Hi guys,

I wonder if anyone can help me with an issue I am having.

When I am setting up meetings, regardless of whether or not they are one-offs or recurring, I am having lots of problems with my clients. The two problems I have are:

1. When clients enter a meeting, the 'admit' button doesn't show - so I've no way at all of letting them into the room. Usually I have to end the meeting and start again before it will work.

2. When clients go to enter our meeting, they cannot connect because they receive a message saying I am already in a meeting. But the meeting I am in is the one in which they are meant to be connecting to.

For my settings I use a waiting room and allow admittance for participants at any time, so I am confused as to why I have so many issues.

Any ideas?

Many thanks,

Andy

I updated my Zoom application on June 4 and my screensharing option is non functional. I have troubleshot it in my settings via the web but toggling the "disable screenshare" button but that doesn't seem to help. Now, if I use my Zoom application on my laptop (which has not been updated), I don't have any sharing issues. I can barely share my desktop because the option to do so rarely comes up. 

Please forgive me if I am not very good with my words, I may be over thinking this, I just want to make sure I do not have any loose ends in a large project I am working on.  I have looked extensively through the zoom website to look for this information, but I cant seem to find anything relating to virtual background video copyright/licensing & rights.

I tried opening a ticket with zoom support to get some help, but the resources they directed me to only gave information on setting up streams and not virtual background video copyright stuff. 

I am trying to find specific information on using a virtual background video, provided by zoom, in a meeting that will be streamed on twitch and uploaded to youtube, the virtual background video is specifically the northern lights one. 

I need to know if the virtual background video is copywritten, how is it licensed? Do I need to pay attribution in form of a notification that this video belongs to zoom in my end credits scene? 

Considering the intended purposes of zoom can include broadcasting your video to streams and other services, is it just assumed that the virtual background video is being used as intended, without any obligation to the video's creator?  I assume the video is property of zoom.

Is the use of the virtual background video included in the license?

Hey,

since I was not able to find a similar post I thought I can make a new one.

I am running Ubuntu 20.04 with i3-gaps and as a display I am using a Dell UW4919DW @ 5120x1440.

When I try to start Zoom running at the native resolution it results in consumption of all available

memory and then a crash with "Out of memory". 

However when I reduce the resolution to 3840x1080 Zoom seems to have no problems and starts just fine.

This means that the client has trouble running at a horizontal width of larger than 3840 pixels, and I wonder why that is.

It's a bit cumbersome for me to switch resolutions every time I am starting zoom, although it works.

Anyone experienced something similar, or has a workaround in that regards?

Hi all, I'm hoping you can help.

I recently used Zoom to privately live stream my grandfather's funeral to relatives interstate who couldn't make it. When creating the meeting I selected the setting that states "Automatically record meeting in the cloud". This is also reflected by a tick in meeting details found in the previous meetings tab. However, for whatever reason I cannot find the recording anywhere, all I have is a transcript of the comments posted back and forth between myself and those who were watching on my laptop.

Can anyone help me find this recording? It would mean a lot to the relatives that were watching and those who couldn't make it in person or online on the day. 

Kind Regards,

Nathan Letton

I cannot locate any recent postings about this.  My org uses Zoom heavily, both internally and invitations from external Zoom users for meetings.  At first, the reports of being randomly booted from meetings was just a couple users but now it's ramped up to 15+ users reporting this in mere days.  I'm on a meeting now (paid pro plan) that six of the fifteen users were all booted from and forced to rejoin, including myself.

The meeting dashboard shows GOOD CONNECTION for everyone but the meeting host, and ironically, the meeting host has not been booted!

What's going on Zoom?!