meeting through the Outlook Zoom Plugin populates many meetings occurrences "1 out of 25 ...etc" in Zoom web account?

Im used to the plugin generating a "meet anytime" Recurring type of meeting instance, not the many single occurrences.

hope that makes sense!

Thanks,

-Jacob

Hi all,
Wondering if anyone has experienced similar.
I have connected my Zoom H4n Pro recorder as a USB mic. Zoom recognises the mic as an input. However, I am unable to register any audio in the test or on calls. I am able to use my other headset with no issues. Have you ever seen this before? Thanks for your time, G

We are piloting a co-teaching program in the second semester. We will have multiple teachers in one Zoom meeting with over 100+ students. Our administrators are wanting us to have them move in and out of breakout rooms like they would move around in stations in a brick-and-mortar setting. So, my question is.....If there are three break-out rooms...The main room has the host, breakout room 1 has a cohost, and breakout room 2 has the other cohost.....are we able to screen share differently in each one?

Example: The main room has the host screen sharing a lesson on reading strategies, breakout room 1 has a cohost screen sharing a grammar lesson, and breakout room 2 has the other cohost screen sharing a writing prompt/spelling skills.

Is this possible on a licensed account? If so, please share a link, video, or guide on how to implement this.

I have seen an issue where a person initiates a call with auto framing enabled, but it is only visible on the local display but the far end only receives a wide angle image. 

This can be resolved by disabling auto framing and then re-enabling. But the end user would like to have it enabled at the start of the meeting.

Details to follow.