When saving a local recording to a specific folder other than the default, the individual recording files are being saved outside of the enclosing folder that is created to house the files. They are now created loose and not within the folder, even though the folder is also being created. This has changed within the past two updates or so and hasn't been fixed in the most recent update. I wanted to draw attention to it so that the files can be organized better (as they previously were) into the folder so they are not having to be added manually later. 

I am having an issue joining recurring meetings. If I try to join it tells me the meeting was scheduled for [original date] and does not let me in when the host arrives. When this happens, I try joining directly from the Zoom app, from the link in the Outlook invite, and from the Slack integration, all with the same result. Eventually, it will let me join from the browser, but even that is not immediate. Is this a known issue? Other attendees do not seem to be dealing with this, despite joining through the same link/avenues, being under the same org, and having the same apps. How can I get Zoom to recognize a recurring invite to let me join?

I am the owner and IT Admin for a Zoom account. I'm interested in utilizing the custom disclaimer feature but require more granular control over its visibility. Currently, the option to configure the disclaimer seems limited.

Can the custom disclaimer be displayed selectively based on user roles or meeting participants? For example, could the disclaimer appear only for external guests joining the meeting and not for internal team members?

{
"type": "INVALID_PARAMETERS",
"reason": "user is not send video",
"errorCode": 6001
}

Above error is thrown multiple times while both end users are in call.

I am using zoom video SDK version 2.1.10.

For previous version this wasn't the case for me.

I had seen a few other posts about this, but none had the solution I ended up finding.

In the new outlook, I had added the Zoom Add-In.

When I would create a meeting and click the Zoom button at the top and click "Add Zoom Meeting" in the drop down menu, it would always create two meeting invites with different meeting ID's. 

SOLUTION: Instead of clicking "Add Zoom Meeting" Right there, I now click "Settings" and then "Add Zoom Meeting" from the settings menu. For some reason, this works and creates only one meeting ID! I assume it must be some sort of bug in the functionality of the Add-In. I had previously tried uninstalling the old plug-in so that I only had the Add-In within new outlook, but this was the only solution I have found that works and I have tested it numerous times now.

I am not sure if this is a bug on outlook's side or Zoom.

Hope this helps someone else!! 

we are needing to connect zoom to 'youcanbookme' to enable scheduling meetings, and connecting calendars. We need to do this for 2 team members. The calendars need to be able to be connected to zoom, and both need to be able to zoom at the same time. How can we do this

Hello, my friends!

I have been using Zoom for a short time, but there is something that is bothering me. I use Word a lot to write texts, as I work in journalism, and every time I execute the shortcut "Ctrl + Shift + C" in Word (which is a very common shortcut in Word and one that I use frequently), the Zoom window for screen recording opens and I cannot execute the command in Word. In other words, Zoom has the same command as Word. However, even with Zoom closed, when I try to execute this command in Word, I am prevented because the computer understands that the command is for Zoom, not for Word.

I would like you to help me go into Zoom settings and change this command, please, as it is greatly hindering my work!