I already have a zoom account but I am using my teacher's link to sign into his class. It joins with my name and my original zoom account photo but it isn't using my original zoom account name and there are sounds for every time a classmate joins or leaves our class that I cannot turn off and it is driving me nuts. Where do you think these settings can be? I tried to access my zoom account through my school link and it made me create a new account with my student email that has nothing to do with the account I am currently using. Thank you. 

Hi,

I would like to use Zoom in a performance of moving musicians/clients remotely connected with a host operating  as a central hub. 

Hello, My goal is to share the screen of my Android tablet app with a live video feed of a product. I want to be able to do a product demo where I can demonstrate what's happening on the app and how the machine moves at the same time. Is this possible? Thank you all for your help! 

Hi there, here's our scenario:

-Monthly business meeting of a volunteer fire company

-one head table with 6 people

-"audience" of 20-35 in a general seating area facing the head table

-Zoom meetings (paid license)

-laptop at head table hooked up to room A/V system with an overhead projector and ceiling-mounted speakers

-3 USB microphones (one in a webcam) connected to the laptop; 2 of the mics are omnidirectional mounted on stands (on in front of the head table; one in the center of the seating area)

-Voiceemeter  "Banana" USB mixing software on the laptop (Win10)

-5 to 10 remote zoom participants

I've been trying for months, and can't get the audio correct.  Biggest issue I have is that if I try to turn the mics up to a level where the remote people can hear, we start getting echoes from the other mics in the room.  The room audio (overhead speakers) is the Zoom output, so I don't believe it's feedback from the omnis->zoom->overhead speakers, since I believe advanced echo cancellation should handle this (thinking the way it works is that it doesn't broadcast audio input  from a zoom user to that same user's audio out).  

So the external people usually have a hard time hearing what's going on "in the room", and the recordings are usually fairly lousy too.  (I guess part of the problem is that anyone in the "audience" can speak at any time, and of course people are all at vastly different distances from the mics) Anybody have any ideas how I can solve this- hardware, software, other?  I don't think switching to XLR mics with an external mixer would help.  Is there such a thing as a mixer (hardware or software) that does echo cancellation on its inputs?  

Thanks!