I recorded a 1.75hr meeting yesterday (5/5) and after I ended the meeting the conversion status box popped up and tracked the conversion of the recording all the way up to the 100% mark, but then nothing has happened since then. Typically the audio and video file open up in another downloaded file folder and I can drag and drop the files to where I need them on my internal network.  I haven't clicked the "Stop Converting" button because I'm afraid I'll lose everything. Any thoughts on how to troubleshoot this?

I recorded a meeting yesterday. After the meeting, I got a message that the meeting needed to be...I can't remember...updated...transferred...some process. That looong process started and at 27%, I got a quick message about "locked" and then the screen went blank. I needed to reboot and then there was no sign of the recording in my Zoom account. Where did it go?

During zoom meetings, I have recently started seeing a bug where I suddenly start hearing dial tone, no one on the other side can hear me, and I can't hear the other side. This happens with my bluetooth earphones.

I have to always disconnect my earphones and connect again to fix this.

I have started seeing this since I updated to Mac OS Monterey. Updated zoom to latest version, but still seeing the same issue.

Anyone else experiencing the same?

Hi folks.

I am trying to record meeting on an android device, a Motorola G7, but I am not offered ANY recording facility.

I know you cannot record locally on a mobile device, but I am not offered a cloud option either.

When I open the 'more' tab, the options presented are as shown in the pics attached.

I am the host, and its on a free plan.

Any thoughts?

I'm trying to use Zoom on Linux Mint (Ubuntu based) for vocal lessons.

Within that, I need to hear the following outputs from my computer:

1. An audio player (e.g. VLC)

2. Voice monitor script (pacmd 'module-loopback' module)

3. The other party (Zoom).

I have volume controls for all of these, so I can hear them properly. All that is pretty robust and works fine, as long as I don't start the Zoom meeting.

When starting a Zoom meeting, seemingly especially when sharing a screen with audio, Zoom appears to create this virtual composite audio output device and enable it.

That lowers other programs volume so I can't hear those properly, and then I can't even increase those volumes.

When switching away from that composite device, Zoom continues to work fine, but the audio player pretty much blasts my ears off (because I naturally try to increase its volume beforehand), while the voice monitor remains very low / effectively unusable.

Is there a way to set up Zoom so that it minds its own business, i.e. just use the needed audio channels without creating virtual devices, touching other program volumes, etc., etc.?

Nuevamente agrego nuevo usuario para el licenciamiento pero no llega el correo electrónico para aceptar la invitación mi dominio es alemanhumboldt.edu.ec y no tengo ninguna restriccion que impida recibirlos, anteriormente todo estado funcionando con esta cuenta tengo problemas específicamente *********** 

Hi,

I am using Zoom Meeting for our weekly business meeting with about 40 participants. It is currently organised as a "hybrid" meeting, with some people participating online and the rest of the group present in the conference room.

The zoom screen ist projected on a big screen. 

I am very busy with the constant change of screen layout:
a) Screen sharing on the left, gallery on the right, screen split 50:50.
b) Screen share left, speaker right, screen split 50:50
c) Screen share left, gallery right, screen split 90:10

My question:
Is there any way to control this layout change with short cuts or something similar?

I use the Elgato Streamdeck.

I would like to configure the shortcuts, if there are any, on individual Streamdeck buttons so that I can control the settings very simply by pressing a button and without a mouse.
This would very much help me concentrate on the content of the meeting instead of operating the views.

Miklan