I have an offshore team member that made a zoom recording of their presentation. I downloaded that Zoom recording and tried sharing it during a Zoom Meeting. I used the Share->Advanced->Video option, but got an error stating that the resolution of the video file was too high. 

Why would Zoom not support it's own resolution for video file sharing??? 

After the issue trying to log in into zoom, that one is fixed, me and other colleagues have an issue trying to joining meetings from the web. The page stays loading but never pass from this. This is using the google chrome explorer so compatibility shouldn't be an issue here.

Anyone else have the same issue, or know how to fix this?

Hello everyone. my speakers are not working with Zoom, but when I plug in my headphones they work after I select headphones for audio options. It's not a problem on my end because the speakers work just fine with any other application. It seems like Zoom is stuck on headphones or something. I tried uninstalling/reinstalling, no dice. Microphone is fine. The permissions on Windows 11 is already a go. What else could it be??

I was trying to screen share a video and even when selecting share audio, I as the host could no longer hear the audio when wearing bluetooth headphones. On Mac I went to System Preferences>Sound>Output and switched that to my headphones which solved the issue. 

We're seeing some strange bahaviour that we need to explain to a client.

They have a webinar set up (though this applies to meetings as well) which runs over 2 days

In the example data it was running on the 24th and 25th January.

Their event is in the Singapore timezone.

They had test users join the webinar on the 24th

If they pull the attenance reports from the user interface they can see attendance on the 24th... See the line below where I've only removed the email address of the person in question....

However when we retrieve the attendance from the API using the 

report/webinars<webinarID>/participants endpoint

All the attendances are shown for the 25th January - The time's don't convert properly either - but the dates is the larger issue. Here's the JSON for the same participant....

"id": "EoTDLQSWRrSgozUYzJOOmA",
"user_id": "16780288",
"name": "Test User's name",
"user_email": "test users email address",
"join_time": "2022-01-25T07:41:35Z",
"leave_time": "2022-01-25T07:52:20Z",
"duration": 645,
"attentiveness_score": "",
"failover": false,
"customer_key": ""

As you 'll see not only is the date wrong - but the minutes in the time don't match. I've gone through all the participants in the report and compared to the API call results and this is happening for all of them.

Any ideas?

On a Mac, during a meeting, I use cmd-tab to switch between Zoom and other applications.  Upon switching back to Zoom, the meeting window does not automatically show.  Instead, I have to then click on "Window" in the menu at the top of the screen and select the meeting window.   Other applications that have multiple windows (e.g. Excel) switch you back to the same window you were viewing when you switched away.

Is there a way to make Zoom automatically display the meeting window when switching back to Zoom?

I have a brand new Mac OS 12.2.1 - I've downloaded and installed zoom.  When I try to open the app I get an error message that says "an error occurred while installing the selected updates".  There are not any selected updates and the only option is to click "install" - nothing happens.  I've uninstalled and reinstalled 4 times.  I continue to get the same loop.