If we update past 5.2.0 zoom just disappears after connecting to a meeting.  We all use windows 10 on a domain with a/d and group policy.  When it goes, it just goes.. no error message, and I dont know where to look for any logging.

We've tried uninstalling and reinstalling.  No use.  So for now we are all using 5.2.4 I think and just not updating.

We use a number of recorded clips in our training sessions. Typically the clips are no more than two minutes in length. When receiving the stream, many of our attendees report glitches: freezes, pixilation, sound issues. We stream from our host computer sometimes and sometimes from YouTube. Is there something we can do to improve the quality? 

Hello, I found some information online regarding concurrent meetings but am still not sure what the answer to my question is.
If I have a Business, Education, or Enterprise account, can 2 people use that same Zoom account to host 2 different Zoom meetings on 2 different computers at the same time?

Thanks in advance.

Greetings, I've seen posts similar to this but no solutions(!). For my group of Zoom users, we & all our devices--computers & phones--are in the Mountain Time Zone.  Our team lead's Zoom settings appear to be configured correctly.  When creating an invitation, Mountain Time is displayed--I have confirmed that everything looks right on her end.  However, several of us recipients receive the invitation displayed in Eastern time.  The Invitation shows up in the expected time slot, but it's the display that confuses people.  Several people have consequently missed meetings.  To minimize confusion, we must jump through hoops sending separate messages confirming the actual start time.  

FWIW, the usual sender is initiating the invitations through gmail on a Mac.  The aberrant time zone display appears both on MS Outlook on Win10 & iOS Mail on the iPhone (see attachments).  

Thanks for your help!

Jimmy May, AspiringGeek