The new Zoom Breakout Room feature where you can Add/Rename/Delete while Breakout Room is ongoing.

Host/Co-host is not able to delete a the room if there's a user that joined a room then left.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Host create a meeting.

2. Host create breakout room/s (Room1, Room2, Room3 for example).

3. Participants join the meeting.

4. Participant join breakout room (Room1)

5. Participant left the Zoom Breakout Room / Went back to Main Session / Left the Zoom Meeting.

6. Host is unable to delete Room1 (0 person in Room1). Room2 and Room3 is deletable.

I am new to this service, just trying my first meeting soon. I scheduled a meeting and then copied the invitation to send out by email. I had chosen the option of allowing both computer audio and phone use. I do not understand the listing of the phone numbers in the invite. In the One Tap option, there is a string of numbers and no explanation as to how they are to be used by the recipient. If I were to receive this, would be totally confusing.

Then following that is a listing of numbers, some of which mention cities. Again, how is this used? Any of these numbers can be dialed? Makes no difference? Or is the person supposed to know which one to use.

I am copying here the number list so you can see what I mean.

Thanks for any advice.

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I use the Zoom app on my Iphone to send invitation for Zoom meetings: the app uses my personal email instead of my business email. I have to suppress it every time and put the right email address. How to change it permanently to my business email address?

Hi,

I was trying to set a video virtual background however Zoom says I can't make it. 

My processor is Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.70 GHz. I run on Windows 10, 64bit version.

According to the requirements I can't run the 1080p video, however I guess 720p is ok?

• Supported processors (720p background video)
  • Intel Core i5, i7, i9
    • 2 cores or higher
    • 6th generation (6000) or higher
    • Excludes Atom and Y series
    • Processor must have Intel GPU
    • OS must be Windows 10, 64-bit
• Supported processors (1080p background video)
  • Intel Core i5-6000 or higher
    
    • 4 cores or higher
    • Excludes U series

If so, I'd assume that I just need to record a video in 720p resolution, however zoom does not accept it anyway. Any help?

Anyone else running two identical displays with inbuilt webcams seeing this issue?

When connecting two Studio Displays to an MacBook Pro (M1), in the Video Camera selection there are two entries for the Studio displays with identical names. 

Selecting either "Studio Display Camera" always sets the video feed to come from the designated Main display. It does not allow selecting the Extended display camera.