I know it is possible to log in with the same host ID and create a "recurring meeting" and a regular scheduled meeting, but is it possible to hold these two completely different meetings at the same time?

In a scheduled meeting created with the same host ID, while several people are participating in a meeting with a specified date and time, this assumes a situation where a few other people are also participating in  recurring meeting .

During the event, hosts may log in and join for recording purposes, but the Zoom meeting that the host actually joins is

scheduled meetings only.

In Japanese

"定期的なミーティング"と、通常通り日時指定のミーティングは、1つのホストIDでログインして作成は可能ですが、この2つのまったく違うミーティングを同時に開催可能でしょうか。

日時指定のミーティングに数人が参加している状態で、同じホストIDで作った定期的なミーティングに、

これまた全く別の数人が参加している状況を想定しています。

開催中、録画の目的でホストがログインして参加することはありますが、そのホストが実際に参加するZoom 会議は

日時指定のミーティングのみです。

A host has screen recorded our private video meeting without my consent, now he is blackmailing me that he will spread the video if I don’t comply to him. The thing is I don’t know who he is and I just know where he’s from. Is there a possibility that he can be tracked using the zoom link he created and sent me? 

Hey all. On a Mac with Monterey. Upgraded to 5.11.5 (9788) and ever since I'm getting weird sound distortion when using my airpods pro. 

Sounds like a very intense echo/robot/Darth Vader effect.

When I Test the Mic in settings it sounds fine, but whenever I jump into a meeting it distorts to the point where no one can understand me.

I tested this also by starting a meeting with just myself and recording it and it distorts in those recordings as well.

I've gone through all the suggestions from other posts on this forum. Anyone else? Airpods Firmware is also current.

We have a recurring meeting for our team at work.

The meeting was scheduled by one of the teammates.

The problem is that whenever that person has another meeting at the same time or a previous meeting has extended, the other teammates cannot enter the meeting and get the "The host has another meeting in progress".

We just need to have a recurring meeting (with a single meeting link), and that anyone would be able to join without relying on any single participant being in another meeting.

Currently when this happens, another person has to create a new meeting and invite all the attendees to the new meeting, which is a mess.

I found there is an "alternate host" feature, but it requires a certain subscription which we don't have (this option doesn't appear at all when scheduling a new meeting or editing an existing meeting).

Also, in the meeting settings I tried disabling the "waiting room" option, enabling the "allow participantes to join any time".
And in the profile settings enabling the "Allow participants to join before host" option.

All this didn't help, the participants still can't join and get the aforementioned message.

Any ideas?

I work for a small charity. We provide emotional support groups and use Zoom to host these meetings.

We would like to be able to see who is in attendance, so that if a participant has not turned up, we can give them a quick call to remind them.

We don't want to enter the call as this would be disruptive, nor do we want our facilitators to log the attendance live as we want them focusing on the sessions.

Is there a way to monitor attendance of a meeting in Zoom without entering the meeting and counting the attendees?

Thanks,

JM

@Meetings @Attendance

OTP issue. I turned off OTP verify but still " OTP " code asked when login to Zoom app.
I am use zoom premier package for my education company.  So I share my logins with lectures to conduct classes. 

(most of them doing classes at home) Some times we can provide OTP at correct time and some times we can't.  please help me to sort this problem.  I did following things but still OTP asking. 

01. Remove all app data

02. Software reinstall 

03. OTP option enable and disable back. 

( ** I notice this issue happen most of MAC machines. )