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I recently installed Citrix Workspace Version: 22.10.0.44 (2210) for Apple Silicon and since, the Citrix Plugin for Zoom no longer connects. I'm running the Zoom VDI client versino 5.12.3 (22070). I've tried reinstalling the plugin to no avail. The Zoom VDI statistics shows: VDI Plugin Version: Not Connected VDI Connection Error: Plugin not recognized Has anyone been able to make this work?
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Online instructions and YouTube instructions to use settings to start audio automatically when a meeting starts are not helping. The instructions do not match what I'm seeing in settings. Please help.
For some reason when I try to convert my files from a 1hr+ meeting it produces a 7 min audio and video file. Any suggestions welcome. Thanks.
It's not looking like I can share my screen so folks can see a video I'm playing on my DVD player. Is that right?
On three occasions now, users have gotten emails from Zoom indicating that the account admin (me) had canceled their meetings. I was able to verify that the meeting they claimed was canceled was indeed not listed in the user's upcoming meetings. I know for a fact that I didn't cancel their meetings, so what else would cause this behavior? Another admin posited that perhaps something performed by an LTI would indicate the account admin as the one who performed an action. Is this plausible?
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