I am a coordinator of Neighbourhood Watch, NSW  for Canowindra in NSW Australia.

I am looking for the best way to have Zoom meetings  with other NSW coordinators, state executive and representatives from NSW Police and other authorities. Ideally we need  access for various coordinators around NSW to take turns at running these meetings on a monthly basis. Meeting attendance would be approx 20 people.  Our funding is very limited so we may have to arrange for sponsorship to pay for our Zoom membership.

I'd appreciate suggestions on best options to pursue and ideally feedback from other volunteer community organisations using this service.

Hi! I recently reinstalled my windows.

Before, when i was joining a meeting, a box asked me to enter my name and email.

Since i have reinstalled windows, when i click on a meeting link my webinar is connecting automatically with an old name.

So, i like to change my name between each connexions.

I don't find how to configure zoom to ask my name and email before each meeting connexion.

Can someone help me please?

Thanks!

I had a pair of headphones and earbuds, both which worked perfectly. However, for both, when I used them in a Zoom Call, they both became distorted; in other words, if I watched a YouTube video, everything was high- or low-pass filtered except a few wavelengths. It seems like the sound settings set for Zoom calls transferred to beyond the meeting and onto other applications; even when I uninstalled Zoom, the distorted sound still stuck to the headphones and earbuds. The stereo sound on the computer is untouched, but it is when I plug in the devices I used in the Zoom meetings that there is sound issues. This is not an issue with my hardware, since I have a second pair of headphones that still work (headphones which I have not used in a Zoom meeting). Can someone explain to me how I can fix my earbuds/headphones, and remove these "sound restrictions"?

I have found nothing online that matched my issue. 

I am on Windows 11. I am using an Alienware x15 R2.

We have a meeting already in progress and our setting was set to allow viewers to see transcription. We have disabled the setting but the transcription is still displaying.  Is there a way to disable transcription to viewers with a meeting in progress?

Today we held a large State of the School Meeting with IN person and virtual attendees. We recorded the presentation on the speaker's  computer (the one with the web camera attached) . He was sharing his screen - a PPT and in the room, the PPT and a video that was an embedded link worked great.

On the recording, the video playback is missing - the recording sat on the PPT slide...what an we do to correct this for the next event?

Participants could hear the audio of the video but not see the video at all.

Hi everyone

I'm hoping someone can offer some advice.

It is hard to google search this one because when I try to search, it really gives me results with bad internet connections and how to fix Zoom when that happens.

When I have my camera on, the Zoom application itself runs slow. This has only started happening in the last week and I've been using Zoom for 5 years.

I have tried using a different camera.
I have uninstalled Zoom, rebooted the computer and then reinstalled.
I have also gone into the task manager and closed all applications that weren't required.
Then I went and disabled anything that wasn't required from startup and rebooted the computer. 
The problem doesn't go away.

If I have the camera on, it takes about 10 seconds to click a button on the zoom app. It'll take me 10 seconds to drag the zoom window from one part of the screen to another. It just really impacts the program itself while everything else in Windows doesn't seem impacted.

Running windows 10 with the latest patch's
i7 processor
Acer Laptop
SSD drives