Hello,

We are using a custom web application. which allows to create workshops. after creating a workshop it is possible to invite users via email.

in the workshop the creator can add also a link to the meeting. currently we did an integration, when the user creates an event, there is a “zoom” button, when clicking, automatically a link is created and sent to the users who are invited to the workshop.

when entering via that link we experience issues. either it is not possible to share the screen, or all users who joint the zoom meeting have the same name.

ideally we want to integrate it in a way that when users join the meetings, they do not have such barriers.

from business point of view it will ideal when whoever created the workshop the meeting is generated via his/her zoom account, and hence, has the same privileges/access levels (.e.g paid vs. unpaid).

the main requirement here is when the workshop is created and users log in, they do not have any limitations (of course depending on the account type), i.e. all participants can share the screen, the names are displayed correctly, etc.

Essentially, I wish to record a portrait video for use as my introduction on LinkedIn.  Why Zoom you ask; because it enables me to use a virtual background to increase the professional look.

So Does Zoom allow me to record myself in portrait mode?

Thank you

I have screen sharing enabled on our backend - screen sharing on, one participant at a time, all participants can share. However, inside of a meeting, participants receive a message saying the host has disabled screensharing, and logging in as host shows it defaults to "Host only". 

How do I fix this so meetings allow screensharing for all by default?

A link with an encrypted passcode works fine. But some of my guests want to join a meeting with meeting ID and passcode.

I then send them both pieces of information in plain text.

Another example - Meetup.com events allow me to hide a zoom link so only guests can see the link. But I'm not able to add a plain text passcode to the hidden information, so I devise devious schemes to provide that information.

A plain text passcode in a zoom meeting link solves my problem.

Whenever I send a link to someone, I always need to send the plaintext passcode.

My quartet was singing together in one room for a coach in another state via a Zoom meeting.   Talking was fine but once we started singing, the coach said our sound cut out or only one voice came though.  Both computers were running the latest zoom version and both were set with original sound for musicians, with high fidelity music mode checked and echo cancellation unchecked.   We tried with a Yeti microphone and just with the computer microphone, but neither worked.   Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

When I share computer audio, either by checking the box "share sound" on the basic share screen or by selecting the Computer Audio module on the advanced share screen, there's a little pull down menu carat which allows me to select mono or stereo.

(By the way, I only learned about this menu recently when I was informed that I was unknowingly sharing mono sound even though I had selected stereo in the Zoom Audio settings, not to mention that I practically need a magnifying glass to see the carat.)

By default, this selection is set to mono. I can change it to stereo but the next meeting it reverts to mono. Why can't there be a preference to have it always set to stereo? How difficult can that be?