ı have a problem for a whıle. ı logged ın to zoom and attended the classes whıch was recorded by teacher. but when ı try to watch these vıdeos agaın ı get the warnıng message about the versıon all tıme. how can ı solve thıs ıssue and access my old vıdeos?

I know this has been asked before.  I have a user who when sharing from his Mac (Big Sur), the end users sometimes see black on part of the shared screen.  The presenter doesn't have it on their end.  Everyone is on Chrome at least version 90.  The presenter already has zoom set to optimize for video. In addition this doesn't happen all of the time and we haven't seen it with any other presenters.  Please see the attached image to see an example. Any other items we can try?

Why does Zoom open a new full-screen window to edit some recurring meetings with many options to change/edit, but when I try to edit what I think is an identical type of meeting only a small window opens with no options to edit the date and time fields, etc. This is very frustrating. What am I missing or doing wrong?

I just did my first Zoom hosting with a meeting with my great-grandkids. I hit the Rec old button, but have no idea where the Recording is, or if the meeting was actually recorded. Automated Zoom answers don't work and I don't qualify to talk to an actual tech.

I have a Zoom One Pro Plan.

I need to schedule (5) meetings over a two-week period.

I'll email a small group (35) of potential attendees, and I'd like them to preregister for 1 of the 5 meetings.  This will give me an idea of the potential demand on various days and times.

I don't see a way to do this with my existing plan, what plan do I need?

Audio works fine in both test and recording mode when using my USB mic, but when I connect a mic via my Focusrite 212 3rd gen interface (usb C to A) it works fine in test mode but the recording has no audio.  I have latest version of Zoom (Windows 11) and had same results on two different PCs.  I tried recording via the Focusrite interface into Audacity, and the audio recorded fine, so it seems like it would be a setting somewhere in Zoom.  Any ideas?  Thanks.

Original sound = on

Automatically adjust mic level = off

echo cancellation = on

Recording o/p set to a folder on 😧 drive

I teach piano (virtually of course) and my students often complain about my keyboard "cutting out" or on occasion, no sound.  Also, the audio has gone completely out and I restart the lesson.

Can anyone shed light on this issue? I am a relatively newcomer so my knowledge is limited on how to get optimum audio during my sessions.