Hi,

I was trying to set a video virtual background however Zoom says I can't make it. 

My processor is Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.70 GHz. I run on Windows 10, 64bit version.

According to the requirements I can't run the 1080p video, however I guess 720p is ok?

• Supported processors (720p background video)
  • Intel Core i5, i7, i9
    • 2 cores or higher
    • 6th generation (6000) or higher
    • Excludes Atom and Y series
    • Processor must have Intel GPU
    • OS must be Windows 10, 64-bit
• Supported processors (1080p background video)
  • Intel Core i5-6000 or higher
    
    • 4 cores or higher
    • Excludes U series

If so, I'd assume that I just need to record a video in 720p resolution, however zoom does not accept it anyway. Any help?

Anyone else running two identical displays with inbuilt webcams seeing this issue?

When connecting two Studio Displays to an MacBook Pro (M1), in the Video Camera selection there are two entries for the Studio displays with identical names. 

Selecting either "Studio Display Camera" always sets the video feed to come from the designated Main display. It does not allow selecting the Extended display camera.

I have the Zoom Outlook Plugin deployed to my users, and myself. It used to prompt for logon, but now it just does the following:

This is obviously a config issue, but I can't seem to figure out where the issue is. Has anyone else seen this problem?

I've used Zoom for a few years (due to the pandemic) and I've had zero problems with being heard, even if I only have a voice whisper. I bought a new computer (Macbook Pro 14") and I've been in 4 meetings since and everyone complains about breakups in the sound, as if there's a glitch in my microphone. I've used both the internal microphone, a microphone I've hooked up through cable as well as a headset for bluetooth. Everything breaks up.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with the microphones, regardless of which. I've tested them all through voice memo as well as a service online, and it works fine.

However, when I test the microphone in Zoom settings, it breaks up when it plays back. And I wonder if theres's some *new* feature in the app that thinks my whispering voice is "noise" and is trying to silence me?

As I rarely have time to check before or during meetings, it's more or less me having to sit silent nowadays and I have no idea how to make my voice (even as weak as it is) heard again.

Can someone please guide me into how to set my microphone or audio settings, so people hear me and the mic do not break up my speech? Or is there's some settings at the other participants that is the issue here?

As I'm part of a scientific trial and also active in some organisations,  it is crucial to be able to actually be heard when we have meetings online as we are living far apart. 

My old computer (Macbook Pro 15" from 2012) never had any issues with the same setup I've had before, with the same microphones/headphones.

I'm more than frustrated, so please help!

Mac OS Monterey (12.6) on a Macbook Pro 14" (2021)

Zoom version: 5.12.2

Thanks in Advance,

Petra Hall, Sweden

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I have deleted and re-installed Zoom with no change.  Any suggestions on what is wrong?

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